The Message ArchiveSermons on Luke 18
Each card opens the sermon at the moment the verse is named, where the recording is timed.
Luke 18:1
5 sermons
And he spake a parable unto them to this end , that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;
“So, neither is it by chance that Luke 18:1-8 follows Luke 17:20-37, or what follows here the story of the gathering for the Rapture.”
Why He is Here #2aLee Vayle, September 19, 1982
“Thus as Judge to the Bride it is Luke 18:1-8, now that’s the unjust judge.”
Why He is Here #6Lee Vayle, November 7, 1982
“Luke 18:1”
Why He is Here #5bLee Vayle, April 1, 1984
“This leaves us one conclusion: the principle of vindication is the only antidote for Lk 18:1-8.”
Shalom #25Lee Vayle, June 11, 1989
“I think perhaps the prayer numbers are here, and I want to read a little bit from the Book of Luke, Lk 18:1-8, before we go to prayer.”
Prayer CommentsLee Vayle, October 17, 1993
Luke 18:3
3 sermons
And there was a widow in that city; and she came unto him, saying, Avenge me of mine adversary.
“Now we’re going to go to Lk 18:3 to see this adversary who is really an opponent, and we’re going to talk about him, and here it says:”
The Christian and His Attitude #1Lee Vayle, January 15, 1978
“We go to Luke, first of all, Lk 18:3 to understand about this opponent in a law court.”
The Christian and His Attitude_20578Lee Vayle, February 5, 1978. Names it 2 times.
Luke 18:8
8 sermons
I tell you that he will avenge them speedily. Nevertheless when the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?
“And don't you know that He commendeth those in one of the Church Ages, that they had not denied His faith in His Name?”
Faith Series #5 (God is a Good God)Lee Vayle, October 21, 1965
“Good question, well He will, but maybe not as much as He ought to.”
Faith Series #1 (The Importance of Faith)Lee Vayle, May 8, 1966
“Yes, He's going to find faith, He'll find it.”
Revelation of the Faith of GodLee Vayle, October 9, 1966
“And since this is so, we remember Lk 18:8 again, the Son of man; Matthew 12, the Son of man; Jn 17:12, the son of perdition.”
Seed of Discrepancy #44Lee Vayle, October 5, 1996
Luke 18:15
1 sermon
And they brought unto him also infants, that he would touch them: but when his disciples saw it , they rebuked them.
“Now we look at Luke 18:15-16.”
Paradox #5Lee Vayle, April 1, 1984
Luke 18:16
1 sermon
But Jesus called them unto him , and said, Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.
“So, should not this daughter of Abraham be loosed?”
Shalom #19Lee Vayle, May 14, 1989
Luke 18:19
1 sermon
And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? none is good, save one, that is , God.
Luke 18:35
2 sermons
And it came to pass, that as he was come nigh unto Jericho, a certain blind man sat by the way side begging:
“It’s found in Saint Luke, the 18th chapter, 35th verse:”
Divine HealingWilliam Branham, June 20, 1954
“In the Book in the 18th chapter of Saint Luke, and the 35th verse, just for a reading, and just a few moments talk.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, November 15, 1955
Luke 18:37
1 sermon
And they told him, that Jesus of Nazareth passeth by.
“To you who take notice to the Scriptures or mark them down, I would like to read from the Book of Saint Luke, the 18th chapter and 37th verse.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, November 27, 1959
Luke 18:38
2 sermons
And he cried, saying, Jesus, thou Son of David, have mercy on me.
“Let us turn now to Saint Luke, the 18th chapter, 38th verse.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, March 30, 1960
“Over in the Book of Saint Luke’s Gospel, the 18th chapter and the 38th verse…”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, January 24, 1961
Luke 18:42
2 sermons
And Jesus said unto him, Receive thy sight: thy faith hath saved thee.
“And now, over in the 18th Chapter of Saint Luke and the 42nd verse, we read this:”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, April 14, 1956
“I want to read from the Book of Saint Luke tonight, from the 18th chapter of Saint Luke, and beginning at the 42nd verse.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, January 27, 1957
Luke 18, the chapter as a whole
4 sermons
“And I’m going to watch my clock here, and as soon as it says nine o’clock we’re just going to quit and start the prayer line so we can be away by nine-thirty, if possible: 35th verse now of the 18th chapter of Saint Luke.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, November 15, 1955
“Let us open our Bibles, you who are keeping the Scriptures down, to Saint Luke the 18th chapter, 37 and 38th verse, for just a little text.”
Blind BartimaeusWilliam Branham, July 13, 1960
“I want to read this out of the 18th chapter of Saint Luke.”
Come, Follow MeWilliam Branham, June 1, 1963
“Remember, also, Luke, the 18th chapter, in”
All Deceivableness of Unrighteousness - Sask CampLee Vayle, July 10, 1971