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Joshua 10

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

Joshua 10:8

1 sermon

  • “He got the Bible, went to the Book of Joshua, where they found a pretty ridiculous statement for anybody who had common sense: Joshua 10:8-14.”

    Perfect Faith #5Lee Vayle, August 23, 1987

Joshua 10:12

8 sermons

  • “Now, you that mark down texts, if I should call it that, or you mark down the Scripture readings: from Joshua, the book of Joshua, feeling that the Holy Spirit has laid this upon my heart for this afternoon, Joshua 10:12, one verse:”

    -2 A ParadoxWilliam Branham, January 28, 1962

  • “Now we find out also, Joshua, here, that we was speaking of, over here in — in Joshua 10:12, Joshua.”

    ParadoxWilliam Branham, February 6, 1964

  • “And I’m going to begin at the 12th verse, and read Joshua 10:12 down to the 14th or 15th verse.”

    A ParadoxWilliam Branham, April 18, 1964

  • “[Brother Branham now reads Joshua 10:12-14 — Ed.]”

    A ParadoxWilliam Branham, January 17, 1965

  • “Josh 10:12-14.”

    Paradox #2Lee Vayle, March 14, 1984

  • “(42) That's where I'm reading from, this afternoon, and I'll take my text from Josh 10:12‑14.”

    Paradox #3Lee Vayle, March 18, 1984. Names it 2 times.

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Joshua 10:13

1 sermon

  • “Let me tell you something, brother/sister, there’s going to be records open the day, and this Word’s going to be opened on that great White Throne judgment, and every book, Joe Smith, and the book of the Maccabees, [Catholic Bible] and Esdras, [ancient Greek version of the biblical Book of Ezra] and Third Peter, Enoch, [Catholic Bible] Jasher, [book mentioned in Joshua 10:13] all those books are going to be open and laid side by side.”

    Christ Revealed in His Word #10Lee Vayle, July 27, 1986

Joshua 10, the chapter as a whole

5 sermons

  • “I have taken for a text this morning, wrote down here somewhere (Oh, here it is.), Joshua, in the Book of Joshua the 10th chapter.”

    ParadoxWilliam Branham, December 10, 1961. Names it 3 times.

  • “Let’s turn to Joshua, the 10th chapter, begin reading at the 12th verse.”

    A ParadoxWilliam Branham, August 1, 1963. Names it 2 times.

  • “Let’s read in the blessed old Bible here, just a little, for a little talk this morning, the Lord willing, let’s read out of the Book of Joshua, the 10th chapter, and beginning with the 12th, 12th verse.”

    ParadoxWilliam Branham, February 6, 1964

  • “From Joshua, the 10th chapter.”

    A ParadoxWilliam Branham, April 18, 1964

  • “Now in the Bible, Joshua the 1st chapter, and Joshua the 10th chapter.”

    A ParadoxWilliam Branham, January 17, 1965