german, nemecky, deutsch
October 31, 2004 14:00
Volkshaus, Zürich, Switzerland
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Brother Frank delivered a sermon in Zurich on October 31, 2004, recounting his missionary journeys to Indonesia, Malaysia, South and North America, and sharing his experiences, including a mass baptism in Chile. He also discussed the removal of "Allah" from Indonesian Bibles, the European Constitution, and the significance of Brother Branham's ministry. The sermon emphasized the importance of faith, God's dwelling place among His people, and the imminent end times.
Brother Frank's sermon in Zurich (October 31, 2004) detailed his extensive missionary work. He highlighted the successful removal of the word "Allah" from Indonesian and Malaysian Bibles after a Bible Society professor in Indonesia challenged its inclusion. His travels took him through South America (Buenos Aires, Santiago, Concepción, Lima) where he conducted a significant baptism of 125 people in Chile, second only to a baptism of 129 in Madras, India. He also visited Jeffersonville, meeting with members of the Branham family and recounting a demonstration of Brother Branham's healing gift witnessed by Brother Reinhold Illing. The sermon further addressed the signing of the European Constitution, interpreting it through the lens of biblical prophecy (Daniel 2, 7; Revelation 13, 17, 18), emphasizing the need for discernment in end times. Brother Frank discussed the upcoming US presidential election, noting Mr. Kerry's Jewish heritage and the increasing influence of the Roman Catholic Church in America. He also addressed criticisms of Brother Branham's ministry, defending his teachings on the fall of man and the importance of understanding the original context of scripture. The sermon concluded with a reflection on God's dwelling place among His people (2 Corinthians 6:16-18), the importance of seeking God's presence, and the significance of Brother Branham's message in revealing God's plan from the foundation of the world. The sermon included numerous scripture references, hymns, and personal anecdotes, emphasizing faith, God's promises, and the urgency of the end times.
Brother Frank's sermon on October 31, 2004, in Zurich, Germany, focuses on the importance of seeking God's dwelling place and understanding the deeper truths of the Gospel. He emphasizes the need for believers to separate themselves from the world and to embrace the divine revelation of God's Word, as exemplified by the disciples following Jesus into His dwelling. The sermon also touches on current events, biblical prophecy, and the significance of the blood of Jesus Christ for salvation.
Brother Frank's sermon on October 31, 2004, delivered in Zurich, Germany, centers on the theme of seeking and understanding God's dwelling place, drawing from scriptures such as Johannes 14 and Matthäus 13. He underscores the importance of believers not only hearing the Word but also seeking deeper understanding, as the disciples did by following Jesus into His home. Brother Frank connects this concept to the Old Testament tabernacle and the New Testament idea of God dwelling within believers, citing 2. Korinther 6.
The sermon addresses contemporary issues, including the reprinting of the Bible in Indonesia and Malaysia without the term "Allah," and the signing of the European Constitution in Rome. Brother Frank interprets these events through the lens of biblical prophecy, referencing Daniel 2, Daniel 7, Offenbarung 13, and Offenbarung 17, and emphasizing the need to understand Offenbarung 17 to comprehend the call to come out of Babylon in Offenbarung 18. He also touches on the situation in the USA, the influence of the Catholic Church, and the necessity of adhering to the pure Word of God without adding to or taking away from it.
Brother Frank recounts his travels in South and North America, highlighting a significant baptism in Chile and the encounter with the Branham family in Jeffersonville. He shares Billy Paul Branham's demonstration of how William Branham would discern diseases through the hand of the patient, referencing 2. Mose 4. He defends William Branham's ministry and teachings, particularly regarding the events in the Garden of Eden, and cautions against those who sow doubt about William Branham's message.
He concludes by emphasizing the importance of the blood of Jesus Christ for salvation, the need for believers to be set apart as the temple of the living God, and the promise of God's presence with His people until the end of the age. He encourages listeners to seek God's face, to believe in His Word, and to remain connected to Him, warning against false teachings and the influence of men that can draw one away from God.