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Why I Am a Holy-Roller

August 30, 1953 ·Chicago, IL · English
§20
Did Brother Branham believe in eternal security?

And then I—I believe that God has a Church. Now, I believe that in this Church, that this…I—being many people has thought that I was a radical eternal securitist. Well, that’s—that’s an error. No, I only believe in eternal security as this: I believe the Church has eternal security. Now, if you’re in the Church, you’re...

§26
What does the word 'religion' mean?

Now, let’s begin with the first two people on earth, and that was Adam and Eve. And when they had sinned; God told them, “All these things you may have, but there’s one thing that you mustn’t touch.” And that was the—the forbidden tree. And of course, everybody has their ideas of what it was, and I have mine. But anyho...

§36
Will there be room for all the saints who rise in the resurrection?

Some fellow, very critical on the second coming of Christ, said, “Do you mean to tell me all the Christians that ever died in Christ will rise, them, what you call, born again people? Well,” said, “you couldn’t place them on this earth like cordwood.” I said, “Who said they’d be here on earth like cordwood?” That’s rig...

§46
What do the crow and the dove on the ark illustrate?

Even put it back in the ark, in the destruction of the world. There was the crow and the dove setting on the same roost. One was just as much bird as the other one was. Is that right? But what was it? One was a crow by nature, and the other was a dove by nature. One could fly just like the other one. But their natures,...

§53
What was the difference between Moab and Israel when both offered the same sacrifices to the same God?

So what was the difference? Now, here you are. Get it. God, if it comes to being fundamental, if that’s all God requires, He would be unjust if He didn’t recognize both of them. That’s right. If Scripturally fundamentalism is all that God requires, Moab was just as fundamental as Israel, offering the same offerings to...

§64
Was Paul describing infidels when he wrote of people 'having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof'?

Let’s look at the great Saint Paul. When he stood there with his eyes of faith, looked across the seas of time, he said, “In the last days it shall come to pass.” How in the last days they’d be heady, highminded, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God: go out on Sunday afternoon and play golf instead of having a ch...

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