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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional – Day 329

    Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people. (Proverbs 14:34)

    5 For instance, tomorrow it’s packing up time. We got to leave. Maybe tonight. Got to leave this world, go somewhere else. And you know that might be just about so too.

    I heard one of my associates say today, that not only in this city, but all the cities around over America; one of my associates said that “He seen a car open up and just a teen-age girl started to get out and the beer and whiskey cans and things fell out of the car. The kid just left them lay there and went on in to get something and come back.” He said, “If God doesn’t soon send judgment upon America, He will have to resurrect Sodom and Gomorrah and apologize to them (That’s right.), resurrect Sodom and Gomorrah and apologize for sinking them (That’s right.) if He don’t soon send judgment.”

    We’re in for it, friends, that’s all. Sure. But the Church is in for it too: a rapture. Amen. That’s the wonderful part, the rapture, coming for the Church. Be a sad day for the unbeliever then. But it’ll be a most marvelous time that we’ve ever seen or thought for those who are ready at that time when Jesus comes.

    6 What if you were taking a trip into the other world that you don’t know where, just stepping off? You’re old and shaky, you’ve served the Lord for years and years, and tomorrow you’re going to go aboard to the ship that’s going to take you away when you get old. And was going to the ship come in over here at the dock. And you went down and got on this ship, the old foghorn blowed. And she started across the sea, and as soon as you got across, she made trips back and forth for the thousands of years.

    And when you set your foot on that new land, somewhere they just discovered a new land. And whenever you set your foot down there, then every one of those gray hairs went black again. All those wrinkles and worn down bodies, went back to a young man and woman again, to live forever. Just as soon as your feet touched that land, that’s what happened. Well, that’s just exactly what happens. That’s right.

    When the old ship of Zion comes gets its victim, taking him away. Some of these mornings I expect to hear the whistle blow myself, in the room when the fogs a gathering; this mortal life is spent. I hope that everything’s all right then. I believe that it will be. He give me the promise. I believe it with all my heart, that I’ll step across the other side. Now, not only me, but all those the love His appearing, they’ll be there.

    So keep your thoughts on that, sinner friend, tonight. And what if come with you, and went out way out here, to a chute somewhere that went down to a dark whirling pit to an Eternity that never ceased in midnight darkness, and screams, and morns, and groans… Might be tonight, you might make your decision to change ships. I hope you do. All without Christ go that way. All with Christ goes this way. Just the difference of whether you believe Him and accept Him or not. So make your choice tonight, and let us pray now, while we bow our heads.

    55-0301 - "Elijah"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional – Day 328

    And he prayed unto the Lord, and said, I pray thee, O Lord, was not this my saying, when I was yet in my country? Therefore I fled before unto Tarshish: for I knew that thou art a gracious God, and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repentest thee of the evil. Therefore now, O Lord, take, I beseech thee, my life from me; for it is better for me to die than to live. (Jonah 4:2-3)

    35 I was standing not long ago at My Old Kentucky Home. I was born not far from that, and I had my hand laying on the desk like that. The—the inspiration come to Stephen Foster where he wrote Old Kentucky Home. I seen his picture, and the Angel that was supposed to have touched him and give him his inspiration and so forth. And after the guide had went through, I was setting alone, and I thought, “Mr. Foster, you had it in the head not in the heart.” Cause every time he’d write, get inspiration, write a song, he’d go off and get on a drunk afterwards. Then finally, you know how he ended his life after getting up in that inspiration: he come back down, called a servant, took a razor and committed suicide; Stephen Foster’s end.

    36 I thought of William Cowper, you’ve heard of him, that wrote that famous hymn:

    There is a fountain filled with blood,

    Dawn from Emmanuel’s veins,

    When sinners plunge beneath the flood,

    Lose all their guilty stain.

    37 A few… About two to three years ago, I stood by his grave in England; read his history there. And William Cowper after writing that song, when he was up in that inspiration writing; he was considered a neurotic, and when he come out of that inspiration, he got a cab and tried to find the river to commit suicide. Didn’t know where he was at, what he was doing or nothing. See? He’d been up somewhere.

    38 Look that’s—that’s poets. Look at prophet: Look at Jonah when he was on his road to Nineveh and taken a boat to Tarshish, and he… God… He disobeyed God, and he was throwed out of the ship and a whale swallowed him, and—and he was brought back to Nineveh, and he gave his prophecy, so much, with a city the size of St. Louis, Missouri, over a million population. Some of them didn’t even know right and left hand. But that prophet walked the streets screaming his prophecy like that until the people repented in such a way they put sackcloth on their animals.

    39 And then when the inspiration left him, he set under a little gourd tree and prayed God would take his life. Is that right? See, you don’t understand it. He was up somewhere, and while the inspiration was on him, all right, but when it leaves him then what? See?

    40 Look at—look at Elijah, the prophet, who stood on Mount Carmel that day and called Fire out of Heaven, called rain out of heaven at the same day, and then run out into the wilderness after the inspiration left him at the threat of Jezebel. Run out into the wilderness and wandered around out there in the wilderness for forty days and nights, and God found him. He’d crawled back in a cave somewhere. That right? See?

    41 No need of trying to explain it. It’s just a life alone. See? When you’re in there, it isn’t bad, when you’re out; but it’s coming between that. See? And you’re just, you don’t know where you’re at and what you’re doing. What does it speak? It speaks one thing. Brother, there’s a Land beyond the river. We reach up into It there somehow. I don’t know. I can’t explain it. But I know some glorious day, when I come to the end of my journey, which I’ve got to some of these days, I suppose, as an old man, I hope to be, if Jesus tarries.

    53-1129a - "The Faith That Was Once Delivered To The Saints"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 327

    So Jonah arose, and went unto Nineveh, according to the word of the Lord. Now Nineveh was an exceeding great city of three days' journey. And Jonah began to enter into the city a day's journey, and he cried, and said, Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown. And God saw their works, that they turned from their evil way; and God repented of the evil, that he had said that he would do unto them; and he did it not. (Jonah 3:3-4, 10)

    166 If no repentance, then judgment is sure to come! Hezekiah repented. See? Nineveh repented.

    167 Ahab never repent. Nebuchadnezzar never repent. The people in Noah’s times never repent, and the judgment swept right on in. See? Now, but He first warns everybody. Everybody gets a warning.

    168 Now, seeing the time is at hand, let everyone that feels that there is a warning, repent quickly before the wrath of God strikes.

    169 Now let’s bring it down to the Branham Tabernacle. See, we have seen these things and know them to be the Truth. We know that It’s absolutely the Truth. The commission of the Word is, “If you will repent and be baptized into the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is to your children and them that’s far off.” See?

    170 Now, a man, Mr. Dauch, asked me here not long ago, he said, “Brother Branham, I’m getting old. I’m getting weak, ninety-one.” He said, “Do you—do you think I’m—I’m ready to die? Do you think I’m ready to go? Do you think I’m saved?”

    171 I said, “Mr. Dauch, did you ever go to a—a doctor for a physical checkup?”

    He said, “Yes.”

    172 “And you tell him…Now, what the doctor does, he’s got a book laying there, and he takes this book and he finds out. ‘Now, the first thing I ought to do to that man, check his heart.’ So he gets a stethoscope and puts them in his ear, checks his heart.” And I said, “Then, the next thing he gets, he finds out his blood pressure, with a—with a pressure on his arm. Then the next thing he does, he takes a urine specimen, and whatever more, and some blood out of him, and all these different things. He goes through all of it, and if he can’t find nothing…Takes an X-ray. If he can’t find nothing, he’d say, ‘Mr. Dauch, you’re—you’re physically all right.’

    173 “What’s he basing that upon? On the conditions out of his medical book, that if there’s anything wrong according to the head scientist it’ll show up here, it’ll do this here, it’ll do that there. Therefore, as far as he can know anything about it, you’re all right, see, physically.

    174 “Now,” I said, “in this case, I—I’m giving it a soul examination. See? And God, for the soul, only has one Instrument, that’s right, that’s His Word. That’s His Word. And Jesus said, in Saint John 5:24, ‘He that heareth My Word.’ Now, that hear doesn’t mean just to listen at a noise. That hear means ‘to receive It.’ ‘Who can receive My Word,’ amen, ‘he that hears It!’ (Don’t stand still, call It nonsense, ‘Them things, there’s nothing to It. I don’t believe That.’) ‘He that hears My Word!’ Uh-huh. That’s the Word of Jesus, which, He is the Word. There you are. ‘If you can hear My Word,’ He said, ‘and believe on Him that sent Me, he has passed from death unto Life; and shall not even come to the Judgment, but has already passed from it.’ Amen!” I said, “How’s your heart beating now?”

    He said, “I believe It. I have heard It. I have received It.”

    175 I said, “Then according to the Head Specialist, the Chief Operator, the Chief Doctor of Eternal Life says, ‘You’ve passed from death unto Life and shall never come to the condemnation.’”

    63-0724 - "God Doesn't Call Man To Judgment Without First Warning Him"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 326

    They that observe lying vanities forsake their own mercy. (Jonah 2:8)

    32 Jonah, when he was in the belly of the whale, if anybody would have symptoms, Jonah would’ve had. Well, if he look this a way, it was a whale—whale’s belly. If he looked back this way, it was a whale’s belly. Everywhere he looked, it was whale’s belly. He had seaweeds around his neck, laying in vomit in the whale’s belly. Why, no wonder, he had a good case of symptoms.

    He was a lot worse case, than what you could have tonight. There’s no one here in that condition. But you know what Jonah said? He said, “They’re lying vanities. I won’t look at any more whale’s belly, but once more, Lord, will I look towards Your holy temple.” Amen. Why?

    He knowed when Solomon dedicated that temple, Solomon prayed a prayer, and he said, “Lord, if Thy people be in trouble anywhere, and will look towards this holy place, and pray, then hear from heaven.” And Jonah, if you want to call him backslid, hands behind him, tied, feet tied, on a stormy sea, in the belly of a whale, plumb down at the bottom of the ocean, he refused to look at anything but that temple, because there was a prayer over that temple.

    If Jonah could look to the temple that was made by man, and have that kind of faith, in those conditions, how much more can we tonight, under any circumstance, look to heaven, where Christ sets at the right-hand of God, with His own Blood to make intercession upon our confession. Depends on what you’re looking at.

    33 You know what God did? He must’ve put a oxygen tank or something in there. He kept that prophet alive for three days and nights, and took him on a ride, all the way across the ocean to Nineveh.

    Nineveh was a large city, many thousands of people. They were idol worshipers, and they worshipped gods, and their great god was the god of the sea, the whale. All of them were fishermen. Here they was out there pulling their nets, sinful as the United States is now, and the first thing you know, in come the whale (He was a god to them.), opened up his mouth, stuck out his tongue, and the prophet walked off like a gang plank. There come the god, spitting the prophet out. No wonder… See, God had to do it that way. God knows what He’s doing. No wonder they repented at the preaching of Noah—or Jonah. Because why? That he was… The whale god spit him out on the bank.

    The prophet walked right out of the whale’s mouth and begin to preach. Sure they repented. God does things in supernatural ways, His wonders to perform—certainly.

    58-0625 - "A Greater Than Solomon Is Here"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 325

    Now the word of the Lord came unto Jonah the son of Amittai, saying, Arise, go to Nineveh, that great city, and cry against it; for their wickedness is come up before me. But Jonah rose up to flee unto Tarshish from the presence of the Lord, and went down to Joppa; and he found a ship going to Tarshish: so he paid the fare thereof, and went down into it, to go with them unto Tarshish from the presence of the Lord. (Jonah 1:1-3)

    71 Now, we find Nineveh in sin. And the prophet was hesitant because it was a Gentile world, see, it was a Gentile nation, a Gentile people; not his own, it wasn’t Hebrews. They were Gentiles. A great ship, commercial seaport that Nineveh was, great fishing industrial there, the people fished. And—and they—they had…must have had a great sinful country there. Plenty of money; and—and where money is plentiful, and people are in the popular opinion of the day, sin always sets in, and violence.

    72 God was tired of it. So He had a prophet in the land, so He said to His prophet, “Go down there to Nineveh and cry out, and say, ‘Within forty days the city is going to be destroyed.’”

    73 Now, Jonah thought now, “You know, I might get in a little trouble.” So he wanted to be more sure, so he thought he’d take a little vacation and—and go down to Tarshish. And we found out that the…there was just forty days left. See?

    74 So the Message is urgent, the time is at hand. Don’t play around with other things and get a Bachelor of Art degree and find out something. The hour is at hand! That’s what’s the matter with people today, we’re trying to build up big schools and have big things like that. When mercy…My! If we preach the Coming of the Lord, what do we need with schools? We need repentance towards God! See?

    63-0724 - "God Doesn't Call Man To Judgment Without First Warning Him"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 324

    My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations; Knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience. But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing. (James 1:2-4)

    70 Just like putting a little baby’s arm in a sleeve hole, you see. He’s just up, down, over, and everything else. See? He can’t do it. “Put on your coat, honey.” He can’t do it. Little arm is up, down, around. It takes your steady hand.

    Oh, how glad I am, I can just yield my hand to Father, say, “Lord Jesus, I can’t get in There. You help me. Put the coat on me.” I quit trying. Just let Him do it. See?

    71 If the little baby keeps trying, “Oh, I can do it. I can do it.” And he’s just everywhere. He can’t do it.

    Neither can you, neither can I, but if we’ll just hold still and let Him do it. Just yield to Him, “Here, Lord, here I am. Just—just let me be nothing. I—I yield. You put my hand in the right place.” That’s the victory. That’s overcoming.

    72 The thing you have to overcome is yourself, your idea, your thing, and surrender yourself to Him. He overcome for you. He knows the way; we don’t.

    73 But in Noah’s time there was eight overcomers, and that’s what went in. They were caught inside.

    Now look, friends. I believe they’re taping this. And if it’s on television, or not tel-…pardon me, a tape. Whatever you do, who is listening now, or who will listen hereafter, the hour is very late, and you do have good intention, but be caught inside. Now, don’t struggle. “Not him that willeth, or him that runneth, but God.” Just let God. Just yield yourself to Him and walk on, with a perfect, satisfied faith, that, “What God has promised He is able to perform.” Not joining one denomination, another denomination, running this, that, or the other, trying this. Just yield yourself to God, and walk with Him, peaceful, quiet, not interrupted. Just keep on walking with Him. That’s right.

    74 That’s what I told our brother that just had the—the breakdown. See? “Just yield to Him. He’s here, He Who knowed what you have done, and what caused your being and doing this way, and all that. He knows all about you, and now He’s just told you back just what to do. Now,” I said, “only thing you have to do is just go do it. That is, forget all about the past, walk, live for the future, in the Glory and Presence of God.”

    Eight overcomers.

    75 In the days of Daniel’s time, there was four overcomers that could stand the test of fire and lion.

    Now, we’re expected to be tested. That’s a good lesson for my—my brother back there, also. “He that cometh to God must first be tested.” Tested (what?) with the Word. That’s God’s test. Do you believe it? [Congregation says, “Amen.”—Ed.] “He that cometh to God must be tested.” That only shows a true child, then, see, be tested. And when the test comes on…You can’t overcome ’less there’s a test give to you. And when test is given, it’s to see whether you can overcome or not. And Jesus said, “To him that overcometh,” the test. The test is the greatest thing that ever happened to you. I believe it’s written in the Scripture, Peter said, that, “Our trials are worth more to us than precious gold.” It’s a testing time. It’s one good evidence to us that God is with us, when we’re tested, for all children of God are tested and tried.

    63-0825m - "How Can I Overcome?"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 323

    Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever. (Hebrews 13:8)

    76 Now, there is people today who firmly is against everything that’s called God; no religion. And they’re mostly in the majority, in our country. World over, they are far in the majority, millions and millions that’s never heard the Name of Jesus Christ. They are in the majority.

    77 Then there are those who are professors of religion. And they love to put on their ceremonies. They love to be dignitaries. They like to dress, and to go to the church and to have some kind of a hymns, and a—a little message of some sort, talk of a God that was, and then place Him so far back in history, that He can’t move, that He was something that was. They want to claim, that, “Jesus is right. He was a good fellow. He was a great Man. He was like Washington, never told a lie; or like Napoleon.” That’s their attitude about Jesus. They think that He was just a good man. Many of them today don’t claim Him to be Divine. They just claim that He was a good man, that His teaching was right. Some of them believe Him just to be a prophet.

    78 But there is those who go beyond that boundary. I believe Him to be God, “Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever.” That, He wasn’t just a prophet, that He wasn’t just a man, that He wasn’t just a teacher, or a good man. He was the Divine Jehovah God living in a body of flesh. You’d ask me, “Who is This?” That’s what my opinion of Him is. He’s God, manifested in the flesh, to take away the sins of the world. “Who is This?” Not just a man, not just a prophet, but the Emmanuel, God with us. Then, not only with us, but in us, through us, God in the midst of us.

    79 Then, if that is true, a supernatural God cannot change His nature to fit people’s nature. People has to change their nature to fit God’s supernatural plans. That’s why people cry, “Who is This?” It’s God in the midst of His people. They don’t understand it. God will never come to your level. You’ll have to come to His. God will not come to your requirement. You have to come to God’s. And then when that requirement is met, upon a promise that God made, to redeem the people. If that requirement has met, your entire being changes. Your thinking changes. Your habits change. Everything about you changes. Your desires change. Your living changes. Your habits change. You change. Everything about you changes, ’cause there’s a new Life in you.

    59-1004m - "Who Is This?"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 322

    Behold, the days come, saith the Lord God, that I will send a famine in the land, not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord: And they shall wander from sea to sea, and from the north even to the east, they shall run to and fro to seek the word of the Lord, and shall not find it. (Amos 8:11-12)

    11 The churches are cooling off. We just might as well face that. The churches are getting worse and worse all the time. More preaching is being done than ever in the world, and less practice than we ever did in all the world.

    Just looks like it just keeps cooling off. Great revivals strike the country: Men come in anointed of the Holy Spirit; they preach with everything that’s within them; and the people walk right away as if nothing had ever happened, just unconcerned. Now, there’s got to be a reason for that. And if you’ll study This, This tells what the reason is.

    Do you know the Scripture says there will be a time in the last days, when there’ll be a famine strike the land, not for bread and water, but for hearing of the Word of God? And that men would go from east, west, north and south, seeking to hear the Word of God, and fail to find It? Just think of the times we’re living in. And we’re living in that time. I believe when the prophet spoke that, he foresaw the United States of America. ’Cause it’s the only place that I know of, would meet that description in this day.

    12 Other parts of the country starving to death, practically all over the world. We’re practically helping feed the world. We got plenty to eat, everything in here; everybody’s well fed, plenty of clothes, no more depression, plenty of money flowing everywhere. And the people are seeking to hear the Word of God and failing to get It. Because every fellow’s built him a fig tree, and got his own organization, his own cult, or his own ideas, and no one else will listen. And he’s right, and nobody else is right; and they won’t have fellowship one with the other. And that’s why the poor American people’s mind are so disturbed; they don’t know what is right.

    One man will say, “It’s this way.” Another one say, “It’s this way.” One’s got a teaching; one’s got a doctrine; one’s got a song; one’s got a tongue. And the American people are the worst confused of any nation I know of in the world. That’s awfully hard to say. And now, but it’s the truth. We got to face facts.

    55-0311 - "The Seal Of The Antichrist"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 321

    By faith Abel offered unto God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, by which he obtained witness that he was righteous, God testifying of his gifts: and by it he being dead yet speaketh. By faith Abraham, when he was tried, offered up Isaac: and he that had received the promises offered up his only begotten son, Of whom it was said, That in Isaac shall thy seed be called: Accounting that God was able to raise him up, even from the dead; from whence also he received him in a figure. By faith Isaac blessed Jacob and Esau concerning things to come. By faith Jacob, when he was a dying, blessed both the sons of Joseph; and worshipped, leaning upon the top of his staff. By faith Joseph, when he died, made mention of the departing of the children of Israel; and gave commandment concerning his bones. (Hebrews 11:4, 17-22)

    29 But, look, the church natural, it’s just the church carnal. They’re never able to get above that little thing of “I joined church. If I go to church, if I do the best I can, that’s all God requires.” Now, that’s the same thing Cain done. He went and made a altar. He made a sacrifice, brought the fruits of the land. And he said, “Here it is, God. That’s the best I got. Take it or leave it.” That’s the way the carnal believer believes today. “Lord, I’ll go to church. I’ll join the best group that I can find. I’ll pay in my dues to the church. I’ll do what’s right. Now, here’s the best I can do. I’ll help buy some coal for the widow. Or, I’ll give the children some clothing.” Them’s all right, nothing to say against it. “But that’s it, that’s all. If You want it, take it; if You don’t, You don’t have to take it.” Now, that’s the attitude of the church carnal today.

    30 But the church spiritual! Abel, by revelation, by grace, he seen beyond that, and by faith he offered to God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain. And it testified of his righteousness, God.

    31 The same thing took place in Ishmael and Isaac. One was of the flesh, and the other one was of the Spirit. One, of the bondswoman; one, of the freewoman.

    32 It happened the same thing in Israel and Moab, two great churches coming together. And when Israel was wanting to go to their promised place, church spiritual, Jacob’s people, Israel on the road; Esau’s people met them, Moab, church powerful. And the great leader of the church, Balaam, came down to curse his brother, but he found that he could not curse his brother. He failed, with the blindness of his eyes, to see the predestinated plan, that, and to see the Word of God.

    33 First, “Faith cometh by hearing, hearing of the Word of God.” Then the believer hears It, recognizes It, and acts on It. The carnal man will hear It, the sound of It, but never…Hear means to “understand” It. Look at, is looking at something; but to see it, is to “understand” it. “Except a man be born again, he cannot see or understand the Kingdom of God.”

    60-0221 - "Hearing, Recognizing, Acting On The Word Of God"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

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  • The Family Altar Audio Devotional - Day 320

    Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. For by it the elders obtained a good report. Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that things which are seen were not made of things which do appear. (Hebrews 11:1-3)

    53 God gave those senses, but they’re given to you as a gift. And it depends on how you, what you yield these senses to, will be the way that your life is controlled, the way you yield those five senses. You’re…What you see, what you hear, what you taste, smell, or feel. Whatever those senses are yielded to, they will dominate you.

    54 And we are grateful to God that we have the five senses. But by no means was these five senses given, to you, to guide you. They were given to you for earthly contact. But there was given you the sixth sense, and, that sixth sense, is belongs only to the Christian. And you cannot have this sixth sense until you become a Christian; is the only way that you can ever have any more than the five natural senses for the natural person. But, sixth sense is better known, to the Christian, as faith. It’s the one that governs and guides you, and it is superior to all the other senses. It’s a superior to all of the senses, the other, five senses.

    55 Now, I would not say that because that we receive the sixth sense that the five senses are no good no more. Yes, they are. Those five senses were given to you by God, and they are to be used. But when the five senses act contrary to the Word of God, then they are lying.

    56 Now, the sixth sense cannot lie. It’s a super sense. And that’s what I want to speak about. This morning I spoke on: A Super Sign. And tonight on: A Super Sense.

    57 And the super sense is the Holy Spirit, the faith of God that dwells in you. And if you’ll let the five senses be yielded to the sixth sense, it’ll guide you and bring all the other five senses under control of that super sense. For it’s so far above the natural sense, as the spiritual man is above the natural. It’s as far, as high as the heavens is, above the natural man and his five senses. It makes you believe things that you cannot see. It makes you act where you do not think the five senses would ever think about it. The devil can get into these five senses and lie to you, but he cannot touch that super sense. That’s far beyond his reach. That come from God. It’s called faith. Faith is that great thing.

    58 And the five senses does not control the sixth sense, but the sixth sense controls the five senses. The super sense controls the natural senses. And the—the five senses is see, taste, feel, smell, hear. And the super sense is something that’ll make you believe God’s Word, for that’s the only thing it’ll speak about. It’ll make you believe for things that you can’t see, taste, feel, smell, or hear, ’cause it’ll take God’s Word. And it will deliver that Word to you, and make you walk contrary to any other thing there is but God’s Word, by faith. Faith does it.

    59 Now, in giving this illustration, of the senses, the natural man is born with these senses, so they are nature-given senses. And that’s really only thing he’ll ever know about it, in his intellectual thinking. He can only think as a man. He can see as a man. He can understand as a man. He can hear as a man. But when he becomes governed, or regenerated, or we would call it “born again,” then that sixth, super sense takes a hold of him. In doing so, that super sense raises him up into a spot to where he has faith to believe things that he could not hear, things that he could not see, understandings that he could not understand. He believes it, anyhow, because he’s governed by that sixth sense, that super sense. Oh, how marvelous it is to know it, and to think how simple it is to believe it!

    59-1227e - "A Super Sense"

    Rev. William Marrion Branham

    29 min

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