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Brother Frank's sermon, delivered on September 3, 2005, in Krefeld, Germany, centered on the importance of adhering strictly to the original word of God as found in the Bible, rejecting interpretations and traditions that deviate from it. He highlighted the contrast between God's original word and human interpretations, emphasizing the need for faithful adherence to scripture. Brother Frank expressed concern over the state of Christianity and other religions, stating that many have embraced false promises and are thus deceived. He specifically criticized the Catholic Church's practices and the veneration of the Pope, citing Hebr 9,27 on the single judgment after death. He connected current events, such as the Pope's visit to Germany, the floods in America, and the joint military exercises of Russia and China, to biblical prophecies, particularly those found in Hes 38,5-6; Hes 38,14-16; Offb 9,13-18; and Lk 21,25. He used the example of the Gaza Strip, which was not conquered by Joshua, to illustrate the principle that only by fully embracing God's promises will they become reality. Brother Frank drew parallels between Israel's historical experiences and the modern-day church, urging believers to fully claim God's promises and avoid spiritual infidelity. He also addressed the concept of the Trinity and the divinity of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of remaining within the boundaries of scripture. The sermon concluded with a call for believers to embrace God's promises of salvation, healing, and deliverance, and to trust in God's plan for the end times.