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Matthew 4

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

Matthew 4:1

4 sermons

  • “The next thing you'll notice is, in Matthew 4:1-11, that Jesus is now tested.”

    Adoption (Macon GA)Lee Vayle, December 31, 1971

  • “Now secondly, you will notice the Son is tested, in Matthew 4: 1-11 which you well know, the temptation in the desert, which I will not read.”

    Adoption #1Lee Vayle, February 6, 1972

  • “You and I know that many, many people have looked at this also, and I wouldn’t be surprised Bro. Branham spoke on it at one time or other: Matthew 4:1.”

    Things That Are To Be #10Lee Vayle, April 24, 1994

  • “Together they actually take over what Satan wanted in Mt 4:1-11 from Jesus: “Fall down and worship me, and I’ll give it all to you.””

    Seed of Discrepancy #21Lee Vayle, December 24, 1995

Matthew 4:2

1 sermon

  • “For It says right here in Mat 4:2-3; “And Jesus was an hungered, the devil came to him to tempt him.””

    Stewardship #9 - PreliminaryLee Vayle, July 5, 1997

Matthew 4:3

2 sermons

  • “[Mt 4:3] And the Bible still says, "If I had not done the works no other man did, they'd not sin, but now they both seen it and hated both me and my Father."”

    Events Made Clear by Prophecy # 6Lee Vayle, August 3, 1985

  • “[Mt 4:3]”

    Identification #6Lee Vayle, March 7, 1999

Matthew 4:4

22 sermons

  • “Matthew 4:4, “But He answered and said, It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every Word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God.””

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

  • “[Mt 4:4] And into Your hands therefore we commend ourselves knowing that You have heard, we have the petition already we've desired of You in Jesus' Name.”

    Faith Series #1 (Importance of Faith)Lee Vayle, October 17, 1965

  • “[Mt 4:4b] Therefore without living Word there is no life, but it's revelation that makes it live.”

    Revelation of the Faith of GodLee Vayle, October 9, 1966

  • “[Mt 4:4a] But he shall live by what?”

    Revelation of the Love of GodLee Vayle, October 11, 1966

  • “[Matthew 4:4] And just as sure as you eat perverted food, you bring forth a perverted act, and if you ate pure food, you bring forth the pure.”

    Two VinesLee Vayle, February 6, 1968

  • “[Mt 4:4]”

    The Rapture #2Lee Vayle, March 31, 1968

See all 22 sermons on Matthew 4:4

Matthew 4:6

3 sermons

Matthew 4:7

6 sermons

Matthew 4:8

4 sermons

Matthew 4:9

3 sermons

Matthew 4:10

2 sermons

Matthew 4:11

2 sermons

  • “We find that in Matthew 4:11.”

    The Third SealWilliam Branham, March 20, 1963

  • “This brings in Mt 4:11-12, where John the Baptist prophesied that the fire would fall.”

    Facts of Our Faith #2Lee Vayle, February 3, 1991

Matthew 4:12

5 sermons

  • “And then Bro. Branham goes to Matthew 4:12. .”

    A Man That Can Turn on the Light #1Lee Vayle, August 3, 1983

  • “That's in Matthew 4:12.”

    A Man That Can Turn on the Light #3Lee Vayle, August 17, 1983

  • “That’s one hundred percent butterfat, and they gagged on it, because it puts you, William Branham, back in Mt 4:12.”

    Perfect Faith #12Lee Vayle, September 16, 1987

  • “This is Mt 4:12.”

    Q&A#3_PastorsLee Vayle, January 24, 1988

  • “These Scriptures speak, actually, only upon the conditions that exist at the time of Mt 4:12-17 and Mt 12:14-21, which Scripture reveals to us that the very ministry that Jesus had upon earth (That’s the days of the Son of man.) returns to the Gentiles in the form of the Holy Ghost wherein God gives the Gentiles the gift of His Son in the form of the Holy Spirit.”

    Seed of Discrepancy #36Lee Vayle, May 25, 1996. Names it 3 times.

Matthew 4:13

2 sermons

  • “We go to Mt 4:13-16.”

    Presence #8Lee Vayle, June 10, 1981

  • “Now, go back to Matthew 4:13-17”

    Why He is Here #4Lee Vayle, October 10, 1982

Matthew 4:15

1 sermon

  • “Now I wish to call your attention to — to Isaiah 42:1-7, and also to Matthew 4:15-16.”

    Turn On The LightWilliam Branham, January 25, 1964

Matthew 4:17

3 sermons

  • “In the Book of Matthew the 4th chapter, the 17th verse, we read these words.”

    From That TimeWilliam Branham, April 15, 1961

  • “Now, I would like to call your attention to just a Scripture here that comes into my mind to speak on for a few moments, if we should call it a text, to draw from it a context, of Saint Matthew’s gospel, the 4th chapter, the 17th verse.”

    From That TimeWilliam Branham, May 20, 1961

  • “This, of course, is Mal 4:2 and it’s also, 1 Th 4:16 and let’s go over here to Mt 4:17 and begin to see something here.”

    Christ Is the Mystery #19Lee Vayle, November 1, 1986

Matthew 4:23

2 sermons

  • “If you’d like to read them with me, or follow me, turn to Saint Matthew the 4th chapter, beginning with the 23rd verse.”

    ExpectationWilliam Branham, September 30, 1951

  • “So now, in Saint Matthew the 4th chapter, the 23rd verse, just the beginning of Jesus’ fame, we read this:”

    The Beginning Of Jesus' FameWilliam Branham, June 5, 1953

Matthew 4, the chapter as a whole

25 sermons

  • “Matthew the 4th chapter, 23rd and 24th verses.”

    The Angel Of GodWilliam Branham, March 4, 1948

  • “I want to read just a Scripture before we go…?…It’s found over in Matthew, the 4th chapter.”

    The Angel And The CommissionWilliam Branham, August 21, 1950

  • “I want to read from the 4th chapter of Saint Matthew, to begin with the 23rd verse.”

    The Hour Is ComeWilliam Branham, April 15, 1951

  • “Matthew the 4th chapter, you’ll find that.”

    Questions And AnswersWilliam Branham, January 3, 1954

  • “And the first thing, Satan met — when he met Jesus (in Saint Matthew the 4th chapter), he said, “If Thou be the Son of God…” “If Thou be,” the question mark on God’s Word.”

    To See JesusWilliam Branham, July 18, 1954

  • “In St. Matthew the 4th chapter, we — and the 47th and 48th verse, we read this: And if you salute your brethren only, what do you more than others? do not even the publicans so?”

    The PerfectionWilliam Branham, April 19, 1957