Exodus 12
Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.
Exodus 12:1
2 sermons
“Let's go to Exodus 12:1-16.”
Why He is Here #7bLee Vayle, December 29, 1982
“Let’s go to Exodus 12:1-11.”
Baptism #1Lee Vayle, April 17, 1983. Names it 2 times.
Exodus 12:3
2 sermons
“Now, this is found in Exodus 12, if you’re marking it down, Exodus 12:3 to 6.”
God's Chosen Place Of WorshipWilliam Branham, February 20, 1965
“Now, this categorical statement of the formula concerning the disposition of the shed blood in a manner which would be pleasing unto God sanctifying and liberating and empowering to the one who performed the ceremony, we take the context and read Ex 12:3-7, to begin with:”
Trees, Books & Fountains #11Lee Vayle, July 30, 1989
Exodus 12:7
1 sermon
“Now, Exodus 12:7 is what we find to be the definitive account of the required use of the blood even though Gen 3:21 is more original -- that is, has a beginning previous to this -- speaking of the blood that was shed as a covering.”
Trees, Books & Fountains #11Lee Vayle, July 30, 1989. Names it 2 times.
Exodus 12:11
1 sermon
“You notice in — in Exodus the 12th chapter, and the 11th verse of the 12th chapter, I believe it is, it says, “Eat this Passover with the shoes on your feet, with your loins girded up, and with the staff in your hand,” see, you’re eating it in desperation.”
DesperationsWilliam Branham, September 1, 1963
Exodus 12:12
6 sermons
“Now I wish to read, this morning, from Exodus the 12th chapter, and beginning with the 12th verse, the 12th and 13th verse, inclusive.”
TokenWilliam Branham, September 1, 1963
“In the Book of Exodus, we read, tonight, from the — the 12th chapter of Exodus, and the 12th verse and the 13th verse.”
The TokenWilliam Branham, February 8, 1964. Names it 2 times.
“Now over in the Book of Exodus, the 12th chapter, beginning with the 12th verse, I wish to read a portion of Scripture, 12th and 13th verse.”
The TokenWilliam Branham, March 8, 1964
“Now, I wish to read this morning from Exodus, the 12th chapter, and beginning with the 12th verse—the 12th and 13th verses inclusive.”
Token #1Lee Vayle, December 18, 1985
“Now also, we want to notice, here, in Ex 12:12-13, 26-27 (which I’ll read), that God Himself was present and not only brought His Own out in deliverance, but He stood watch and guard over them so that Israel had full advantage of the blood, because the blood was merely a token.”
Trees, Books & Fountains #12Lee Vayle, August 5, 1989
“Hey, just a minute, let me go back to Ex 12:12.”
Covenants #5Lee Vayle, September 24, 1989
Exodus 12:13
1 sermon
“[Ex 12:13] As Bro. Branham said that, that was the Token.”
One of HisLee Vayle
Exodus 12:37
1 sermon
“Exodus 12:37-38, I think that’s what I want.”
Baptism #2Lee Vayle, April 20, 1983
Exodus 12, the chapter as a whole
6 sermons
“Now, turn to the 10th verse of the 12th chapter of Exodus.”
Redemption By PowerWilliam Branham, March 29, 1954
“And I had the brother to read out of the Book of Exodus, the 12th chapter.”
The TokenWilliam Branham, November 28, 1963
“We find Jesus coming into view, here in Exodus the 12th chapter.”
God's Chosen Place Of WorshipWilliam Branham, February 20, 1965
“And then before communion, tonight, read the 12th chapter of Exodus—the entire chapter.”
Token #1Lee Vayle, December 18, 1985
“Now in the book of Exodus, the 12th chapter, we want to read about maybe the first 13 verses.”
New Year's MessageLee Vayle, January 1, 1989
“So, we’re going to go back to the Book of Exodus, the 12th chapter and we’ll read, just instantly, verse 7,”
Trees, Books & Fountains #11Lee Vayle, July 30, 1989