"You’re redeemed because He’s always sees you through Christ." | Rev. William Branham (55-0121)

Описание: 12 In the Old Testament, we had laws and bylaws and things that people had to do by the works of the law to be saved. But God wound everything in the Old Testament right up and put it in Calvary, that the believer now only has one thing to do. Look to Calvary and be borned again. That’s all it is. Just so simple. The laws and all the ceremonies and everything passed away with the shedding of the Blood. When my shadow was coming to me, when my shadow and I meet, my shadow is no more. but I took the place of my shadow. And that’s the way the law was, and the so forth…The Old Testament was the shadow of the New Testament, and was fulfilled. Grace and law met at Calvary and law was fulfilled and grace come into existence. Amen.

13 Now, God telling Moses and Aaron, as he was the prophet and priest: Moses the prophet, Aaron the priest. He said, “Now, I want you to go out and get a heifer, a young heifer which is all one color, one complete color: red.”

Red we always think, looks of…The red is danger. Red does signify danger, or a life, or so forth. But red in the Scripture signifies redemption through the Blood. Harlot Rahab, when she put the scarlet streak down; and all through the Bible is a scarlet streak. Redemption comes through red, through the shedding of the Blood. And without the shedding of blood, there’s no remission of sin. And how that God said go get this heifer that’s red all over, not one spot of anything else, but perfectly red. For God looked through red. And you know what color red is, looking through red? Red through red makes white. Try it one time. Red through red produces white. So when God looks through the Blood of Jesus Christ to we who are scarlet red with sin and covered by the Blood, He sees us white as snow. “Though your sins be red like crimson, they shall be white like snow.”

14 God looking through the Blood, He doesn’t see you no more as a sinner, He sees you redeemed. Amen. You’re redeemed because He’s always sees you through Christ. That’s the reason we can be perfect. Not perfect in the sense of sinless, we’re perfect in the eyes of God when we’re in Christ. That’s the reason He said, “Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect.”


55-0121 - The Water Of Separation
Rev. William Marrion Branham