Good evening, beloved friends and brethren present, ministers present and also those who are in other countries. May the blessings of Christ, the Angel of the Covenant, be upon all of you, ministers and your congregations in different countries, and may He open the Scriptures to us on this occasion, the first Saturday of the month.
Greetings to Reverend Andrés Cruz Gallegos, who is with us on this occasion. May God bless you, Andrés, and keep you and use you greatly in His Work at this end time.
And you as well, Miguel, where you are at this time. May God bless you as well, and use you greatly in His Work at this end time; a time when we are seeing that the prophecies are being materialized as they were spoken, because they are the Word of God for our time, and we have to be very spiritually awake to see how all those promises are gradually becoming a reality.
There were always struggles in all times, as the promised Word for each age or dispensation was being materialized; therefore, that is also how it will be in our time.
In those past times, some were in favor and others were against, some were friends and others were enemies; that is how it must be in our time as well.
Therefore, it is history repeating itself: The Word coming to the people, the Word being opened, and some believing and others doubting; referring to all human beings who live on Earth, because not all are believers; there are unbelievers and there are believers on Earth.
It’s the same as in the parable of the ten virgins: there are wise virgins, and foolish virgins who don’t take the Oil of the Holy Spirit.[1] There is wheat in the world – in the field, which is the world, and there are also tares in the world;[2] therefore, some will believe and others won’t believe.
But the important thing is that you are one of those who believes and sees the Word of God promised for this end time being gradually materialized.
The Scripture tells us: in First Peter, chapter 1, verses 3 and on:
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, which according to his abundant mercy hath begotten us again unto a lively hope by the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead,
To an inheritance incorruptible, and undefiled, and that fadeth not away, reserved in heaven for you,
Who are kept by the power of God through faith unto salvation ready to be revealed in the last time.
Wherein ye greatly rejoice, though now for a season, if need be, ye are in heaviness through manifold temptations:
That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ:
Whom having not seen, ye love; in whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory:
Receiving the end of your faith, even the salvation of your souls.”
May God bless our souls with His Word and allow us to understand It.
“TIME OF TRIAL AND OF BLESSING.”
In every dispensation, and in every age of every dispensation, we find that the believers went through different trials; but we also find the believers receiving the blessing relevant to the time in which they were given to live.
We find, for example, in the days of the prophets… to whom the Word has always come, and they speak It; because It comes from God directly to their soul and spirit; and then, when they speak It, It is the Word of God for the people; until then, It is the Divine thought coming to the heart of each prophet-messenger of God.
When It is spoken, when the prophet-messenger speaks It, then It must be fulfilled. And at that point there will always be people who will doubt, but there will be people who will believe.
Those who will doubt, those who will be doubting, won’t find an explanation for what was spoken, and will say: “It’s impossible.” Like those who went as spies[3]: twelve spies were sent by Moses to spy out the promised land and see what it was like; let’s say, to map it out, to create a map of the places, to see what the land was like, if it was good or bad; and also to see the people who lived there: whether they were tall, whether they were strong, or whether they were small and weak, to then come up with the conquest plan.
Of those who went, which were twelve princes, ten came back saying: “We can’t enter the land; the land eats up its people, it’s full of giants. It’s impossible! We looked like grasshoppers (locusts) compared to those people who were so tall.” They were the giants of the time of Noah, they were the giants of the line of Ham or Cham, among whom was Cush, Nimrod as well (the son of Cush) and all those people who were giants; Goliath also came from there later on.
Now, there were two of them who told the people and the ones who were giving those bad news to be quiet; because when the people heard the ten speaking about what the land was like and about the giants they saw there, and that the land ate up the people, they were discouraged.
There are people who shouldn’t open their mouths, because what they do is discourage the people with their unbelief, because they don’t look at what is promised, but rather what their eyes see; and they can’t conceive that what was promised by God can be done.
But Joshua and Caleb told the people, who were discouraged and riled up, to be quiet, and they said to them: “Yes, we can! We can conquer the land, we can enter the land, obtain the land! God has promised it, God will fulfill it!” And that was right, because God had promised it.
Every promise there is for each stage of God’s people, whether it’s under the Dispensation of Law or under the Dispensation of Grace, must be fulfilled at the time appointed for that promise. We have seen it throughout history.
For example, in the time of John the Baptist it was promised that a forerunner would come announcing and preparing the people for the Coming of the Lord;[4] and there he was, it was John the Baptist. That was the promise for that time: a forerunner announcing that the Messiah was among them.
And John said: “I know Him not, I don’t know who He is.”[5] But when we look into it later on, after he baptized Him, he said: “I saw the Holy Spirit coming upon Him; It rested upon Him and remained upon Him. The One who told me to baptize, to go preach and baptize, said to me: ‘Upon whom you see the Holy Spirit rest, that’s Him, that is the One who baptizes with the Holy Spirit and with Fire.”[6] Of whom John said: “He that comes after me is greater than me, whose shoe’s latchet I am not worthy to unloose.”[7] And He was his cousin; but he didn’t know that was the Messiah until he saw the Holy Spirit coming upon Him.
And that was the greatest promise: the Coming of the Messiah. John was great, but the One who came after him was greater. That is why John said: “He who comes after me is greater than me, whose shoe’s latchet I am not worthy to unloose.” That is there around Saint Matthew, the first chapters, and also in Saint John, chapter 1, verses 27 to 36. That is why he said: “Behold the Lamb of God, which takes away the sin of the world.”
And now, there were people in favor and there were people against, who became enemies of the Word of God made flesh at that time, that Word being quickened, being made a reality.
That is why it is so important to follow the words or act according to the words of Christ, who said: “Study, search the Scriptures; for in them you think you have Eternal Life; and they are they which testify of Me.”[8]
The written Word of God testifies of what is to come, because it was already prophesied; and when God does something, it must be according to what He has promised. That is why we can recognize what God is doing, because it is here in the Bible first. He manifests Himself to fulfill what He has promised.
Look at Jesus: when He was about 12 years old, He went with Joseph and Mary and other relatives to Jerusalem, as they did every year, and He stayed in Jerusalem; and Joseph and Mary and their relatives left —because they would go to celebrate Passover in Jerusalem every year— and they left without knowing, without realizing that Jesus wasn’t among them. And three days later they realize that He is not there and they return to Jerusalem where they had seen Him for the last time, which was in the temple; because whenever you lose something, you have to remember the last time you saw it and where you saw it; and you go back to that place, and you begin the search there.
They returned to the temple and there He was: in the temple, speaking with the doctors of the Law, and the doctors of the Law speaking with Him; and they were astonished by the wisdom that child had.[9] He was the Messiah and they didn’t know it. He became the Messiah, of course, upon being anointed with the Holy Spirit after John baptized Him and the Holy Spirit came upon Him.[10] Until then, He wasn’t recognized as the Messiah; because what the Messiah means is ‘the Anointed One,’ ‘the Christ.’
And now, three days later, they found Him in the temple.
Three ages have passed (out of the last three ages): the Lutheran age, the Wesleyan age, and the Pentecostal age, and the Lord has vanished, they don’t know where He is.
He must be sought in the Temple. And the Lord’s Temple is no longer there in Jerusalem, that one was destroyed.
The Temple is the Mystical Body of Christ, the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, for the Church is the One that has the promise of Christ, who said: “I will be with you always, even unto the end of the world.”[11] And it’s to His Church that He promised His Coming. And He comes for His Church.
Therefore, people go to the Church to seek the Lord and to worship the Lord, and to hear His Word. And He is in the midst of His Church; because His Word is in His Church. He said: “Where two or three are gathered together in My Name, I will be there.”[12]
Where will they search for Him? Where two or three believers in Christ are gathered together in His Name, in other words, in His Church.
Now, we can see where Christ will be: He has been in His Church.
We find that His Church has great promises. Just as His Church, and also the members of His Church as individuals, have gone through different stages of trials, of suffering, but also of blessings (even in the days of Jesus, which were the most difficult), for our time there are also stages: seven consecutive stages are undergone in the Golden Stage, the Cornerstone of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ at this end time.
Therefore, in those seven consecutive stages that the Church goes through and that are undergone in His Church at this end time, there will be trials but there will also be blessings.
When we hear the Word, God is blessing us with His Word; and when we believe It —when that Word comes— It becomes flesh in us, that Word that comes from God becomes part of us.
And thus, the different stages are undergone consecutively at the end time; which… the Church, which will be completely crowned at this end time with the resurrection of the dead in Christ and the transformation of the living; and every believer as an individual is crowned with the adoption, with the Holy Spirit transforming our bodies and giving us glorified bodies. And thus, we will become perfect like our heavenly Father, thus, we will reach total perfection: of the soul, of the spirit, and of the body.
We already have Eternal Life: our soul has Eternal life, our spirit does too; but we still need physical Eternal Life; for that reason, because we don’t have physical Eternal Life yet, our body grows old; and if He doesn’t visit us soon with the resurrection of the dead and the transformation of the living, our bodies would have to die physically.
But the promise is that there will be a group of believers in Christ who will be alive and will not see death, but instead will be transformed. And in each time, those who are alive must be waiting for that promise, they must believe that they are the ones who will be transformed. Because a person must be waiting for the Coming of the Lord, and the resurrection, and the transformation, at the time in which he is given to live.
Now, there are great promises and signs to know which is the time when that will take place. It wasn’t going to happen in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, or seventh age, because those ages already passed and the resurrection of the dead in Christ and the transformation of the living didn’t take place. And now all that’s left is the Age of the Cornerstone, which we have gone up to, just like they went up from one age to another: the Church went up from one age to another like going up a ladder —that ladder represents Christ— and therefore, the Church is the Mystical Body of Christ, where those stages are fulfilled.
And now, we have gone up to the Cornerstone Age, the Golden Age of the Church, where we are waiting for the Coming of the Lord with His believers who departed in past stages, in the resurrection, with glorified bodies; and when we see them, we will be transformed.
We will eat with them, like Abraham ate with the Angels who visited him,[13] and like the disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ ate with Jesus after He resurrected.[14]
We see that they thought He was a spirit, they were very frightened. And Christ says to them: “No, I am not a spirit. Look, a spirit does not have flesh and bones as I do. Do you have any food?” They gave Him a piece of fish and a honeycomb, He ate before them.
In the glorified body, in the resurrection, one can eat; it is a special, interdimensional body. It is not a spirit, nor is it a mortal body of flesh, rather it is a physical interdimensional body.
We find that also with that body and in that body, “we will be as the angels of God (Christ says), who neither marry nor are given in marriage.”[15] We also find that it doesn’t need means of transportation: it can go from one place to another without any problem, going from one dimens-… across dimensions, it goes from one dimension… What science has been seeking, look, Christ did it, He had it, and the prophets did too.
He tells His disciples… or the women who saw Him resurrected: “Tell My disciples, Peter and the disciples, that I will see them over there in Galilee; to go there.”[16]
Also, we can see that after the people have resurrected and the believers have been transformed… They gathered at that time, Christ spoke to them about the Kingdom, meaning, He preached to them; the Scripture says that more than 500 people saw Him resurrected.[17] In other words, there were also services, where He preached to them about the Kingdom; which indicates that when the dead in Christ resurrect in glorified bodies and we are transformed, we will still have services.
And it will also be in the midst of services that the resurrection of the dead in Christ and the transformation of the living will take place. Meaning that we will be serving Christ, hearing His Word, and obtaining the faith to be transformed at this end time.
And Reverend William Branham also spoke the vision that was shown to him of a Great Tent Cathedral, where the Third Pull (which he calls “the Third Pull”), the stage of the creative Word being spoken, where great things will take place, He showed him all of that being carried out in a Great Tent Cathedral.
Therefore, somewhere, among the believers who have received the Message of the forerunner… because everything God will do is in the Message of the forerunner. The Message of the forerunner foreruns the Coming of Christ and everything that is going to happen, and It foreruns the things that will be fulfilled in the midst of the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ.
If he speaks of a vision where he was shown a Great Tent Cathedral: then in a certain territory, the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ will build a Great Tent Cathedral, because the physical part is up to the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ; and that is Christ in Holy Spirit working through His Church.
We are the hands of Christ for the physical works that must be done; therefore, there will be a Great Tent Cathedral, and the Third Pull will be fulfilled there.
How long will that Great Tent Cathedral be in operation? It’s not that it will be destroyed later on, but that afterwards we will leave from here in that atmosphere of revival.
Now, we do not know how many months or years we will remain having activities and enjoying the blessings of Christ in the fulfillment of The Great Tent Cathedral. But as for whether it will be fulfilled? Yes, of course!
There, we will obtain the faith for the rapture, to be transformed and raptured, under the Third Pull; because the Thunders, which is the Voice of Christ coming with the little Book opened in His hand and crying as when a lion roars in Revelation 10, gives us the faith, the revelation of His Coming, to be transformed and taken with Him to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb.
We will go through trials, but we will receive great blessings. Every believer in Christ has to be tried, his faith has to be tried.
Some people don’t even reach the halfway point in the stage of the trial, they lose their faith because it’s not grounded in the Word, they don’t concern themselves about knowing what Christ has promised for His Church in this end time. Or if they hear it, they do not believe it, their faith is weak. Therefore, since faith comes by hearing the Word, you must be more attentive to the Word of the Lord so that your faith increases. If not, your faith will decrease and you will lose your faith and hope, and say: “This is not going to be fulfilled, and much less among us.”
But when the person remains listening to and reading the Word, and reading the things that are promised for our time, his faith increases each day, and each day he will be more steadfast about what God has promised for His Church; and because you are part of the Church of the Lord, you also grow spiritually until you as an individual reach the golden stage of your life as a believer in Christ, which is the Age of the Cornerstone for you as an individual.
It is important to know these things so that you as an individual may also reach the golden stage of your life, the Age of the Cornerstone, which is the 50th age, because 50 represents or is the year of jubilee, it is the 50th year of jubilee.
And now it is important for the Church of the Lord as a Mystical Body of believers to reach that Age. Notice what Reverend William Branham says in the message “The Stature Of A Perfect Man,” page 4 in Spanish[18]:
“31 Now we are approaching The Seven Seals. We have just finished The Seven Church Ages. And this is a Message on teaching, that ties the man in, that’s going to be redeemed by the Blood of the Lord Jesus, and is going to be in that Church age, that Eternal Church age at the end of the Seals.”
There we can see that the eternal age is the Age of the Cornerstone which comes after the seven Church ages; therefore, that is the age where the Church receives the faith to be transformed and taken with Christ to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, it is the age where the revelation of the Second Coming of Christ will be opened to the people; the greatest mystery in the entire Bible will be revealed to the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ in the same order that the revelation came to the Church in each age.
God will always have instruments in His Church, from age to age, messengers to whom the Word revealed in each age comes to the corresponding messenger of each age; and he then speaks It to the people and that Word is materialized, forming the part of the Mystical Body of Christ for that time. That’s the way in which the Word comes and in which each age is fulfilled.
This is the time parallel to the time of the First Coming of Christ. The forerunner of the Second Coming of Christ already came and departed, he left his Message; his Message is the most important thing he brought to the people. Therefore, according to the Message that He was given for the people, to forerun the Second Coming of Christ, that is how the Second Coming of Christ and the coming of the saint believers in Him that departed being resurrected, will be fulfilled. Everything will be fulfilled as it is promised.
Therefore, as every believer in Christ sees the vindication, the materialization of what God has promised, the quickening of what God has promised, what God promised being fulfilled: he receives blessings, he receives faith, his faith increases; and the person is quickened and grows spiritually in the knowledge of God and His Word.
“TIME OF TRIAL AND OF BLESSING.”
Now we are in the time of trial and blessing relevant to the Age of the Cornerstone. The time of trial and blessing in past ages already ended. Now we have been granted to be in the golden stage of the Church, the Age of the Cornerstone, to obtain the victory at this end time, the Great Victory in Love Divine, where the saint believers in Christ who died will come: they will appear to the believers of this end time in glorified bodies; and we who are alive will be transformed, according to the promise of Christ from First Corinthians, chapter 15, verses 49 to 58; and also First Thessalonians, chapter 4, verses 11 to *18; and Philippians, chapter 3, verses 20 to 21. And there are even more Scriptures, such as Saint John, chapter 5, verses 17 to 29.
Those are Scriptures that speak to us of the resurrection of the dead in Christ and the transformation of us who are alive. Those are Scriptures to be fulfilled at this time in which we are living.
Therefore, hold on tight to those Scriptures so that they are materialized in you, so that they become flesh in you; and once they become flesh then they have to be fulfilled in you. Hold on tight to them with the mighty hand of faith.
Therefore, let’s be alert to all these promises, watching as they are being fulfilled, not letting the fulfillment of those promises go over our heads; because that is where life is: in those promises when they are made a reality, when they are fulfilled.
We are living in the Word of God in the present, in the Word of God relevant to the end time, to the Last Day, to the golden stage of the Church, the Age of the Cornerstone, which is the Age of the Adoption.
That is why he says, Reverend William Branham says that we should look up. Christ Himself also said: “Lift up your heads, for your redemption draws near.” On page 37 of the book of Quotations, paragraph 311,[19] he says… about halfway, it says:
311 – [34] … we got a ministry coming that’s just exactly like the life of Christ. What does that ministry identify? The Coming of the Lord. (…)
[36] Look at the Lutheran church under justification, coming just so freshly from Catholicism, look at it moving. Then look at Wesley coming a little closer, into sanctification, weaving into the Scriptures. Look at right in between, the Wesley. Then the next thing come in was the Pentecostal age. And the Pentecostal age with the restoration of the gifts, the spiritual gifts (that is the seventh age or stage of the Church). Now, look at the age coming now right up to the Headstone. See what I mean? The Coming of the Lord, the made known. God and all creations is waiting for the church to positionally find its place.”
For Her to find that stage, that place where She has to be; where She must be to receive the Word for that stage, for that age, so that It may become flesh in Her as a Church and in every believer in Christ; because there lies the blessing for the faith for the rapture, there lies the blessing for our transformation, there lies the blessing to go with Christ to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb
Because that is related to it, what will be spoken by the Holy Spirit, it is the Last Trumpet sounding the Gospel of Christ to give us the faith to be transformed and taken with Christ to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb. In the stage of the Cornerstone Age is where the prophecies for the Last Day must be fulfilled.
That is why the Tent Vision could not be fulfilled in the time of Reverend William Branham; at that time was the seventh Church age, and then there was a gap between the seventh age and the Age of the Cornerstone. But that promise of the Tent Vision is to be fulfilled in the stage or Age of the Cornerstone, which is the age parallel to the age of the First Coming of Christ; that is what the age for the Second Coming of Christ must be like. And therefore, all those promises relevant to the Last Day will become a reality.
Christ Himself will resurrect the believers in Him who have died, and He will transform those who are alive.
Therefore, let’s do as Jesus Christ says in Saint Luke, in chapter 21, verses 27, that when we see all these things come to pass we should lift up our heads to Heaven: “Let’s lift up our heads, for our redemption is near.” The redemption is the transformation of the body, the redemption of the body.
Therefore, let’s lift up our heads and let’s keep our heads lifted up in the Age of the Cornerstone. We must lift up our head from the seventh age to see the Age of the Cornerstone and go up in the call of Christ to His Church. Then we will go with Christ to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb.
“TIME OF TRIAL AND OF BLESSING.”
It is a time when the faith of every believer is tried; and every believer is called to hold on tight to Christ the Word, without giving up.
Whoever stops believing harms himself; therefore, whatever you don’t understand now, you will understand later on.
Pray to Christ, keep reading the Bible, keep reading the messages of Reverend William Branham, and the messages of our time, so that your faith grows and each day you hold on tighter to God’s promised Word for our time; and thus, we may be ready for our transformation.
We are in a very glorious time; although it is one of trial, it is also one of great blessing.
Our faith must be tried; because unless our faith is tried, then our faith neither grows nor is it known who believes and who doesn’t believe.
Remember that there are four types of people: people represented in the parable of the seed that the sower went to sow, in Saint Matthew, chapter 13, verse 1 and on, up to 23.
- One part of the ground is represented on the way – by the wayside, people represented in that kind of ground by the wayside.
- Another type of people is represented in the ground of stones, stony places.
- Another type of people is represented in a ground full of thorns, of weeds, and things like that, which don’t allow the Word that was sowed in the person’s heart to grow.
- But there is another ground, the fourth one: it is the good land, the good ground, which represents the believer, in whom the Word is sowed; and because it is good ground, there the Word sprouts, grows, and brings forth fruit.
That is the difference between the four grounds: that the fourth ground is the good ground: the believers in Christ in whom the Word was sowed, sprouted, grew, and brings forth good fruit: sixtyfold – a hundredfold, sixtyfold, or thirtyfold; but all of us who are represented in the good ground bring forth fruit.
Therefore, it is important for you to know which of the four groups you belong to. You should be the good ground. That is the goal and desire of every believer in Christ: to be a good ground, where the sowed Word will bring forth the fruit, and therefore, you will have God’s blessing.
Because the good ground, which brings forth good fruit, is blessed by God; but the ground with thorns is near to being cursed and burned. That is what Saint Paul says in his book to the Hebrews or letter to the Hebrews. (If we can find it, we’ll…). Chapter 6 of Hebrews, verses 4 and on, says:
“For it is impossible for those who were once enlightened, and have tasted of the heavenly gift, and were made partakers of the Holy Ghost,
And have tasted the good word of God, and the powers of the world to come,
If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame.
For the earth which drinketh in the rain that cometh oft upon it, and bringeth forth herbs meet for them by whom it is dressed, receiveth blessing from God:
But that which beareth thorns and briers is rejected, and is nigh unto cursing; whose end is to be burned.
But, beloved, we are persuaded better things of you, and things that accompany salvation, though we thus speak.”
In other words, the good ground receives blessings. The bad ground, which is… which brings forth thorns and briers, is near to being cursed and its end is to be burned. He is talking about people, typified in good ground or in bad ground.
Therefore, it is important to be aware of the time in which we have been given to live, and to be aware that we are living in a time of trial and of blessing. The trial comes and the blessing comes.
Therefore, in order to receive the blessing, the trial comes first, where your faith becomes firmly rooted in your soul, your faith based on the Word of the Lord; because faith comes by hearing the Word of God.[20]
So, steadfast and onwards always, holding on tight to Christ, without letting go of Christ our Savior; so that the blessing of Christ may come to our soul, and everything He has promised for us as believers in Him may become a reality in us, and so that we may be transformed soon; I don’t know what year, but it is promised to happen.
Therefore, I am holding on tight to those – to that promise and to the rest of the promises of blessings for all the believers in Christ. And that is why I tell you about these blessings: so that you are also holding on tight to Christ, so that they become a reality in you, and thus you receive the blessing or blessings that Christ has for His Church at this end time.
It has been a great privilege and blessing for me, ministers and churches in different countries, and those of you present here, to be with you on this first Saturday of the month of July.
Remember that days begin in the evening. Saturday already began at sundown this evening; therefore, the service or activity for ministers and helpers is still being held on Saturday, Saturday evening. It is Saturday evening, according to the Jewish calendar.
May God bless you greatly and use you greatly in His Work, and strengthen your faith; and hold on tight to Christ and be rooted in the Word of the Lord. And may your faith continue to grow more and more, and may the blessings of Christ continue to come upon your soul more and more, and upon my soul as well.
May the blessings of Christ, the Angel of the Covenant, be upon you all.
Continue having a happy evening. And we will already see each other on Sunday, God willing, in the morning (in person).
I leave the minister with you, José Benjamín Pérez, to continue and conclude tonight’s service.
May God bless you and keep you all.
“TIME OF TRIAL AND OF BLESSING.”
[1] Matthew 25:1-13
[2] Matthew 13:24-30, 13:36-43
[3] Numbers 13:1-33
[4] Isaiah 40:3, Malachi 3:1
[5] John 1:19-28
[6] John 1:29-34
[7] Matthew 3:11, Mark 1:7, Luke 3:16
[8] John 5:39
[9] Luke 2:41-51
[10] Matthew 3:13-17, Mark 1:9-11, Luke 3:21-22
[11] Matthew 28:20
[12] Matthew 18:20
[13] Genesis 18:1-8
[14] Luke 24:36-43, John 21:1-13, Acts 10:39-41
[15] Matthew 22:30, Mark 12:25, Luke 20:34-36
[16] Matthew 28:1-10, Mark 16:1-7, Luke 24:1-9
[17] 1 Corinthians 15:6
[18] 62-1014M – “The Stature Of A Perfect Man,” p. 6, para. 31
[19] Quotations, p. 37, para. 311: 60-0522E – “Adoption #4,” pp. 9-10, paras. 34, 36
[20] Romans 10:17