Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Hi @adaliantsiki, I didn't find that in Isaiah 54, and I don't understand the question and how it relates to this video. Thank you!

​@@wordevidence920 This part “Afflicted city, lashed by storms and not comforted, I will rebuild you with stones of turquoise, your foundations with lapis lazuli. I will make your battlements of rubies, your gates of sparkling jewels, and all your walls of precious stones. Isaiah 54:11‭-‬12 NIV Is it about new Jerusalem

Glad you like them!

Thank you for your kind words!

Thank you for the comment.

Thank you for the question @rigobertolopez100 - I do not believe that this can be found within the recordings that are currently available, but it is my understanding that this prophecy was common knowledge to many who knew and/or followed Brother Branham around that time.

@@wordevidence920 since it’s not in the message I don’t believe it, there is not support… but I respect what you believe… God bless you brother

@@rigobertolopez100 I respect that and often apply the same practice myself. However, when it comes to someone's testimony, whether or not you find it in The Message, a story like this is a blessing that God gave this person to be a witness. And as long as it supports God's prophet and doesn't undermine him or his ministry, I believe it should be heard, with discernment I would like to add, and as Brother Branham would say "enjoy the Cherry Pie, but spit the seeds out if you come across any". If we didn't do this, then much of history would be flagged as not believable, because most of it has been written by witness and not the actual person. This is actually the argument that is commonly made today by unbelievers concerning the Bible and that is was written by other men and their perspective, but we know they were inspired by God and so can a modern day witnesses be also. With all of that said, I would not recommend that a testimony like this be preach as fact from the pulpit, but rather shared to further confirm Brother Branham's gift and edify the body of Christ - thus the reason why it is shared on this channel. Thanks again for your thoughts. God bless you!

Merci @josephelonda7390, nous venons de créer la première partie d'une version traduite en français. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWe3oqBodr-ka7M&ab_channel=WordEvidence

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God's timing is always perfect. Thank you for the comment.

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Unfortunately I don't. If i find out I'll let you know. God bless

@@wordevidence920 Thank you

Anisotropic minerals are way more common in nature. Only cubic minerals are truly isotropic and that is only 1 of 7 crystal classes. Of these, the different classes are not evenly distributed/populated by mineral entries. Thirdly, of the 30 to 50 of the commonest rock-forming minerals, probably the ratio of anisotropic to isotropic minerals is around 5:1 or greater.

I was there many years ago in that exact spot and had my picture taken standing on his head,