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Discouraged by the Message and the Prophet P4 - Finding the Balance With the Prophet

This fourth segment of the series, "Discouraged by the Message and the Prophet" addresses the challenges of maintaining a balanced perspective on William Branham’s ministry. In a time where the Message is on trial from both internal critics and external skepticism, this message provides a "rock-solid foundation" for why believers remain dedicated to the Word of this hour. ----------------------------------------------------- 00:00 – Greeting and Introduction: Finding the Balance. 02:48 – Deuteronomy 34:10: A Prophet like unto Moses. 08:18 – Why we believe: Distinguishing evolution from brainwashing. 13:17 – Identifying the spirit of Elijah and the Messianic Sign. 17:55 – Understanding the five specific roles of the modern Prophet. 21:58 – Six questions to ask yourself: What truly attracted you to the Message? 29:01 – What the Message has actually put into perspective (Predestination, Godhead, etc.). 31:51 – Astonished at His Doctrine: The shock of the Word of the Son of Man. 36:05 – Are we following Christ or William Branham? 40:27 – The Malachi 4 Debate: Why John the Baptist only fulfilled the first half. 48:03 – Reconciling Fathers and Children: A spiritual foundation vs. a physical relationship. 59:21 – A challenge to the critics: "Now tell us what the Truth is." 01:11:07 – The Elijah of Old: Why Elisha (The Bride) must finish the commission. 01:16:54 – Living in the "Glare" of another age. 01:22:58 – A Prophet like unto Moses: The Third Exodus. 01:27:56 – Joshua: A type of the Holy Spirit leading us in the Promised Land. 01:34:36 – Deuteronomy 18: Dealing with "Presumptuous" prophecy. 01:41:41 – Q&A: The Bride’s ministry and the "young fellows" taking the Gospel. 01:46:34 – Global Trade and the Beast: Why Message believers must remain independent. 01:52:48 – Conclusion: A call to the Message community to "Be Better."