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How much strength does seeing one vision take compared with preaching?

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And do you understand, now? Will you always understand if somebody’s said, “What makes Brother Branham take his time, and so easy, and” like this? And remember, one vision, seeing one vision will bring more—take more strength out of the human body, then to preach for two hours as hard as you can preach. The…Daniel saw one vision, and was troubled at his head for many days. Is that right? Now, in here I don’t see the whole picture. It’s just like, as I’ve always said, “Peep…” How many of you little boys ever slipped around over a board fence and looked to the ball game through a knothole, or something? You know what I mean: or a carnival passing by? See? You stand on your toes and look over, say, “I—I—I—I—I seen an elephant.” See? And then you’re back down again. Then look up again. “I—I—I seen a giraffe go by.” Well, see, you’re just looking. That’s the way these visions are, kind of giving it to you in that manner here. See? When I’m straining, watching, Spirit all around everywhere moving, and I’m trying to see what the vision is, and I see here, break before me a hospital, a woman’s being operated on, and the gall…“Gallbladder trouble, hadn’t you? You been operated on?” “Yes.” “God bless you. Amen.” See?

How the Angel Came to Me, 1953-11-09, Owensboro, KY, §51

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How the Angel Came to Me, 1953-11-09, Owensboro, KY, §51

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Title:
How the Angel Came to Me
Date:
November 9, 1953
Location:
Owensboro, KY
Paragraph:
§51

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