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What is the difference between hope and faith?

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I find here at the platform about ninety-five percent of the people…Excuse me. May I change that? Ninety-nine percent of the people has hope instead of faith. Oh, say, “I got all faith, Brother Branham.” Well, what you doing here then. See, see, see? Your works prove it. See? Now, faith knows no defeat. Faith is perfect. Hope…You say, “Well, I—I believe there is. I—I’m hoping for that thing.” But ho— “Faith is substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” So when you believe it, then you go out. You say, “I’m healed,” ’cause in your heart you believe it. Then you act like it: confess it to others, and tell people, and it just works healing just the same as it does salvation. You understand that now? Whatever He says to do, do it.

Whatever He Says to You, Do It, 1953-06-01, Connersville, IN, §13

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Title:
Whatever He Says to You, Do It
Date:
June 1, 1953
Location:
Connersville, IN
Paragraph:
§13

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