64-0416 And When Their Eyes Were Opened, They Knew Him

"Then said he unto them, O fools,…slow of heart to believe all that the _______ have spoken: Ought not Christ to have suffered these things, and to entered into his glory?"

• Prophets

• Priests

• Pharisees

• Kings

Answer explanation

Para 1

Then said he unto them, O fools,…slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken:

Ought not Christ to have suffered these things, and to entered into his glory?

What time of day was it when the two that were on their way to Emmaus constrained Jesus to abide with them?

• In the morning

• Towards midnight

• Around the afternoon

• Towards evening

Answer explanation

Para 1

But they constrained him, saying, Abide with us: for it is towards evening, and the day is far spent. And he went in to tarry with them.

"But, I think, the main thing that I’m trying to—to try to bring to you, is the—the _____________, that—that you might see Him and know that it’s Him, by His identified promise for the day."

• Divine healing

• Sanctified life of a Christian

• Reality of the Presence of Christ

• Traditions of the fathers

Answer explanation

Para 7

And I think that, today, we’ve had much preaching. Many fine ministers, able ministers, has brought us the Word, your pastors and—and evangelists, and so forth, that comes through the city. But, I think, the main thing that I’m trying to—to try to bring to you, is the—the reality of the Presence of Christ, that—that you might see Him and know that it’s Him, by His identified promise for the day.

How many different interpreters did Brother Branham have in Durban, when they gathered at the race track for the meeting?

• Two

• Twenty

• Fifteen

• Ten

Answer explanation

Para 12-14

12 Well, that’s one of the biggest race tracks in the world. It’s lots bigger than Churchill Downs, at Louisville. And the English all go there for their winter sports, racing. And we had the race track, and it was packed all the way full, and all the way across the track. And I was over on the other side, in a—a building. Sidney Smith, the mayor of Durban, taken me out there that day, to the race course.

13 And I saw, with one congregational prayer, after those natives…Some of them didn’t know which was right and left hand. And I saw them, after they seen…

14 And I explained. I had fifteen different interpreters. When you say one sentence, you have to wait till fifteen different men say it. Now, you know how difficult that was, for the tribes. And then after that was over, and explain to them in a little manner of what Jesus was, I said, “Many of you here are tagged as Christians.” Still packing a idol in their hand, though.

What name did Brother Branham call the Zulu man that he saw packing an idol?

• Thomas

• Peter

• Matthew

• John

Answer explanation

Para 15-16

15 And I asked one. I said to Mr. Smith, I said, “What’s that native packing that idol for? And as you said, ‘That was a Christian tag.’”

16 He said, “It is.” Said, “He’s a Zulu.” Said, “I can speak his language. Just ask him.” And so he just did it for my benefit. So I…We pulled up close to him. And I called him, “Thomas.” He said, “Just say anything, ’cause he was a doubter.”

In traveling the world several times, where did Brother Branham say needs missionaries worse than ever?

• India

• Africa

• Canada

• U.S.A.

Answer explanation

Para 25

But, the thing of it is, we been so indocumated till every one gives his own opinion. And, well, it’s just difference from the people you’re meeting. You know, there’s…And a heathen don’t altogether mean that’s he has to be illiterate. There’s educated heathens, you know, and they’re the worst of all. That—that’s right. When you go to pull it…I’ll tell you. In traveling the world, been several times around the world, but you know where they need missionaries worse than ever? U.S.A. Right here. Here is the field for the missionary. That’s right. Let some of them people come over, don’t know right and left hand, and teach these people what God is. Yeah. They got so much intellectuals, till they’ve lost the whole sight of the whole thing. Yeah. Just, they try to explain It, and try to—to work It out, or try to figure It out.

God only represents Himself in man. He chose man.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Para 40

He was a Man when He come down off the mountain, was hungry and looked for food on a tree. He cursed the tree because it had no food. He was a Man when He was hungry. But when He took five biscuits and two fish, and fed five thousand, taken up seven basketfuls, that was more than the Man. That was God in a Man.

And God only represents Himself in man. He choose man.

"And it’s usually in the _______ things that God is in. It’s the _______ things that makes Him God. See? That’s what makes Him what He is, is the things He does so _______."

• Big

• Great

• Unusual

• Loud

Answer explanation

Para 48

And it’s usually in the unusual things that God is in. It’s the unusual things that makes Him God. See? That’s what makes Him what He is, is the things He does so unusual.

Who was the Angel that visited Mary and told her she would be overshadowed by the Holy Spirit?

• Michael

• Gabriel

• Woodworm

• None of the Above

Answer explanation

Para 49

Now, it was unusual when Joseph, before the birth, when he found Mary, his lovely, little sweetheart that he was engaged to, to be married, he found her, she was to be mother, without being married. So she, no doubt, had told him of the visit of—of Gabriel, the Angel. And Joseph was a just man. He was a good man. And he was—he was, he wanted to believe her. I could imagine that he loved her with all his heart, seeing that young Hebrew maid, and—and looked into her eyes, and—and when she’d say, “Joseph, dear. The great Angel, Gabriel, visit me, and He said I’ll be ‘overshadowed by the Holy Spirit.’ And the Holy Thing that would be born in me, would be…from me, would be called ‘the Son of God.’”

The Word is a secondarily way. The right way is always to a dream, first.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Para 51

Now in them days, they had no prophets. The man was…They hadn’t had prophets for hundreds of years, and so God dealt with him in a dream. A dream is a secondarily way. The right way is always to the Word, first. Now, God has a way of proving whether his Word is right, or not. Or where there were any…