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Kacou 114 — The goal of the Ministry under the Tent
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
… The first note, I would like to say that while waiting for Kacou 111:11, I am very bored but I am full of hope in the name of the God of the restitution. Bear in mind that I prefer boredom to all I have experienced. Even with my Catholic mother, I never saw that towards my father who was only a small illiterate farmer.
My mother never stopped saying that she had been endowed and married at church before her husband knew her and two years before her death, she told me that had it not been the death of her first husband, she would have not known two men in her life.
And during all the time I spent near them from childhood and until death could separate them in 1998, not even once did my mother tell us: "Such a thing, never tell your father!" She never hid anything from him. And nobody ever settled a problem between my father and my mother. And it was in this atmosphere that I grew up; that is why, until death, my heart will never accept what I see. One day, according to Kc.111:11, I will have a worthy bride whom the whole earth shall see. For me, happiness and lies and trust cannot live together in the same house. I do not believe that you can be saved while hiding a sin from your husband.
May it never happen but if you steal your father’s money and then, having entered into yourself, you see that you did evil and you admit to it without being accused, your father has to forgive you, so do I; and I will pray for you. But if you do not admit to it by yourself and he asks you questions and you acknowledge it right away without denying, he is free to forgive you or not, so am I.
Now, if you denied that you stole and you later acknowledge it by some means, your father is free to forgive you or not, but as for me, I won’t forgive you unless you redeem yourself. Marriage must be based on love but also on sincerity and trust.
And another behaviour; William Branham accepted Meda, but as for me, I cannot. And his daughter, Sarah, who was with him in the car the day of the accident said: "I know my father was a very cautious driver, always keeping speed limits and observing the traffic. Under normal circumstances he would have reacted and avoided the car coming towards him. While speaking he looked over to mother during this unpleasant conversation. And then the accident occurred. That was the last thing I remember from; before the crash until I came to myself in the ambulance.… When I came home my mother acted very nervous around me. Finally she approached me and wanted to know how much I had remembered from before the accident. She told me not to talk about it ever again, but to take it with me to the grave.” Meda was a rebellious wife for William Branham, like Zipporah was for Moses. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Well. Now I would like to talk about the subject, The goal of the ministry under the tent. I really love this title. Why did God order a ministry under the tent? What is the goal of the ministry under the tent? Branhamists know t
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
… The first note, I would like to say that while waiting for Kacou 111:11, I am very bored but I am full of hope in the name of the God of the restitution. Bear in mind that I prefer boredom to all I have experienced. Even with my Catholic mother, I never saw that towards my father who was only a small illiterate farmer.
My mother never stopped saying that she had been endowed and married at church before her husband knew her and two years before her death, she told me that had it not been the death of her first husband, she would have not known two men in her life.
And during all the time I spent near them from childhood and until death could separate them in 1998, not even once did my mother tell us: "Such a thing, never tell your father!" She never hid anything from him. And nobody ever settled a problem between my father and my mother. And it was in this atmosphere that I grew up; that is why, until death, my heart will never accept what I see. One day, according to Kc.111:11, I will have a worthy bride whom the whole earth shall see. For me, happiness and lies and trust cannot live together in the same house. I do not believe that you can be saved while hiding a sin from your husband.
May it never happen but if you steal your father’s money and then, having entered into yourself, you see that you did evil and you admit to it without being accused, your father has to forgive you, so do I; and I will pray for you. But if you do not admit to it by yourself and he asks you questions and you acknowledge it right away without denying, he is free to forgive you or not, so am I.
Now, if you denied that you stole and you later acknowledge it by some means, your father is free to forgive you or not, but as for me, I won’t forgive you unless you redeem yourself. Marriage must be based on love but also on sincerity and trust.
And another behaviour; William Branham accepted Meda, but as for me, I cannot. And his daughter, Sarah, who was with him in the car the day of the accident said: "I know my father was a very cautious driver, always keeping speed limits and observing the traffic. Under normal circumstances he would have reacted and avoided the car coming towards him. While speaking he looked over to mother during this unpleasant conversation. And then the accident occurred. That was the last thing I remember from; before the crash until I came to myself in the ambulance.… When I came home my mother acted very nervous around me. Finally she approached me and wanted to know how much I had remembered from before the accident. She told me not to talk about it ever again, but to take it with me to the grave.” Meda was a rebellious wife for William Branham, like Zipporah was for Moses. [Ed: The congregation says, “Amen!”].
Well. Now I would like to talk about the subject, The goal of the ministry under the tent. I really love this title. Why did God order a ministry under the tent? What is the goal of the ministry under the tent? Branhamists know t
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