William Branham Sermons - Believest Thou This? (51-1003)
William Branham Sermons - Believest Thou This? (51-1003)
Sermon Title: Believest Thou This?
Date: October 3, 1951
Location: New York City, New York
Code: 51-1003
About This Sermon:
In this message preached in New York City, William Branham opens with a word about his delayed departure for Africa due to yellow fever vaccinations, then settles into a warm message on the resurrection of Lazarus from John 11:18-27. He shares the story of a poor couple he married during the Depression who lived in a boxcar but were happier than a rich couple he also married, illustrating that happiness is not in possessions but in love. He emphasizes that the Holy Ghost thrives on the Word and that the same Spirit who raised Lazarus is present to heal today. He draws parallels between the manna in the wilderness and the baptism of the Holy Ghost—every priest had a right to eat the original manna, just as every believer has a right to the original Pentecostal experience. He also shares the story of the Shunammite woman and Elisha, showing that God was in His prophet, and how much more God was in His Son. He declares that faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen—it is the sixth sense, an inner sense separate from the five physical senses. He emphasizes that Christ is the High Priest of our confession, and that we cannot receive anything from God until we first believe it, accept it, and confess it. The service closes with a powerful healing demonstration where Branham explains the difference between the five physical senses and the inner sense of faith, and calls the congregation to believe.
Key Scriptures:
John 11:18-27
Psalm 78:24-25
John 6:31-35
2 Kings 4:8-37
Hebrews 3:1
Hebrews 13:8
Mark 16:15-18
1 John 5:4
John 6:48-58
Acts 2:38-39
2 Kings 13:21
Jonah 1-2
Disclaimer:
This channel is an archival and educational ministry. We do not own the rights to these recordings or transcripts. All content is shared for the glory of God and the edification of the body of Christ. We are not affiliated with branham.org or any official organization. Please prayerfully discern.
Learn More:
https://branham.org
Subscribe:
Subscribe for more William Branham sermons and messages.
#WilliamBranham #DivineHealing #BelievestThouThis
-
Loại
Không có bình luận nào được tìm thấy