Seven Ages

The lives and works of:

William Branham,
John Wesley,
Martin Luther,
Saint Columba,
Saint Martin,
Saint Irenaeus,
Paul The Apostle

The Book of Revelation presents a mystery of seven messengers (angels) sent to seven churches in Asia. The seven churches were only symbolic standing for the seven consecutive Gentile church ages that last from the apostolic times to the second coming of Jesus Christ.

The mysteries of the seven stars who are the seven messengers and their respective churches were revealed by God to the forerunner of the second coming of Jesus Christ, William Marrion Branham. He was the seventh angel messenger sent to the last church age called Laodicea.

This app presents the biographies and or autobiographies of the seven church age messengers with some of their inspired writings. It includes written or transcribed Sermons of Luther, Wesley and Branham and their contemporaries.

The messenger to Ephesus church age was St Paul the apostle. St Irenaeus of Gaul was the messenger to the church age typed with the church at Smyrna. St. Martin was the messenger to Pergamos church age. St. Columba was a messenger to Thyatira. Martin Luther was the messenger to Sardis, while John Wesley was a messenger to Philadelphia. Then William Marrion Branham was the seventh messenger, a messenger with a message to Laodicea.

Besides the works of the seven, you will find also the testimonies and writings of other spiritual men of God, who stood firm for the Word such as St Patrick, John Bunyan, George Whitefield, etc.

It is a progressive app updated from time to time. It's contents are quite enriching and captivating.

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Recent changes:
✓Wonderful App with information across the seven church ages
✓Biographies and or autobiographies of the seven church age messengers
✓Inspired sermons and writings of St. Irenaeus, St. Patrick, Martin Luther, John Bunyan, John Wesley, William Branham and many others.
✓ More about the seventh seal and the headstone ministry.
✓Links to present day spiritual sources
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