This man was trained. He could speak pretty near any language there was in the world. He had to brag about it. He was brought up under the strict--strict sect of the Pharisees, and his father was a Pharisee. Later he was "a Pharisee of the Pharisees," and that means that he was--he was absolutely the--the strictest of the Pharisees.

Although if I'm trying and I fail, God won't leave me. I don't have much confidence in anybody that's too afraid to do anything. I'd rather be found a failure than too lazy to try. One time it was said that the Ballard and Ballard Flour Company hired a man, and he was going to sign his name, and the man had no eraser on the end of his pencil.

Brother Branham, in respect to the order of the church, we have tried to go accordingly to the way we understand the orders given in the dedication of the new church. And by doing so, some have gotten mad and left the church. And others will not listen to anything we say, especially the children.

Let's go over to the Revelation. Jesus said Himself, "He that overcometh, I will give him the morning star." The Bible said that. What is it? A overcomer, one that's overcome the world, overcome self, overcome pride. "I'll make him the morning star." What does it do? "I'll shine him up and set him up there that I can...

Quand un homme entre en contact avec Jésus-Christ, dès lors il devient différent. Une fois que vous Le voyez, vous n'êtes plus jamais le même, s'il y a une étincelle de Dieu en vous. Ainsi, Rébecca avait trouvé ce Jésus. Et pour elle, Il était l'accomplissement parfait de la promesse que les Juifs attendaient pour leurs jours.

And when a man ever comes in contact with Jesus Christ, He is different from man. You're never the same when you once see Him, if there's any spark of God about you. So Rebekah had found this Jesus. And Jesus was, to her, exactly the fulfilling of the promise that the Jews had been looking for, for their day.