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Mark 11:23
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William Branham preaches on the story of Lazarus, emphasizing that when Jesus leaves a home or church, trouble follows. He calls the church to return to Pentecostal power and demonstrates faith through a testimony of a baby's healing.
William Branham · 54 min de lecture2 avr. 1960 · 54 min de lecture
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Matthew 12
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William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, drawing parallels to the present generation's need to seek the Holy Spirit and recognize God's gifts. He emphasizes faith, the supernatural nature of Christianity, and the danger of rejecting divine visitation.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture1 avr. 1960 · 68 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 8:22
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William Branham preaches on the question 'Why?' from Jeremiah 8:22, asking why people remain sick in sin when God has provided the remedy—the Holy Ghost. He compares the balm in Gilead to a divine toxin that inoculates believers from sin, proven by Christ's life, death, and resurrection.
William Branham · 24 min de lecture1 avr. 1960 · 24 min de lecture
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Matthew 4
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William Branham preaches on the transformative power of encountering God, using the phrase 'from that time' to illustrate how a single moment with God can change a person's life forever. He shares testimonies of biblical figures and modern individuals who were radically changed after meeting God, and calls the congregation to make that decision tonight.
William Branham · 52 min de lecture31 mars 1960 · 52 min de lecture
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Luke 18:38
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing faith that stops Jesus despite the crowd and distractions. He encourages the audience to cry out for mercy and believe that God has provided a Lamb for their healing and salvation.
William Branham · 53 min de lecture30 mars 1960 · 53 min de lecture
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Matthew 14:27
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William Branham preaches on Jesus walking on water and calming the disciples' fear, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He encourages believers to have faith in God's promises and to recognize the Holy Spirit's presence in the church today.
William Branham · 59 min de lecture29 mars 1960 · 59 min de lecture
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Genesis 18
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William Branham preaches on the theme that nothing is too hard for the Lord, using the story of Abraham and Sarah's visitation by angels in Genesis 18. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a spiritual atmosphere and recognizing God's presence, even when circumstances seem impossible. The sermon includes testimonies of healing and a demonstration of the Holy Spirit's discernment.
William Branham · 39 min de lecture28 mars 1960 · 39 min de lecture
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Job 23:3
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of God, emphasizing that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses biblical examples such as Moses, Jacob, Isaiah, and Elijah to illustrate that God works in unexpected ways and times, and calls believers to have faith in God's promises for healing and salvation.
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Matthew 17
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing the need to hear and obey Christ alone. He contrasts the law of Moses and the prophets with the gospel of Jesus, and calls the church to be filled with the Holy Spirit and do the works of Christ.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture13 mars 1960 · 76 min de lecture
William Branham
1960
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William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Jesus stands at the door of the heart and knocks, waiting for individuals to open. He contrasts the honor of receiving earthly dignitaries with the rejection of Christ, and urges listeners to let Jesus be Lord over every area of their lives, including private life, pride, and faith.
William Branham · 63 min de lecture12 mars 1960 · 63 min de lecture
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Luke 1
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William Branham preaches on Mary's faith and belief in God's promise, drawing parallels to the need for faith in divine healing. He emphasizes taking God at His Word without doubting, and highlights the power of the name of Jesus.
William Branham · 64 min de lecture11 mars 1960 · 64 min de lecture
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1 Kings 17
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William Branham preaches on the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath, emphasizing faith, sacrifice, and the mixing of the Word and the Spirit. He draws parallels to modern believers, urging them to meet God's requirements and trust in His promises even in dark times.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture10 mars 1960 · 62 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 8
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In this sermon, William Branham uses the text from Jeremiah 8:20-22 to ask why people refuse God's provided way of salvation and healing. He compares the Holy Spirit to a perfect balm that can heal sin-sick souls, and warns that at the Judgment, God will ask why people rejected His provision. Branham emphasizes that unbelief is the root sin, and that the Holy Spirit is available to all who will receive it.
William Branham · 70 min de lecture9 mars 1960 · 70 min de lecture
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Psalms 105
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William Branham teaches on the importance of discerning spirits, emphasizing that believers should judge individuals by their motives and objectives rather than by their denomination or outward gifts. He uses Old Testament examples like Moses, Joseph, and David to illustrate how true prophets are anointed by God to glorify Him and edify the Church, not themselves.
William Branham · 52 min de lecture8 mars 1960 · 52 min de lecture
William Branham
1960
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of God and the need to return to the original Pentecostal experience. He argues that church traditions have perverted the Word of God, and that true faith requires going back to the beginning—to the baptism of the Holy Ghost, divine healing, and the signs and wonders of the early church.
William Branham · 57 min de lecture6 mars 1960 · 57 min de lecture
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Matthew 14
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William Branham preaches on the biblical account of Jesus walking on water, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He encourages believers to recognize Christ's presence in their storms and to have faith in His healing power, demonstrating the gift of discernment as a sign of the Messiah.
William Branham · 72 min de lecture5 mars 1960 · 72 min de lecture
William Branham
1960
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William Branham speaks on the theme of thirsting for God, using Psalm 63 to emphasize that God's lovingkindness is better than life itself. He shares testimonies of healing, including the story of Florence Nightingale, and calls for unity among believers as sons and daughters of the King.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture4 mars 1960 · 77 min de lecture
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Zechariah 14
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William Branham preaches on the end-time signs, comparing the watchman's warning in Zechariah and Isaiah to the present day. He emphasizes the coming of the latter rain and the need for believers to shine as morning stars reflecting Christ's imminent return.
William Branham · 57 min de lecture3 mars 1960 · 57 min de lecture
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Matthew 4
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William Branham preaches on the transformative power of encountering God, using biblical examples like Abraham, Moses, Mary, Paul, and the woman at the well to illustrate that meeting God changes a person forever. He emphasizes that true conversion is not intellectual but a spiritual experience that leads to a changed life.
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1 Peter 5
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William Branham preaches on God's care for humanity, emphasizing that only Christ can truly comfort and save. He contrasts worldly substitutes for the Holy Spirit with the genuine comfort found in Jesus, sharing personal testimonies of loss and God's faithfulness.
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Matthew 7
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William Branham warns of an impending spiritual storm, using the parable of the wise and foolish builders and a story of a Florida hurricane to illustrate the need for preparation. He emphasizes that true safety is found only in Jesus Christ and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, urging listeners to heed the warning before judgment comes.
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Revelation 21
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William Branham opens a revival meeting in Phoenix, Arizona, reflecting on the changes in the valley and the unchanging nature of God. He uses the theme of conferences to illustrate how God calls His people to reason together in times of emergency, citing examples from Eden, the burning bush, the Red Sea, Gethsemane, and Pentecost. He urges the church to hold a conference with God to receive orders and move forward in faith.
William Branham · 57 min de lecture28 févr. 1960 · 57 min de lecture
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Romans 9
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William Branham preaches on the two spiritual forces represented by Jacob and Esau, emphasizing the difference between the carnal and spiritual believer. He stresses the importance of election, separation from the world, and acting on God's Word, warning against those who come close to the truth but turn away.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture21 févr. 1960 · 90 min de lecture
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Matthew 4:12-17
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William Branham preaches on the transformative power of meeting God, using biblical examples like Abraham, Moses, Mary, Peter, Paul, and Bartimaeus. He emphasizes that from the moment one encounters God, life is forever changed, and he demonstrates the presence of Christ through words of knowledge and healing.
William Branham · 30 min de lecture10 févr. 1960 · 30 min de lecture
William Branham
1960
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William Branham recounts his early life, supernatural experiences, and the calling to pray for the sick. He describes visions, an angelic visitation, and the validation of his ministry through healings, emphasizing the unity of believers and the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
William Branham · 48 min de lecture10 févr. 1960 · 48 min de lecture
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Matthew 12
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William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, drawing a parallel to the present generation's rejection of the Holy Spirit's work. He emphasizes that unbelief is the original sin and that the sign of the resurrection is available today through the same Holy Spirit that empowered Jesus.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture10 janv. 1960 · 89 min de lecture
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Psalms 103
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William Branham preaches on the desire to see Jesus, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses biblical examples, such as Nathanael and the Samaritan woman, to show how Jesus revealed His Messiahship through supernatural knowledge, and argues that the same signs should follow believers today.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture9 janv. 1960 · 88 min de lecture
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Hebrews 11:1
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William Branham speaks on the importance of having a personal conference with God, using biblical examples such as the conferences in Eden, at the burning bush, at the Red Sea, in Gethsemane, at Calvary, and at Pentecost. He emphasizes that God invites all to reason together and that through faith, believers can receive healing and salvation.
William Branham · 46 min de lecture8 janv. 1960 · 46 min de lecture
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Matthew 4
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In this New Year's Eve sermon, William Branham emphasizes the necessity of a personal encounter with God that brings eternal change, contrasting it with temporary New Year's resolutions. He illustrates through biblical figures like Abraham, Moses, Mary, Peter, and Paul how meeting God transforms a person forever. Branham urges listeners to seek a genuine meeting with God rather than merely turning a new page.
William Branham · 37 min de lecture31 déc. 1959 · 37 min de lecture
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Hebrews 11
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William Branham speaks on the concept of a 'super sense'—faith—which is the sixth sense given to Christians that governs and surpasses the five natural senses. He emphasizes that this super sense enables believers to believe God's Word contrary to physical evidence, and he illustrates this with testimonies of healings.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture27 déc. 1959 · 62 min de lecture
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Acts 2
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William Branham delivers a Christmas message centered on Isaiah 7:10-16, presenting the virgin birth of Immanuel as God's eternal super sign. He contrasts human achievements like the Titanic and Hitler's fortifications with God's humble sign of a baby, emphasizing that God dwells with His people. Branham connects this sign to the present evening light revival, where the same works of God are manifested through believers.
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Romans 7:25
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William Branham answers questions from the congregation on topics including demonology, the fate of the spirits that entered the swine, the nature of eternal life, the importance of the Holy Ghost, and predestination. He emphasizes that only God has eternal life and that believers receive it through the Holy Spirit, becoming part of God and unable to perish. He also warns against religious deception and the need to earnestly seek the Holy Ghost.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture23 déc. 1959 · 95 min de lecture
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Hebrews 6:4
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William Branham speaks on the importance of holding a conference with God, drawing parallels between earthly conferences and divine meetings. He uses biblical examples such as Moses at the burning bush and the Red Sea, and the incarnation of Christ, to illustrate how God calls His people to reason together and make decisions in crucial moments.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture20 déc. 1959 · 92 min de lecture
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Acts 2:4
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William Branham discusses the human desire to identify with an example, and how people often choose worldly figures like movie stars or cowboys instead of Jesus Christ. He explains that true identification with Christ comes through repentance and baptism, which unites believers with His death, burial, and resurrection. Branham also addresses questions about speaking in tongues and the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that the fruit of the Spirit, especially love, is the true evidence of receiving the Holy Ghost.
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Acts 19:5
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William Branham addresses questions about the Holy Ghost, clarifying the biblical account of Pentecost and the distinction between speaking in tongues as a gift versus the initial evidence of receiving the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is received by faith according to God's laws, and that true baptism of the Holy Ghost is evidenced by a transformed life and the manifestation of God's presence, not necessarily by speaking in unknown tongues.
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John 14
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William Branham teaches on the purpose of the Holy Spirit, explaining that God sent the Holy Spirit to dwell in His Church and continue His work through believers. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is God Himself living in the Church, restoring fellowship lost in Eden, and preparing the Bride for the Rapture.
William Branham · 94 min de lecture17 déc. 1959 · 94 min de lecture
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Acts 7
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William Branham teaches on the nature and purpose of the Holy Ghost, describing it as a sign, seal, and the Spirit of Christ in believers. He emphasizes that the Holy Ghost is a covenant promise to Abraham's seed, which includes all who are in Christ, and that it seals believers until the day of redemption.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture16 déc. 1959 · 73 min de lecture
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John 14
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William Branham preaches on seeing God in four ways: in His universe, in His Word, in His Son, and in His people. He shares personal stories from nature and his ministry to illustrate God's presence and power.
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Revelation 3
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William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Jesus stands at the door of the human heart and knocks, but the latch is on the inside—only the individual can open. He explores various 'doors' within the heart, such as pride, private life, faith, and spiritual sight, urging listeners to let Jesus be not only Savior but also Lord, allowing Him full access to transform their lives.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture28 nov. 1959 · 60 min de lecture
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Luke 18:37
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing that faith in Jesus Christ can bring healing and salvation. He contrasts Bartimaeus's persistent faith with the unbelief of the religious leaders, and encourages the congregation to trust in the Lamb of God who is present to heal and save today.
William Branham · 69 min de lecture27 nov. 1959 · 69 min de lecture
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Luke 1
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William Branham preaches on the Annunciation to Mary, emphasizing the importance of taking God at His Word without doubting. He contrasts Mary's faith with Zacharias's doubt and encourages believers to believe God's promises despite impossibilities. The sermon also touches on the power of the name of Jesus and the need for unity and sincerity in the church.
William Branham · 70 min de lecture26 nov. 1959 · 70 min de lecture
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Matthew 19:8
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of God's Word, contrasting it with man-made traditions and creeds. He emphasizes that the Church must return to the Pentecostal experience of the early believers, where signs and wonders followed. Using Matthew 19:8 as a text, he argues that many modern teachings deviate from what was true 'from the beginning.'
William Branham · 75 min de lecture25 nov. 1959 · 75 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 8:22
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William Branham preaches on the spiritual condition of the church and the world, using Jeremiah 8:22 to ask why God's people remain sick when there is balm in Gilead. He emphasizes the need for genuine new birth and the inoculation of the Holy Spirit to overcome sin and unbelief.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture24 nov. 1959 · 60 min de lecture
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Mark 11
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William Branham discusses the Scripture Mark 11:23 about speaking to a mountain and having faith. He shares personal experiences of the Holy Spirit's leading, including a vision about a fish coming back to life and a warning about a trap set for him. He emphasizes the importance of being careful with words and the new ministry beginning.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture23 nov. 1959 · 88 min de lecture
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Matthew 21
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William Branham preaches on the question asked by the people of Jerusalem when Jesus entered the city: 'Who is this?' He draws parallels between the first coming of Christ and the latter-day outpouring of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that the same Spirit that worked in Jesus is working today through signs, wonders, and the gathering of believers. Branham encourages the congregation to know Christ personally and to believe in His promises despite the world's confusion.
William Branham · 58 min de lecture22 nov. 1959 · 58 min de lecture
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Genesis 24
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William Branham preaches on the promise that Abraham's seed shall possess the gate of their enemies, drawing from Genesis 24 and 22. He connects this promise to believers in Christ, who as Abraham's seed through faith, have victory over every enemy including sickness, sin, and death. The sermon culminates in a call for repentance and healing, with demonstrations of the Holy Spirit's discernment and power.
William Branham · 43 min de lecture21 nov. 1959 · 43 min de lecture
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Mark 6
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William Branham speaks on the need for the Church to recognize the living presence of Christ through the Holy Spirit, using the account of Jesus walking on water to illustrate how believers often fail to see Him in their midst. He emphasizes that the same miracles Jesus performed are available today through faith, and calls for unity among believers in preparation for the Second Coming.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture20 nov. 1959 · 60 min de lecture
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Mark 11
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William Branham shares a personal experience in the woods where God confirms a new phase of his ministry through the power of spoken words, demonstrating that whatever one says in faith can come to pass. He recounts how the Holy Spirit instructed him to speak and materialize his desires, using the example of calling squirrels to him. This marks a transition from his previous ministry of visions to a greater authority in spoken faith.
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Genesis 22:15
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William Branham preaches on the promise that Abraham's seed will possess the gates of their enemies, drawing from Genesis 24 and 22. He emphasizes that believers, as spiritual seed of Abraham, are heirs to this promise and must endure testing before receiving it. The sermon encourages faith in God's promises over natural circumstances, citing biblical examples of those who possessed enemy gates through faith.
William Branham · 64 min de lecture8 nov. 1959 · 64 min de lecture
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Matthew 21
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William Branham preaches on the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, using the crowd's question 'Who is this?' to draw parallels to the present-day work of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit's manifestations—healing, discernment, and transformation—cause the world to question, just as they did when Jesus rode into Jerusalem. Branham calls believers to make a decision for Christ and prepare for His second coming.
William Branham · 69 min de lecture4 oct. 1959 · 69 min de lecture
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Exodus 14:15
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William Branham preaches on Exodus 14:15-16, urging believers to stop crying to God and instead speak His Word and go forward. He emphasizes that God's anointed messengers must be obeyed, and that the same Holy Spirit who worked in Jesus works today through signs and wonders. The sermon calls for faith and action rather than doubt and complaint.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture4 oct. 1959 · 67 min de lecture
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Matthew 11
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William Branham preaches on the question Jesus asked about John the Baptist: 'What went ye out to see?' He contrasts the world, the lukewarm church, and true believers, emphasizing that God uses simple, anointed people to accomplish His purposes. Branham calls believers to dedicate their hands and lives to Christ, doing whatever is in their power for the Gospel.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture1 oct. 1959 · 60 min de lecture
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John 15:1
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William Branham preaches on Psalm 80, using the metaphor of a vine to describe God's people. He contrasts the true vine, Christ, with wild vines of denominationalism and unbelief, urging believers to be planted by the rivers of water—the Holy Spirit—to bear spiritual fruit.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture20 sept. 1959 · 68 min de lecture
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Joel 1
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William Branham preaches on the restoration of the Church using Joel's prophecy of the palmerworm, locust, cankerworm, and caterpillar. He argues that these insects represent stages of spiritual decay that have eaten away the original faith and power of the early Church. Branham calls for a return to the original apostolic faith, contending earnestly for the faith once delivered to the saints.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture23 août 1959 · 92 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 32:1-12
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William Branham preaches on Deuteronomy 32:11, comparing the Church to an eagle. He describes the eagle's unique characteristics—its high nest, keen vision, and renewal of youth—as symbols of the believer's life in Christ. Branham urges Christians to rise above worldly entanglements and stand on the unshakable Rock of Ages.
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William Branham · 86 min de lecture15 août 1959 · 86 min de lecture
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Psalms 46:1
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William Branham reflects on the importance of turning to God in times of trouble, using personal stories and biblical examples to illustrate that God is a present help. He urges listeners to examine their lives, repent, and commit to following Christ before it is too late.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture14 août 1959 · 77 min de lecture
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Mark 11:24
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William Branham preaches on the theme of 'Why?'—why there is sin and sickness in the world despite God's provision of healing and the Holy Spirit. He uses the metaphor of a balm in Gilead to illustrate that God has provided a cure for sin and sickness, but people refuse to take it due to stubbornness and pride. He calls for repentance and receiving the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 53 min de lecture13 août 1959 · 53 min de lecture
William Branham
1959
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William Branham preaches on the importance of discerning the Body of the Lord, which is the Church, and warns against taking communion unworthily. He calls for spiritual discernment in all aspects of Christian life, including healing, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and recognizing the signs of the times. Branham emphasizes that the same signs given to Sodom will be given to this generation before Christ's return.
William Branham · 48 min de lecture12 août 1959 · 48 min de lecture
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John 6:20
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William Branham preaches on Jesus walking on water and telling his disciples 'It is I; be not afraid.' He emphasizes that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that the Holy Spirit is present to heal and save. He calls believers to not be afraid of the Spirit's work, but to accept it as their only hope.
William Branham · 57 min de lecture11 août 1959 · 57 min de lecture
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1 John 3
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William Branham speaks on the importance of drawing nigh to God and confessing sins before prayer, using the story of the widow of Zarephath to illustrate how faith mixed with God's Word and Spirit can bring provision and healing. He encourages believers to hold fast to their testimony and trust God even in dark times.
William Branham · 59 min de lecture10 août 1959 · 59 min de lecture
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