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Joshua 1

Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.

Joshua 1:1

2 sermons

  • “(Paragraph 47) Josh 1:1”

    Paradox #3Lee Vayle, March 18, 1984

  • “Now, we get to the context of Josh 1:8-9; and of course, it is Josh 1:1-11, and then [verses] 16-18,”

    Trees, Books & Fountains #10Lee Vayle, July 26, 1989

Joshua 1:2

3 sermons

  • “Joshua, the 1st chapter, 2nd verse beginning.”

    As I Was With MosesWilliam Branham, May 3, 1951

  • “[Josh 1:2] "Moses My servant is dead; now therefore arise, go over this Jordan, thou, and all this people, unto the land which I do give to them, even to the children of Israel."”

    Paradox #3Lee Vayle, March 18, 1984

  • “Every son of God is a Joshua in his own right and to his own degree, as we find over here in the Book of Joshua, Josh 1:2-9.”

    God Totally ResponsibleLee Vayle, April 17, 1992

Joshua 1:5

1 sermon

Joshua 1:6

1 sermon

  • “[Josh 1:6a] And, when God tells us to be strong and of good courage, then that automatically is our enablement, because, if God said it, then it can be done, and It will be done.”

    Stewardship #12 - PreliminaryLee Vayle, August 3, 1997

Joshua 1:7

1 sermon

Joshua 1:8

3 sermons

Joshua 1:9

1 sermon

  • “And that’s over in the Old Testament both of them: one in Numbers 13th chapter and the 30th verse, and the other’s in Joshua the 1st chapter and the 9th verse.”

    God Keeps His WordWilliam Branham, April 7, 1957

Joshua 1, the chapter as a whole

11 sermons

  • “Then He turned right back to Joshua the 1st chapter, and a finger placed on there said, “No man shall stand before you all the days of your life.”

    Early Spiritual ExperiencesWilliam Branham, July 13, 1952

  • “And then the leaves begin to turn back, back, back, back, back, this Bible, and went back to Joshua the 1st chapter.”

    Faith (Africa Trip Report)William Branham, July 25, 1952

  • “Now, that’s Joshua the 1st chapter.”

    Israel And The ChurchWilliam Branham, March 29, 1953

  • “And then It was turning back towards the front of the Bible, and as It turned back towards the front part, It stopped on Joshua, the 1st chapter, and a finger begin to read down, point down along the lines.”

    Africa Trip ReportWilliam Branham, November 9, 1953. Names it 2 times.

  • “And then, as I came to and was thanking the Lord in the room, my breath seemed comingly faintly, and then I looked again, and I heard leaves in my Bible, and here come my Bible, coming across the floor, and stood in front of me, and it turned to the 1st chapter of Joshua.”

    Divine HealingWilliam Branham, June 20, 1954

  • “And then I heard my Bible coming to me and it was at Joshua the 1st chapter, and It left me.”

    South Africa TestimonyWilliam Branham, September 2, 1954