<TITLE>11. Par 39-42</TITLE>L-39 Notice, he's just out of a cemetery or, well, sem... That's right. Seminary. All right. Anyhow, he knowed all the angles, knowed nothing about God. And then--then when he did that... He hired the Douglas Studios of Houston, Texas, which is a member of the American Bible, or the American Photographer Association, to come over and take six glossies of him while he skinned the old man, so he could put it in the... So, the man that was going to take the pictures was a critic, too. So he got out there and posed like this, with his finger sticking in Brother Bosworth's face, "And now get my picture like this." Brother Bosworth just stood there.
He stuck his finger in his face, said... Then he posed again like this, you know, and put his finger in his face like that, how he was skinning him. Well, the photographer took his pictures and all. When he all... got down and everything like that, there stood the "Look," "Life,' and "Times," and the--the magazines and the reporters all standing there, around there.

L-40 So just then, when the meeting was fixing to end, he said, "Now, look." He said, "I know this." He said that Brother Branham is in the building. He said, "If he wants to come and dismiss the audience, all right. But I won't expose him if he doesn't."
And my brother said, "Now, you set still." I said, "I'm sitting still, ain't I?" So I just sitting there.
And he said, "Now, if he doesn't want to," said, "I know he's in the building, but if he wants to come..."
And I was setting there. I thought, "Well, I'm setting still." And the police looked over to me, setting. I just set there and I heard something going whirr, whirr, whirr. [Brother Branham makes a blowing sound--Ed.] I--I knowed I couldn't set still. Something just said, "Stand up." It said again, "Stand up." I stood up.
Howard said, "Set down."
My wife said, "Don't Howard. Look." It changes my expression. Said, "Don't."

L-41 And the people looked up that way, begin screaming and crying. About three or four hundred ushers throwed their hands together to make a line, for the poor people that was trying to touch my clothes. Coming down along that banister, down through this way, walked up to the platform.
I said, "I'm sorry that these things has to happen. And don't no one feel hard at Mr. Best." I said, "Truly he's got a right to his ideas the same as I have mine. That's why the boys are fighting in Korea." I said, "For the American freedom of speech." I said, "I don't believe he's sincere as he said he was, 'cause he told these people he felt sorry for them, and there sits some of their kind and these... The doctors has done all they can do for these people; they're going to die in a few days; and there they are, some of them setting here last week is back there well today. And now he's trying to rob them from the only hope that they have of ever being well, and then saying, he'd be sincere. I just can't believe that."

L-42 But I said, "However, I only testify of the truth. I am not a healer." And I said, "I tell the truth. And if I tell the truth, God will testify of the truth. He never will testify of a lie." I said, "God will always stand by the truth. And if I say... If I tell the truth, then God will..."
And about that time something went whhhirrrr. [Brother Branham makes a blowing sound--Ed.] Here come the Angel of the Lord, coming down through the building, moving down. Silence went over the audience. The photographer wasn't supposed to take any pictures, but a regular...?... true to form he run out and shot the picture. I said, "The Lord has spoken. I will have no more to say." Walked out of the building, police take me on. I got in the car and went up.


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