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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 229

    And I, brethren, when I came to you, came not with excellency of speech or of wisdom, declaring unto you the testimony of God. For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified. And I was with you in weakness, and in fear, and in much trembling. And my speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man's wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power: That your faith should not stand in the wisdom of men, but in the power of God. (1 Corinthians 2:1-5)

    54 How much different it was from Paul. Paul said, “I never come to you with wisdom of men, enticing words, that your faith would be built upon the wisdom of men, but I come to you with the power and demonstration of the Holy Ghost, that your faith could be built in God.” Amen. Today they want to make an educational school out of it: reading, writing and arithmetic.

    When I got to Africa amongst my colored brethren, what did they know? Reading, writing, and arithmetic, they had no business for that. That’s the reason when they seen a real true moving, God come into the midst of the people, thirty thousand accepted Christ at one altar call: Durban, South Africa. The book gives it there. See? That’s right.

    Bombay, India, there’s probably five hundred thousand people that attended the meeting. Hard to tell how many come at one time. It’s not reading, writing, and arithmetic. You don’t get men to God with that. It’s the Gospel. The Gospel never come by word only, but through the power and manifestations of the Holy Ghost. Jesus said, “Go into all the world and preach the Gospel. These signs shall follow them that believe.” Takes more than just teaching a word; it takes a manifestation of that word to make these signs follow (That’s right.), God manifesting Himself.

    55 Somebody said, “Well, I want you do this, want you do that?” Well, brother, I would rather be out there making a mistake trying to do something right than I would be trying to rob people from the last hope that they have. I make a mistake… I prayed for hundreds of people that never got well. But I’d rather be showing them people a God, and a Bible, and a Christ that does heal than to try to rob them from the last chance they have of ever being well.

    Say you love humanity and keep those things from them, be like giving, trying to give milk to a dying baby and take it away from him. It’s not right. There’s something wrong. Reason they do it is by hybrid, because they accept it their church will put them out for it. Right, hybrid… Yes, the Word… And don’t mix the Word with nothing.

    61-0411 - "But It Wasn't So From The Beginning"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 228

    But God hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty; And base things of the world, and things which are despised, hath God chosen, yea, and things which are not, to bring to nought things that are: That no flesh should glory in his presence. (1 Corinthians 1:27-29)

    24 Why, I seen a little woman many times that was so bashful they couldn’t talk to an insurance agent that come to the door with their head bowed so timid. After once receiving God, could stand in the midst of a church and give a testimony that’d shake the shingles off of the top of the house almost. She’s been somewhere. She’s… Something’s happened. See? Notice how God calls.

    Then sometimes God does things in the most ridiculous way to the human eye. Did you ever think of that how God takes the foolish things and could confound the wise, how He takes the things that you’d say was silly, turn right back around and confound the mighty and wise. Look, friends, since Moses… Just for a moment. Off our subject, but it’s… I can only speak as I feel it.

    25 Moses had been trained as a military man and had been brought up with all the—the knowledge of the Egyptians. Pharaoh’s daughter’s son who was a heir to the throne, and then in his knowing also, besides that that he had a Divine call… And when he tried to act upon his education and upon his ability, what happened? W—he slew a Egyptian, looked this a way and that way.

    Now, a man of God don’t have to look and see whether anybody is looking or not. A man of God looks this way and that way; not this way and that way. See? So Moses right there give it away. He was to liberate the children of Israel, but he was out of God’s program. And the church is God’s instrument of the earth to liberate the sick and the afflicted, but they’re out of the program by their homemade theology and not the Bible and the Holy Spirit.

    26 Now, Moses after God had give him forty years more of teaching. Eighty years old: could you imagine how ridiculous to the carnal mind this would be? Here was Moses in the Presence of the burning bush was better equipped in five minutes in the Presence of God, than eighty years of schooling had give him. Amen. I hope that don’t hurt, but I hope it really sinks in. See?

    In the Presence of God five minutes gave him more knowledge of God and better equipped him, than eighty years of schooling. Brother, we don’t need so much theology. We need kneeology today…?… That’s true. Five minutes in the Presence of the burning bush. Eighty years he’d shunned: forty years on the desert running. And five minutes in the Presence of God at the burning bush he was ready to go. There you are.

    27 And notice here he comes. An old man eighty years old, whiskers plumb down to his belt line with a stick in his hand, his wife setting straddle of a mule with a kid on each hip, the winds a blowing. Said, “Where you going, Moses?”

    “I’m going down to Egypt to take over.” A one-man invasion. Why the carnal mind would said, “Crazy.” Egypt had the whole world whipped down at that time with tens of thousands of horsemens and chariots. Be like one man say, “I’m going to take over Russia.” More…?… But here he goes. Could you imagine? Oh, here comes Moses, them little old thin, wrinkled arms, an old crooked stick in his hand beating the ground, dragging this little mule and his wife, setting on there with a child on each hip, just a singing the praises of God. Some said, “Moses, where you going?”

    56-1208 - "Abraham"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 227

    In thee, O Lord, do I put my trust: let me never be put to confusion. Deliver me in thy righteousness, and cause me to escape: incline thine ear unto me, and save me. Be thou my strong habitation, whereunto I may continually resort: thou hast given commandment to save me; for thou art my rock and my fortress. (Psalm 71:1-3)

    74 The Word of God, there’s no way around. Fortified, all way around, everywhere, “THUS SAITH THE LORD. THUS SAITH THE LORD.” Your walking, your talking, your business, your associating, and everything, put the Word of God first.

    75 Say, “I believe I’ll go tonight, and this little dance just won’t hurt anybody.” Could you take THUS SAITH THE LORD with you? See? See? “I believe if I could pull this little deal, oh, it’s just a little bit shady.” But could you say THUS SAITH THE LORD with it? See?

    76 Always take Him first, keep fortified, for He is our fortress, its strain.

    77 But do you know you have to ignore, before…In order to believe the devil’s lie, you have to ignore and deny God’s Truth, first, before you can believe the devil’s lie. You ever think of that? You have to deny the Truth, first, before you could believe a lie. Right. Have to deny It!

    78 Eve got from behind It, and lost the battle. As soon as Eve…Satan was standing out there, shooting his targets. She said, “But the Lord said…” And then he shot again. She said, “But the Lord said…” So then he shot again, another way. “But the Lord said…”

    79 But Satan raised up back there, said, “But wait just a minute. If the Lord did say That, let me just tell you something. You see, you’re not wise like God. You don’t know right from wrong. But if…Listen. Wouldn’t you love to be wise like God?”

    80 “Why,” Eve said, “yes, I—I—I—I believe I would.” Maybe something like that. “I believe I would like to just know all the wisdom of God. I’d like to know what’s right and wrong. I don’t know it.”

    “Well, I’ll tell you.”

    Now, she said, “But, but, the Lord said…”

    81 “Well, but, surely, you know He’s a good God. He won’t do that.” See?

    82 Right there she broke the hole through, so he could shoot. Right there she made the wrong stop, right there, stopped a little bit.

    83 Now let me say something of you Christians down here. Don’t you never stop one second for the devil. Don’t stop to reason It out. When you start to reason It, the devil comes right in. You cannot reason God. You cannot understand God. You’ve got to just believe God. See? I can’t explain God. Nobody can. I can’t explain many things. But, the only thing, I just believe It, because He said so. Now, there’s none of us can explain It. Don’t try to explain It.

    84 Don’t get with these unbelievers who say, “Well, now look, your pastor out there, Junior, I hear him pray for the sick. Now you’re all crazy down there. There’s no such a thing as Divine healing.”

    85 Say, “All right, there isn’t for you, then. You’re an unbeliever.” And just walk right on. See? It’s just for believers. See? Don’t…

    86 “Well, you all say you got the Holy Ghost. There’s no such a thing as the Holy Ghost.”

    Say, “It isn’t for you, then. It is for me.” Just go on. See? See?

    87 Don’t reason. Don’t try to reason It. It hasn’t got no reasonings. You just believe It. You don’t reason a thing. Because, remember, the only way that you can accept God is by faith, not by reasons, not by understanding, not able to explain. You don’t explain nothing. You believe Something. Not what you feel. Jesus never said, “Did you feel It?” He said, “Did you believe It?” That’s right. You just believe what God said. I can’t explain to you how they…How could a…The greatest miracle that I could think of, is a man who…

    88 Just like, take a pig, and tell that pig, “You know, you’re no more a pig. You’re a lamb,” and he becomes a lamb. See? That would be hard to believe.

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 226

    The Lord also spake unto Joshua, saying, Speak to the children of Israel, saying, Appoint out for you cities of refuge, whereof I spake unto you by the hand of Moses: That the slayer that killeth any person unawares and unwittingly may flee thither: and they shall be your refuge from the avenger of blood. (Joshua 20:1-3)

    66 Now, in the Old Testament, God seeing, in some of this trouble, was accidentally done. So, if you’re innocent, and not guilty, God makes a way for you.

    67 Now, if a man killed a man, just deliberately, premeditated, he was lost. He could not come to this place. But if he did it accidentally, he didn’t mean to do it, then there was a city of refuge. One was at Ramoth-Gilead. And four places, I think, Joshua placed these cities of refuge.

    68 Now, now, the people could come to this city of refuge if accidentally he done something wrong. He didn’t mean to. He would come to the city of refuge, and go to the gate. The gatekeeper would ask him why he coming, what was his idea of coming. Then his case was pleaded. And when his case was pleaded at the gate, and the man be found innocent, he did it not wilfully, then the man was taken into the city, as a place of refuge. Then the enemy could not get him.

    And if he lied and done wrong, and come into the city of refuge, though he was holding to the altar horns, his enemy had the privilege and right to drag him from that altar and kill him, yes, sir, because he was guilty, premeditated, and he had to be punished.

    69 Now, there was something went with that. Course, that man would be nervous, my, maybe, a dozen men behind you. Somewhere, every rock, every hill, every bush, the enemy, somebody was standing ready for him. He was nervous. And then when he once got into the city, he could let off the pressure. He was safe. He was all right, ’cause there was a provided place made for him. God’s provided way for that innocent man, not to be slain, but could be exempted from the slaying, because he did it accidentally, now, if he didn’t mean to do it.

    70 Now, if he meant to do it, well, he—he had to stand the circumstances. But there’s no chance for him if he did it wilfully.

    71 And there’s two classes of people today. May I say this. There is men and women in the world today, Brother Ruddell, that really don’t want to do these things they’re doing. There’s men and women in the world today, that don’t want to sin. I feel sorry for them. They don’t want to do anything wrong, but they do it. They’re drove to it. Now, there’s a place for that person that wants to do right. There’s a place to let off that pressure. It’s true. But there’s some that doesn’t care.

    62-0513e - "Letting Off The Pressure"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 225

    I am become a stranger unto my brethren, and an alien unto my mother's children. For the zeal of thine house hath eaten me up; and the reproaches of them that reproached thee are fallen upon me. (Psalm 69:8-9)

    46 And it hadn’t been but a little while when I got some more orders and come up. And I had a place up there where somebody went up and pushed the wires on a meter and just running it without that, and somebody in there ironing. Why if they’d cut a wire across and twenty-three hundred come through there, it’d kill a woman dead with an iron in her hand. So I had to go up and cut them nips off so they couldn’t put it in straight like that. So I just cutting it off like that, come down, and Doctor Brown was coming down the street. He said, “Hello, Billy.”

    And I said, “Hello there, Doctor Brown.” My, he’s a mighty fine man, Methodist preacher.

    And he said, “How you doing this morning?”

    I said, “Fine, fine.”

    He said, “You Baptists are really having a time up there, aren’t you?”

    I said, “Oh, yes, sir. We just having…”

    He said, “How you get that there crowd you have up there every Sunday night, Billy?”

    I said, “I give them pills.”

    He said, “What kind of pills?”

    I said, “Gos-pills.” See?…?…

    And so, “Oh,” he said, “you haven’t lost any of your southern idea.”

    I said, “Nope, nope, that’s right.”

    47 He said, “You know what, Billy?” He said, “The other day… I’ve got five hundred members to that church down there,” and he said, “I sent out five hundred cards to get those people to pledge that they would come six months out of the year to Sunday school. Within the year they’d register six times in—in—they’d register six months in the year, they’d come.” And said, “You know how many answered?”

    I said, “Don’t have any idea, Brother Brown.” Now, he was a nice man, yes, sir, I believe a real true man. And I said… I don’t believe he had the Holy Ghost, no, sir, I don’t. But I mean: I believe what he—what he preached he believed and he was true far as he went. Like the colored man eating watermelon, he said—eat a slice of it, and said, “What about that, Mose?”

    He said, “That was good, but they’s some mo’ of it.” And that’s just about the way it is. You see? So that part was all right far as he went, but he didn’t go too far.

    So then I said, “How many answered, Brother Brown?”

    He said, “Two answered last Sunday.” He said, “What do you think about that?”

    I said, “Well, that’s pretty bad, Brother Brown.”

    48 I said, “You know what, Brother Brown; I want to tell you a little something happened a while ago.” I said, “I was down in New Albany,” I was in Jeffersonville then. I said, “I was down in New Albany,” (just three miles below), and I said, “I was cutting off the service down there for a person that didn’t pay their bill. I went up and knocked on the door,” and I told him about the girl. And I said, “That girl, she was so carried away, she went across the floor, after speaking to me, and that music had such an effect on her till she went across the floor going ‘Tootlely, tootlely, tootlely,’ and—and throwed a kiss to that Clayton McMichen, ever what his name was on that Greenbrier Patch, or ever what he was going to be out there.” I said, “Do you think that somebody will have to sign a card to get her to go there Saturday night?”

    He said, “Well, no.”

    61-0218 - "Balm In Gilead"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 224

    Thou hast ascended on high, thou hast led captivity captive: thou hast received gifts for men; yea, for the rebellious also, that the Lord God might dwell among them. Blessed be the Lord, who daily loadeth us with benefits, even the God of our salvation. Selah. (Psalm 68:18-19)

    171 The Old Testament saints has gone into His Presence, paradise done away. And the Old Testament saints ascended up, at His loud voice, when He screamed and give up the ghost; because (why?) the Sacrifice, the propitiation of their sins, that they had waited on, believing that perfect Lamb was coming. They had offered the Sacrifice, the Lamb. And when He died and yielded up the ghost, He screamed with a loud voice, and the Old Testament saints awoke.

    Watch the shout and the voice over here, the same thing at His Coming. See?

    “Yielded up the ghost.” And when He did, the Sacrifice was perfect, and paradise emptied out. And the Old Testament saints came to the earth again, walked around on earth, and entered in with Him, at His rapture.

    172 David said, over there, “Lift up, ye everlasting gates; and be ye lifted up.” “He led captive captive, give gifts unto men,” and the Old Testament saints went in with Him.

    173 They said, “Who is this King of righteousness?”

    174 “The Lord of Glory, mighty in host.” Mighty host, here they come in, marching. “Jesus led captivity captive,” and here He comes, with the Old Testament saints. And went in the new gates up There, and said, “Lift up, ye everlasting gates; and be ye lifted up; and let the King of Glory come in.”

    The voice come from the inside, said, “Who is the King of Glory?”

    175 “The Lord mighty in battle.” The gates flew open. “And Jesus, a Conqueror, led captive captive,” them that had believed on Him, and the Word had come to them. There, the Old Testament saints laying in there, waiting, “He led captive captive; ascended on High,” took the Old Testament saints and went in. There is one Rapture, already passed.

    176 The next Rapture takes place is (Second Thessalonians) for the Church, the Bride to be resurrected, to be raptured into Glory. “We which are alive and remain,” that’s the bodies left on earth, “will not prevent or hinder them which are asleep. For the trumpet of God shall sound first, and the dead in Christ shall rise.” See? “And we which alive and remain shall caught up together with them.”

    65-1204 - "The Rapture"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 223

    Hast thou faith? have it to thyself before God. Happy is he that condemneth not himself in that thing which he alloweth. And he that doubteth is damned if he eat, because he eateth not of faith: for whatsoever is not of faith is sin. (Romans 14:22-23)

    194 Not because you say, “Well, Brother Branham, I—I tell you, I—I—I paid a whole lot to a widow woman one time and give her some money. I—I know I’m saved.” Huh-uh. “I quit smoking, drinking and…” That—that—that never what saved me. No, no. “I got saved because, brother, I felt like shouting.” Nah. That don’t make me saved. I’m saved because I met God’s conditions. That’s it. See? Look. I could quit drinking, smoking, gambling, everything like that, and still not be a Christian. Yes, sir.

    Look. I said, not long ago preaching in a Methodist church, I said, “Stealing is not a sin. Lying is not a sin. Committing adultery is not a sin.”

    195 I couldn’t get much farther than that, till a little old Methodist mother, sanctified, you know, raised up, she said, “Then, Reverend Branham, what do you call sin?”

    196 I said, “That’s not sin. ‘Unbelief’ is sin. That’s the attribute of sin. You do that because you don’t believe.” The rea-…Because you don’t believe on Jesus Christ, that makes you, then you can lie, steal. But when you’re a believer, you don’t do that. See? That’s right. That’s the reason that you do it is because you don’t…

    197 Jesus said, “He that heareth My Words and believeth on—believeth on Him that sent Me, hath Everlasting Life.” You might say you believe, you might try to impersonate a believer, but when you really believe, that settles it. That’s all. Just two things: faith and unbelief. That’s the only two senses that’s left to the supernatural man.

    198 The natural man has five senses. The supernatural man, the spirit, has two senses. That’s either faith or unbelief. You have to have one of them. If you’re possessed with one tonight, you’re a Christian. If you’re possessed with the other one, you’re not a Christian.

    199 No matter if you never done a evil thing in your life, that you know of, you’re still a sinner, ’cause you’re borned in sin. But it don’t matter what you have done, you might be a prostitute on the street. If you believe in your heart Jesus Christ was the Son of God, repent, and accept Him as your Saviour, you’re a Christian and a believer. That’s right. See? That’s all, one of two things.

    200 If you come up here tonight as a believer, you’re going away healed. If you come as an unbeliever, you’re going away the same way you come up. That’s right. Is that right? Just have faith.

    54-0306 - "The Unconditional Covenant That God Made With His People"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 222

    Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands: Sing forth the honour of his name: make his praise glorious. (Psalm 66:1-2)

    120 Here not long ago, Brother Fred and I, and Brother Tom, a bunch of us went to a noted Baptist church in the city of Tucson, to see if we couldn’t find a little something that would give us maybe a little fresh feeling. And the minister said something another about the people in Egypt, when they left they was eating garlic and so forth, they wanted to go back again and eat that. Said, “That’s something like people of today.”

    And, we, everybody said, “Amen!” I never seen such a bunch! The whole church lost the sight of the preacher and looked back to see who it was that said “amen.” Liked to scared them to death. They didn’t know what it was.

    When, David said, “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord. Praise Him upon harps! Praise Him with the psaltery! Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. And praise ye the Lord!” God rejoices in His people. Let them of the learned, say, “Amen,” when anything is said right.

    121 Why not turn from this system and cisterns of the world, to the faithful system of God, which is the artesian well, Jesus Christ? Why don’t you turn to Him, where God is our abundant supply of joy, our abundant supply in praises, our abundant supply in satisfaction? The calmness of my nerves comes from God.

    When I’m tore up, I find my satisfaction in Christ, not in a cigarette, not in the things of the world, not in joining some creed; but in finding Him, the promised Word that He said, “If I go away, I’ll come again to receive you.” I find my joy in that. He is my Joy.

    64-0726E - "Broken Cisterns"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 221

    I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. (Romans 12:1-2)

    42 Now, “transforming.” I used to work for a Public Service Company, where we had transformers, and to transform. Now the word is, the word means, in itself, something like…To transform, means “something that’s been changed, something that’s changed from one thing to another.”

    43 And as I want to speak, for the next forty-five minutes or an hour, on—on the transforming, I would like to—to use this text. And I—I may say some things, in here, that seems very strange. And as Brother Leo has just said, “Take It and just study over It, a little while.” See, just think of It for a little bit.

    44 To be transformed is to be “changed and made something different.”

    45 Like a—a tadpole, it’s transformed from a tadpole to a frog. See, once, he looked like a catfish, he swims around, he’s—he’s got a head and his tail, and everything looks just like a—a catfish. Then, after a while, he begins to lose, he loses the tail, and he’s—he’s transformed from one specie to another.

    46 I think that’s what Paul must have had in mind, when he said, “Be ye transformed by the—by the renewing.” Let’s see, let me get that right. “And be not conformed,” you know what conformed is.

    …be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind,…

    47 “Renewing of your mind.” The things that you once thought upon, to be precious, lay that aside and be transformed to something else; what you was one time, to what you are now. See?

    …by the renewing of your mind, that you might prove…that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.

    48 Oh, that’s what we all want to know, how to do it. See? We are here, we love Him; He saved us, now we want to know what to do. And were trying to take a little step this morning, to raise up just a little bit higher. Sometimes we have to hit things that…You just hold on for a few…till we see what it comes out to be.

    65-1031M - "Power Of Transformation"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 220

    For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. And so all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob: (Romans 11:25-26)

    43 Until God is finished with the Gentiles, Israel was blinded. They went off into sin and to transgressions against God, because God blinded their eyes, that we might be grafted in. You get it? [Congregation says, “Amen.”—Ed.] 26th verse now.

    And so all Israel shall be saved:…

    44 God blinded them purposely for you and I. They cannot see, because God blinded them. And all Israel, true Israel, shall be saved. What did the Angel say? Glory! “To finish the transgression of Israel! I’ve come to tell you that there will come a time when Israel’s transgression will be finished.” God will cut off that wild branch, and graft into that, back, that real branch again.

    45 Oh, sometimes it makes my heart jump, see them poor, miserable people cut off out yonder, not knowing where they’re going; and think that God, in His mercy, did that so I could be saved. Blinded their eyes from their own Messiah, shut their ears up that they could not hear Him; yet, looked right at His miracles, and looked right at His miracles and things that He was doing.

    46 Matthew, I believe, the 12th chapter, or 8th or 12th chapter, said, “Though Jesus had done so many miracles, yet they could not believe.” Because, God said, “They got eyes and they can’t see, and ears and they can’t hear; unless they would see with their eyes and hear with their ears, and I would convert them.” But, so that we could have a chance, He pulled the curtain down over His Own children’s eyes, turned His own children away from the table, and turned them off to leanness of Spirit, that He might find…that we might have a chance to live, giving us Life. 26th verse, again.

    And so all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob:

    47 Yes, He will come to Mount Zion, one of these days. Upon the Mount of Olives, they’ll recognize Him, and all Israel will know it’s Him. The Gentiles will be finished then. That branch that’s been grafted in, God will take from it the fruit that’s been gathered. And that wild branch will be…

    61-0730E - "The Sixfold Purpose Of Gabriel's Visit To Daniel"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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