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Luke 1

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

Luke 1:5

1 sermon

  • “Thus, one can always translate ‘Christ’ as ‘Messiah’, but only with the understanding that Gabriel, the archangel, gave to Zachariah, in Lk 1:5-20, which we won’t take the time to read.”

    Facts of Our Faith #3Lee Vayle, February 10, 1991

Luke 1:7

1 sermon

Luke 1:12

1 sermon

  • “They are exactly like the alpha and omega of Israel in Lk 1:12-38.”

    Thanksgiving Day MessageLee Vayle, November 26, 1987

Luke 1:13

6 sermons

Luke 1:15

11 sermons

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Luke 1:16

11 sermons

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Luke 1:17

43 sermons

  • “Luke 1:17, “And he shall go before Him in the Spirit and power of Elijah, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the Just; to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.””

    An Exposition Of The Seven Church AgesWilliam Branham, May 12, 1954

  • “[A brother says, “Luke 1:17.”_Ed.]”

    The Laodicean Church AgeWilliam Branham, December 11, 1960. Names it 4 times.

  • “Luke 1:17, please explain John’s coming in the spirit of Elias.”

    Questions And AnswersWilliam Branham, January 12, 1961

  • “The second part you can delete, because that has not been fulfilled as in the Book of Luke 1:17.”

    Understanding The Times Which we LiveLee Vayle, January 21, 1968

  • “But, I order to place the truth of Luke 1:17, that an angel brought to Zacharias, He had to say, "Elias has already come and they know him not."”

    The Holy Spirit in Baptism and RestorationLee Vayle, April 26, 1970

  • “[Luke 1:17] Now, who is the just one?”

    Christ's Ministry Identifies ElijahLee Vayle, July 6, 1971

See all 43 sermons on Luke 1:17

Luke 1:20

1 sermon

  • “But in there, there’s a certain verse of Lk 1:20, which I will read to you, and It says:”

    Facts of Our Faith #3Lee Vayle, February 10, 1991

Luke 1:26

13 sermons

  • “This portion of Scripture is the revelation of how the literal seed of the serpent was sown in the earth, even as we have the account of Luke 1:26-35, wherein is set forth the exact account of how the Seed of the woman came into physical manifestation apart from the instrumentality of the human male.”

    An Exposition Of The Seven Church AgesWilliam Branham, May 12, 1954

  • “And let us read, begin reading Luke in the 1st chapter of Luke, beginning at the 26th verse.”

    The Unchangeable Word Of GodWilliam Branham, July 24, 1960

  • “Okay, you can see that in Lk 1:26, beginning,”

    Spirit and LifeLee Vayle, June 10, 1987

  • “Now, let’s go to Luke, Lk 1:26 I think it was, to begin with:”

    Greatest Battle Ever Fought #12Lee Vayle, November 18, 1987

  • “Branham calling it the “new year,” the Millennium and all that follows—is identical to Lk 1:26-37 and Isa 9:6-7,1 which we’ll read.”

    Shalom #22Lee Vayle, May 31, 1989. Names it 2 times.

  • “Then, over here, in Lk 1:26-37, we find the angel of God, Gabriel, coming to Mary, and he said,”

    Trees, Books & Fountains #13Lee Vayle, August 6, 1989

See all 13 sermons on Luke 1:26

Luke 1:27

1 sermon

  • “Now categorically Lk 1:27, Lk 1:27, was the seven mighty messenger angels all of whom were embodiments of the Holy Spirit, with Christ in the midst, appearing out in Arizona near Wilcox.”

    Anointed Ones at the End Time #21Lee Vayle, May 31, 1987

Luke 1:28

1 sermon

  • “Notice, in the Book of Luke 1:28-30, 35”

    IdentificationLee Vayle, February 19, 1968

Luke 1:30

7 sermons

  • “Now even though all understand this, they all don’t understand Lk 1:30-35, where the angel came to Mary, and said,”

    Christmas Message 1983Lee Vayle, December 28, 1983. Names it 3 times.

  • “Then, he also says: He showed Himself here with us (which is exactly what is said in Lk 1:30 and Lk 1:37).”

    Shalom #22Lee Vayle, May 31, 1989. Names it 2 times.

  • “Now he’s getting to what we’re looking at over here in Lk 1:30:”

    Identification #4Lee Vayle, December 6, 1998

  • “(That, of course, is Luke 1:30-35.)”

    Identification #5Lee Vayle, March 6, 1999

  • “Now, that body that was glorified, as we explained last night and read to you, Bro. Branham, in going into Luke 1:30-35, somewhere in that area there, concerning the angel that came and said, “Look, the Holy Ghost shall come upon you, and that Holy Thing born of you shall be called the Son of God.””

    Identification #6Lee Vayle, March 7, 1999

  • “Now that’s exactly what we find in Lk 1:30-35, thoroughly explained by Bro. Branham.”

    Godhead #2 - Son and Virgin BirthLee Vayle, October 3, 1999

See all 7 sermons on Luke 1:30

Luke 1:31

2 sermons

  • “All right, that explains Luke 1: 31-32, you see the Holy Ghost came upon her, and she bore the Son.”

    Mechanics and DynamicsLee Vayle, September 6, 1981

  • “So, we go to Lk 1:31-35”

    Why He is Here #6aLee Vayle, November 14, 1982

Luke 1:33

1 sermon

Luke 1:34

1 sermon

Luke 1:35

8 sermons

  • “Let us begin reading now, in the 1st chapter of Saint Luke, and beginning at the 35th verse:”

    Mary's BeliefWilliam Branham, March 11, 1960

  • “[Lk 1:35] So the Father of Jesus, the One that died for us is the Holy Spirit.”

    Ephesians # 2Lee Vayle, May 17, 1981

  • "That holy thing born of thee shall be called the Son of God," [Lk 1:35] and they could kill Him.

    Presence #14Lee Vayle, July 29, 1981

  • “In other words, the one of Lk 1:35 that said to Mary the angel said, with God being present, all things are possible.”

    Blood-Eternal Covenant #1Lee Vayle, August 20, 1989

  • “You’re looking at it – this One, in Lk 1:35.”

    Blood-Eternal Covenant #2Lee Vayle, August 23, 1989

  • “If He is the manifestation of the Word as it says in Gen 3:15, the seed of the woman, and if He’s the same in Isaiah, He’s Emmanuel, God with us, and as it says in Lk 1:35, “The Holy Ghost will come upon you and that holy thing born you shall call the Son of God,” and He was that One, then you can see that Logos is actually Rhema in a form, and in this case living form and it’s God!”

    Ashamed of Him #1Lee Vayle, December 2, 1989

See all 8 sermons on Luke 1:35

Luke 1:37

1 sermon

  • “Then, he also says: He showed Himself here with us (which is exactly what is said in Lk 1:30 and Lk 1:37).”

    Shalom #22Lee Vayle, May 31, 1989

Luke 1:38

4 sermons

  • “[Lk 1:38] And remember, the Word of the Angel was the Word of God, because He repeated It from the Book of Isaiah.”

    Former & Latter RainLee Vayle, November 2, 1970

  • “[Lk 1:38] And that same Word in the Bride, actually, building up Christ.”

    Adoption #1Lee Vayle, February 6, 1972

  • “[Question seven] "Was Mary's attitude in Luke 1:38 when she said, “Behold the handmaid of the Lord, be it unto me according to Thy Word?””

    Questions and AnswersLee Vayle, May 4, 1983

  • “[Lk 1:38] And she became the mother of Jesus Who is the Christ, the very Logos was made manifest that fleshed through her.”

    Two Mothers #1Lee Vayle, May 8, 1983

Luke 1:39

1 sermon

Luke 1:46

4 sermons

Luke 1:52

1 sermon

  • “Mary said, in Luke 1:52, when she was anointed with the Spirit, the Holy Ghost upon her, she said, “He has exalted them of low degree.””

    Why It Had To Be ShepherdWilliam Branham, December 21, 1964

Luke 1:60

1 sermon

Luke 1:67

1 sermon

  • “Luke 1:67, the Bible said that he was… “That the child was in…as soon as he was born, he took to the wilderness, was in the wilderness till the day he was showed to Israel.””

    The Laodicean Church AgeWilliam Branham, December 11, 1960. Names it 2 times.

Luke 1:73

1 sermon

  • “I shall now read from the Book of Saint Luke the 1st chapter, and begin at the 73rd verse for a text.”

    All The Days Of Our LifeWilliam Branham, June 12, 1959

Luke 1:74

1 sermon

  • “And again, we know the Scripture that says in Luke 1:74, I believe It is, speaking concerning the fact that we may serve Him without fear.”

    The Prayer of Abraham (Part 3) -Lee Vayle

Luke 1:76

1 sermon

  • “Now, with this much in our minds we're going to look at another thought about the Savior relative to the same period of His life which illuminates us further and that's in Luke 1:76-79, and this is a part of the prophecy of Zechariah's father John the Baptist where he is speaking of the Lord, and verse 76.”

    The Revelation of Jesus ChristLee Vayle, January 14, 1979

Luke 1:77

1 sermon

  • “Now, in Lk 1:77-79, you’ll notice that Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist, made a mention of this—the coming one who was to bring peace, and He Himself, the great One of peace—and he says here: [Luke 1]”

    Future Home #14Lee Vayle, June 15, 1988

Luke 1:78

1 sermon

Luke 1:79

1 sermon

  • “Now, those four verses are Lk 1:79. - Acts 27:20. - Titus 2:11. - Titus 3:4.”

    Presence #12Lee Vayle, July 15, 1981. Names it 3 times.

Luke 1:174

1 sermon

  • “So, what we see here, in Bro. Branham’s ministry, is God veiled in human flesh, in a prophet, bringing an end-time, omega message of predestination, even as there was an alpha, bringing forth Isa 40:1-8 concerning John the Baptist, and Mal 3:1,3 and also Malachi 4, “turning the hearts of the children to the fathers,” which is explained in the Book of Lk 1:174 which we have gone into many, many times.”

    Leadership #32Lee Vayle, January 7, 1995

Luke 1, the chapter as a whole

30 sermons

  • “Now, to start, let’s begin at Luke, the 1st chapter of Luke.”

    The Deity Of Jesus ChristWilliam Branham, December 25, 1949

  • “And then, turn over to, if you will, in Saint Luke the 1st chapter and beginning with the, I beg your pardon, the 2nd chapter with the 25th verse.”

    ExpectationWilliam Branham, September 30, 1951

  • “A fellow by the name of Philip, got converted (Luke the 1st chapter).”

    Why I'm Praying For The SickWilliam Branham, March 14, 1954

  • “Let’s take Him in one of His first meetings in Luke the 1st chapter.”

    Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, Today, And ForeverWilliam Branham, August 6, 1955

  • “It reminds me of Saint Luke, the 1st chapter, where Jesus and His parents had gone up to the feast of Pentecost.”

    It Was Not So From The BeginningWilliam Branham, April 5, 1959

  • “Tonight I wish to read some of God’s sacred Word found in Saint Luke the 1st chapter and the 37th and 38th verse.”

    Mary's BeliefWilliam Branham, April 9, 1959