My Redeemer Liveth (Easter Message)

My Redeemer liveth message Preached by William Branham on Sunday sunrise, 10th April 1955 at the Branham Tabernacle in Jeffersonville, Indiana, U.S.A. Message length in audio is  (1 hour and 6 minutes)

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Now, someday when we go to be with Him, these spirits in here that can feel that Spirit, presses into that. Then on the resurrection when He makes Hisself visible, we'll be made visible and have a body like His own glorious body. For when we come from the spirit world, He will bring us with Him. All that are dead in Christ will God bring with Him in the resurrection. Oh, what an enlightenment, what a blessed thing.
Oh, if I wouldn't take this... Oh, if I could be made king over the whole earth and guaranteed to live a million years, I wouldn't take a year's worship of the Lord, and the things that I have seen in the past year and learned of God, for all the riches of the worlds. This blessed hope... After that one million years, or whatever it would be, I would cease to exist.

When all fossils has faded away, and all hoary time has passed away, and shadows has dropped, we'll live on, live on and on forever. Because by accepting the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ, we become immortal beings, groaning in the Spirit, waiting for the time of our deliverance, that we too will be with Him in His blessed Presence to live forever. What a marvel.
No wonder it's thrilled the hearts of the people. No wonder it's brought people to worship. No wonder that people today will crawl on their knees, and touch stones, and rub crosses, and--and so forth, because something within them, something down in the human soul is crying out for something that they can't find: "The deep calling to the deep..." And if there's a deep calling, there has got to be a deep to respond to it. There just has to be.

As sure as that warm sun bathes across the fields when it's blistered from the winter's cold, there's got to be... That sun is put here for something. Down beneath there, somewhere, unseen to the human eye, is vegetation and life, that'll spring forth again, because that the sun was sent for that very same purpose.
And just as sure as the sunlight of God bathes into the human heart, there's a little hidden something there that men can't explain. It's calling out. There's got to be somewhere. I think of that, and my heart quivers for joy to know that we have the supreme evidence today that Christ raised from the dead.
Now, and I think of the times of the Old Testament too, when they looked forward to the coming of the Lord Jesus, when they foresaw Him and worshipped at the very thoughts of it. There was something in them calling out, a deep calling to a deep, waiting for a time, looking forward to the time when Jesus would come. Now, today, after He has come...
Now, back there Satan tried to blind the eyes of those who looked forward to it, to tell them that there was no such. But somehow or another, beyond anything that we can say this morning, but as the Holy Spirit pushed on their heart and give them a hunger and a thirst that there was coming a just One...
Job, now think, four thousand years, four thousand years before the coming of the Lord Jesus, Job saw the resurrection. And when he saw it by a vision, that it would be four thousand years before it happened, he had the assurance that, "I know my Redeemer liveth, and at the last days He will stand on the earth: though the skin worms destroys this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God: Whom I'll see for myself, mine eyes shall behold, and not another." There was a deep calling to the deep in Job.
Satan might try to blot it out with death. He might say, "Yes, Job, you're going into the grave. Skin worms will take your body." That's right. We know that.
But Job said, "I'll stand at the last days with Him." He had the assurance that he was going to be there, for there was something in Job that told him that. And as Satan tried his best to blot it with death and everything, Job looked forward to it, to seeing it. Died in the faith, gave up the ghost, rose again on Easter morning with Christ, is immortal among men today. Hallelujah. Notice. No wonder the Angelic beings can sing, "Hallelujah." Know...

That's the reason today we want to sing as we put our hand upon the old rugged cross, "I'll take the way with the Lord's despised few; though it be criticized, though it be made fun of, though I may be a great, popular guy here..."
Like that one day, as was, a little old boy run around town here, and kind of popular among the, so forth, the young folks. But I seen something one day that come down in here. And I took the place of the limping side, on the other side.
Aren't you glad this morning, you took your position over there? For there was something in--in you.