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''When He was in Heaven, He was the “Logos” that went out of God, in the beginning. And He came down on earth, and was not to be made an Angel. He came down on earth and took the form of a bondsman, not an Angel; not come down in the great Jehovah Glory. But He came down as a Man, to redeem man, to die for man, to die for…as a man. '''He never died as God. He died as a man.''' The sin of man was upon the Son of man. And He had to become a Man, in order to pay the penalty.<ref>William Branham, 56-0401M - The Mighty Conqueror, para. 95</ref> | ''When He was in Heaven, He was the “Logos” that went out of God, in the beginning. And He came down on earth, and was not to be made an Angel. He came down on earth and took the form of a bondsman, not an Angel; not come down in the great Jehovah Glory. But He came down as a Man, to redeem man, to die for man, to die for…as a man. '''He never died as God. He died as a man.''' The sin of man was upon the Son of man. And He had to become a Man, in order to pay the penalty.<ref>William Branham, 56-0401M - The Mighty Conqueror, para. 95</ref> | ||
''I want to unite under His power. I want to unite with you men and women tonight under His power. '''He did cry at the cross, “Father, why has Thou forsaken Me?” He died as a man.''' But on Easter morning, when He broke the Roman seal and rolled away the stone, and rose triumphantly He proved He was God. He’s thrilled the hearts. He looked like God. He acts like God. He is God. That’s true.<ref>William Branham, 58-0326 - United Under One Head, para. 49</ref> | ''I want to unite under His power. I want to unite with you men and women tonight under His power. '''He did cry at the cross, “Father, why has Thou forsaken Me?” He died as a man.''' But on Easter morning, when He broke the Roman seal and rolled away the stone, and rose triumphantly He proved He was God. He’s thrilled the hearts. He looked like God. He acts like God. He is God. That’s true.<ref>William Branham, 58-0326 - United Under One Head, para. 49</ref> | ||
'''''God poured His wrath out upon Christ''' Who took my place at Calvary. '''He died under the judgments and wrath of God. God poured out His fierce judgment upon Him''' and He took my place.” I said, “I was a sinner, and He took my place.” And I noticed tears coming up in the woman’s eyes. I said, “We’re sinful, and we have no hope. But God knowed that we had to stand these judgments, and Jesus took them for us. And '''them clouds hanging over the cross was God’s wrath pouring out upon Him.''' And '''He bore the wrath of God in His own body''' that we might be free.”<ref>William Branham, 61-0217 - The Mark Of The Beast And The Seal Of God #2, para. 40</ref> | |||
''Is there a sinner in here that don’t know nothing about this what I’m talking about, but yet you believe it to be the truth, that '''Jesus Christ is God’s Son, that the wrath of God was poured out upon Him and He died at Calvary the death of a sinner to take your place?''' He died your death at Calvary, and only in Him can you be saved, and you’ve never done it yet, I’ll invite you to this altar. Come here now and be reconciled to God through Christ.<ref>William Branham, 61-0316 - The Church Choosing Law For Grace, para. 67</ref> | ''Is there a sinner in here that don’t know nothing about this what I’m talking about, but yet you believe it to be the truth, that '''Jesus Christ is God’s Son, that the wrath of God was poured out upon Him and He died at Calvary the death of a sinner to take your place?''' He died your death at Calvary, and only in Him can you be saved, and you’ve never done it yet, I’ll invite you to this altar. Come here now and be reconciled to God through Christ.<ref>William Branham, 61-0316 - The Church Choosing Law For Grace, para. 67</ref> | ||