And Lot, remember, had took his choice and had went down into Sodom to live in sin, and luxury, and pleasure. But yet, he was a believer. And now, this may have a little bit of a Calvinistic whang to it, but if a man is once a Christian, he may get away from It, […]
In the day when God turned the, or, Noah turned the crow loose, he was a bird set right on the ark, set in the ark right on the same floor with the dove. He could fly just as far as the dove. He could squawk and make a noise like the dove. But when
Paul tells us, talking about speaking of blood, Paul tells us that the blood speaks. You believe the blood speaks? In Genesis 4:1, or 4:10, God told Cain, He said, “Where is your brother?” He said, “His blood, his—his voice…The blood of his, the voice of his blood calls out against you.” Now we also
God said, “Except a man be borned again, he cannot even see the Kingdom of God.” No matter how intellectual you may be, or how good a Christian you claim to be, you’ve got to be borned again. You say, “Then, Brother Branham, I’ll have to come to some little mission?” That doesn’t mean that.
We were speaking, the other day, before some businessmen, that were attorneys, and so forth. And—and they said…One said, “What is your—your main objective in life?” I said, “I have one.” He said, “What’s that?” I said, “Saving souls for Christ.” That’s the—the only thing that I… My highest ambition, and only ambition, is to
And I truly believe that every Word of God, every promise that He made, is true. And it’s to anybody who will accept it. And now there is some who try to accept it, and cannot. There is others who can accept it. And some get it without half trying. Now, that, we have to
“So what you worrying about, Brother Branham? Why did you preach so hard? When you going to this…” Oh, I can’t go home satisfied. I mustn’t go by myself. These hands will only be mortal once. These lips will only be mortal once. And you, my brother and sister, will only be mortal once. And
After a while, the time drew nigh, God sent a saviour to them. I think the greatest mistake that Israel ever made was the 19th chapter of Exodus, where after grace had already provided a saviour, had already provided a lamb, had already provided deliverance, and then they said, “Let us do something.” See? They
I was standing not long ago, out at Mount Palomar, in California, looked through a big glass there, that I could see a hundred and twenty million years of light-space. Break that down into miles and see how—how many miles, you run a row of nines around Owensboro, to try to break it down in
Samson, great deal like the church, started off right. He started off in the right direction. He started off, and was called a mighty man of valor. He started out, serving the Lord, in keeping His Words and doing His Commandments. And that was somewhat like the church. It started off on, as we would
