Sermon Tone Analysis
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Introduction.
This may seem like a strange place to begin a Christmas Sermon, but the first and second comings of Christ have this in common, He comes when the world is falling apart.
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Branham takes this text and identifies several things that tell us the condition of the world today.
Morality
Not long ago President Biden signed into law a bill enshrining same-sex marriage into law.
This is celebrated.
It’s difficult for us to understand how awful the first century was in its morals.
The wealthy men of Rome kept a harem of young boys to fulfill their lust.
Paul writes about it in Romans 1.
The world is once again falling apart.
National Politics
Church Politics
When we see corruption in these areas we know this is the hour of His coming.
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