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:''All right. Now, these messages are all kept up until this earthly vessel, until the time of God's appointed time at the last messenger at the earth, and all that these people had judged at and said, "I know it's there; I believe it's there"; and they'd fought at it, and brought it forth, and produced the things; by faith they believed it. But now it's going to be brought to us in revelations and from the hand of God by vindication. God said so; He promised it.<ref>William Branham, 63-0317E - The Breach Between The Seven Church Ages And The Seven Seals</ref> | :''All right. Now, these messages are all kept up until this earthly vessel, '''until the time of God's appointed time at the last messenger at the earth''', and all that these people had judged at and said, "I know it's there; I believe it's there"; and they'd fought at it, and brought it forth, and produced the things; by faith they believed it. '''But now it's going to be brought to us in revelations and from the hand of God by vindication. God said so; He promised it.'''<ref>William Branham, 63-0317E - The Breach Between The Seven Church Ages And The Seven Seals</ref> | ||