L'Église partira-t-elle avant la Tribulation? (William Branham)

Message prêché par le Prophète William Branham à Jeffersonville, le 9 mars 1958 (L'enregistrement est en stéréo pour permettre d'ajuster le niveau de l'anglais plus ou moins fort) 67 And the Angel said, that morning, to Lot, after He had give the message; He said, “Hasten, come hither, for I can do nothing till thou has come hither.” I want you to notice this now, ’cause we have to cut short here, on account of the prayer line. Did you notice what the Angel said? “I can’t do nothing till you come hither.” What was it? It was a message of deliverance. And before one speck of fire could fall from Heaven, Lot had to get out of Sodom. 68 And before one drop of rain fell from Heaven, Noah went into the ark. 69 And before the atom bomb can strike this nation, the Church will go in the Rapture, to meet the Lord Jesus. And if the sputniks and the missiles are set, and the hammers are pulled back, the Angels are all standing in order. Hallelujah! The great corridors of Heaven is crowded full. The harps are all in tune. The great bands are already practiced up. There’s a Homecoming time pretty soon, for the Church of the living God, who has been waiting His Coming. Everything is in order. I’m so glad. I’m getting so tired. Oh, for that great hour! 70 And to think, that, we’ve had a part in this junction time! Remember, “So shall it be in the coming of the Son of man, when the Son of man is being revealed from Heaven.” Now, remember, before the rain fell, Noah was in the ark. 71 Before the fire fell, Lot was out of Sodom. For, the Angel said, “I can’t do nothing until you come hither. I’ve got the lever in my hand, to pull and make the fires fall from Heaven.” 72 And I think that’s exactly. The Angel of destruction is holding the hand of Russia, with the atomic bombs; until the Church comes together, and one great Body of Christ. “I can’t do nothing till you come hither.” Oh, if that isn’t a blessed assurance! 58-0309E — Will The Church Go Before The Tribulation? Rev. William Marrion Branham