Recognise the message of the hour
May 31, 1981 14:00
Volkshaus, Zürich, Switzerland
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Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of divine revelation and understanding God's word through the Holy Spirit, contrasting it with human-led religious education. He connects the fulfillment of biblical prophecy to the present time, particularly through the message of a prophet, and calls for recognition of God's work in the current era.
Brother Frank's sermon focuses on the necessity of divine revelation over human interpretation of scripture, highlighting the school of the Kingdom of Heaven where God directly teaches believers. He draws parallels between the events of the Old Testament, such as the Exodus, and the present time, suggesting that God's actions are consistent throughout history. The sermon emphasizes the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, particularly through the ministry of a prophet, and calls for believers to recognize and align with God's revealed will for the end times. Brother Frank contrasts this divine understanding with human-led religious education, which he suggests can lead to error without divine revelation. He also touches on the transformative power of God's word when it is not only heard but also seen in the lives of believers, leading to tangible manifestations of faith and healing.
Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of divine revelation and understanding God's word through the school of the Kingdom of Heaven, contrasting it with human institutions. He connects the fulfillment of biblical prophecy to contemporary events and highlights the role of the prophet in revealing God's will, urging believers to recognize the prophetic message for their time.
Brother Frank discusses the overwhelming nature of God's word, grace, and the guidance of the Spirit. He contrasts divine teaching with human instruction, asserting that believers are taught directly by God in the last days for the purpose of perfecting the church. He references Mt 13:51, highlighting the school of the Kingdom of Heaven where all believers are taught by Christ and revealed through the Holy Spirit. Brother Frank emphasizes that God reveals His plans through prophets (Amos 3), and that biblical prophecies must be fulfilled. He connects the beginning and end of the Gospel to the fulfillment of prophecies, citing Mk 1:1 and the prophecies of Jesaja and Maleachi. He speaks on the importance of recognizing the fulfillment of prophetic words in individuals, such as John the Baptist fulfilling Jesaja 40 and Maleachi 3. Brother Frank references 1Jo 1, emphasizing that the Word became flesh in Christ, and that the promises of God should become visible realities in the church. He notes that the prophetic message is a challenge, often misunderstood, and that God sent brother Branham to restore believers to the old word of God. He concludes by emphasizing that the Gospel has a prophetic beginning and end, and that believers are in the school of the Kingdom of Heaven, being taught by the Lord.
Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of divine revelation and the prophetic word in understanding God's plan for the church, highlighting the role of the school of the kingdom of heaven in teaching believers.
Detailed Summary of Brother Frank's Sermon
Introduction
- Praise and gratitude to the Lord for His overwhelming word, grace, and guidance.
Key Themes
Divine Revelation
- Importance of understanding God's will and word in the last days.
- Many preach about the word of God, but true understanding comes from divine revelation.
The School of the Kingdom of Heaven
- All believers, regardless of status, are taught together at the feet of Jesus.
- Emphasis on the need for divine rather than human teaching.
Prophetic Fulfillment
- The beginning and end of the New Testament are marked by the fulfillment of prophetic words.
- Reference to the prophets Amos, Isaiah, and Malachi regarding God's plans.
Role of Brother Branham
- Brother Branham is seen as a prophet sent to return believers to the old word of God.
- His ministry is linked to the prophetic fulfillment in the present time.
The Nature of the Gospel
- The Gospel of Jesus Christ is rooted in prophetic fulfillment and must be understood in that context.
- The importance of recognizing the prophetic nature of the current time and the call to the church.
Conclusion
- A call to recognize the significance of the prophetic word and the teachings of the school of the kingdom of heaven.
- Encouragement to embrace the divine revelation and the reality of God's word in believers' lives.
Brother Frank emphasizes the importance of divine revelation and understanding God's word through the school of the Kingdom of Heaven, contrasting it with human institutions. He connects the fulfillment of biblical prophecy to contemporary events and highlights the role of the prophet in revealing God's will, urging believers to recognize the prophetic message for their time.
Brother Frank discusses the overwhelming nature of God's word, grace, and the guidance of the Spirit. He contrasts divine teaching with human instruction, asserting that believers are taught directly by God in the last days for the purpose of perfecting the church. He references Mt 13:51, highlighting the school of the Kingdom of Heaven where all believers are taught by Christ and revealed through the Holy Spirit. Brother Frank emphasizes that God reveals His plans through prophets (Amos 3), and that biblical prophecies must be fulfilled. He connects the beginning and end of the Gospel to the fulfillment of prophecies, citing Mk 1:1 and the prophecies of Jesaja and Maleachi. He speaks on the importance of recognizing the fulfillment of prophetic words in individuals, such as John the Baptist fulfilling Jesaja 40 and Maleachi 3. Brother Frank references 1Jo 1, emphasizing that the Word became flesh in Christ, and that the promises of God should become visible realities in the church. He notes that the prophetic message is a challenge, often misunderstood, and that God sent brother Branham to restore believers to the old word of God. He concludes by emphasizing that the Gospel has a prophetic beginning and end, and that believers are in the school of the Kingdom of Heaven, being taught by the Lord.