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:''And on the day that John baptized Jesus at the river of Jordan, one of the greatest events that had ever taken place, taken place right there. Notice, how beautiful. ...There you are. The Dove and the Lamb united together. '''That's when God and man became one'''. That's when heaven and earth embraced each other. Hallelujah. That's when God was made flesh…?… it; that's when God came down from the Spirit form and was made a Man and dwell among us. That's when all eternity embraced each other. That's when the human fallen race of Adam's people and Jehovah God and every angel come together, '''when God and man was made one on that great memorial day when John baptized Jesus.''' Now, what if they would've been a wolf? The sweet cooing of the Dove would've never been able to stand by the wolf.<ref>William Branham, 56-0805 - The Church And Its Condition, para. 33</ref> | :''And on the day that John baptized Jesus at the river of Jordan, one of the greatest events that had ever taken place, taken place right there. Notice, how beautiful. ...There you are. The Dove and the Lamb united together. '''That's when God and man became one'''. That's when heaven and earth embraced each other. Hallelujah. That's when God was made flesh…?… it; that's when God came down from the Spirit form and was made a Man and dwell among us. That's when all eternity embraced each other. That's when the human fallen race of Adam's people and Jehovah God and every angel come together, '''when God and man was made one on that great memorial day when John baptized Jesus.''' Now, what if they would've been a wolf? The sweet cooing of the Dove would've never been able to stand by the wolf.<ref>William Branham, 56-0805 - The Church And Its Condition, para. 33</ref> | ||
:''But once adopted, positionally placed in the body of Christ, you are heir of all things. Notice, '''that's what God did to His Son.''' God didn't ask us to do anything that He would not do. He took His own Son, Who had been obedient. '''This was just a little before the crucifixion'''. Remember what He said come down? The Son of man goes to Jerusalem, be delivered in the hands of the Gentiles. Said, "Don't tell the vision to anyone." But while they were standing there, '''God adopted His own Son''', for He overshadowed Him. And the Bible said that He put a robe on Him, insomuch that His raiment shined like the sun in its strength, set Him up before heavenly witnesses, before earthly witnesses. And a voice said, "This is My beloved Son, hear ye Him." Whatever He says, it's just as good as My Word. '''He was adopted. Jesus said, "All powers in heaven and earth is given unto My hands." There's the adoption of God adopting His Son.''' <ref>William Branham, 58-0126 - Hear Ye Him, para. 25</ref> | |||