<TITLE>09. Par 31-35</TITLE>L-31 And come to find out, the man didn't believe in God. And he said, "It's against all scientific rules, Brother Branham; it can't be." He said, "Look, wheat won't even grow without a pollen, neither will corn. There's no can reproduce without both male and female." He said, "Even a tree's has to be bored and changed and so forth. And the pollen, by bees brought from one to the other to make male and female, or they will not grow." Said, "It's against all scientific rules."
I said, "But this is God, the Creator of science."
He said, "It just can't be."
I said, "I want to ask you something. You don't believe that there is a God?"
He said, "No, sir." Said, "I don't believe that was any virgin birth; I don't believe there ever was no such a thing and there never will be such a thing." Said, "That man Joseph, was His father."

L-32 I said, "I want to ask you something. Do you mean to tell me then, that it's totally impossible for a man, for the great Creator God..."
He said, "There is no such a thing."
I said, "Watch, just follow me." I said, "You believe that it's impossible for the Creator God to bring forth this Baby. You'll admit He had an earthly mother, I will too. But it'd be impossible without Him having, well, 'less He had a earthly father."
Said, "That's right."

L-33 I said, "Want to ask you then, how did the first man get here without either father or mother? Let him be tadpole, polliwog, monkey, whatever you want to call him, how did he get here? According to your statement there, he had to have both a pappy and a mammy both." That's right. I said, "Who was his?"
He hasn't answered me to this day, and he can't. God created this Child. Yes, sir. I believe the blood cell comes from the male sex. That's true. We know that. Many of you people here are farmers. Your hen can lay eggs the whole summer. But if she hasn't been with the male, they'll never hatch. That's right.
The birds build their nest now, and the old mother bird can build a nest out there in a tree and lay a nest full of eggs and never be around the male, and she can set on that nest and hover those eggs and turn them and turn them, and get so poor she can't even fly off the nest keeping them warm. But unless she's been with the male bird, they'll lay right in the nest and rot. They're not fertile, because the--the germ of life comes out of the male.

L-34 Puts me in the mind of some of these old cold formal churches you got around here: Got a nest full of eggs, you just huddle them around, call them deacons and...?... Might as well tear the nest up and get something else. They don't believe in Divine healing; they don't believe in God. They never been with the male to get a touch of life, that's right. That's the truth. Just might as well dump the nest out and start over again. That's right. No matter how much deacon, and you polish him up and call him this, that, or the other, or pat them on the back, or put their name on the church book, they're still dead in sin and trespasses until they're born again. Yes, sir. That is true.

L-35 Now notice back, quickly. God the Father, a Spirit overshadowed the little virgin and God the Father, the Creator of all things, created the Blood cell in the womb of that--womb of that woman and brought forth the Son, Christ Jesus, God's tabernacle on earth. Amen.
Then we are saved not by sexual blood, but we're saved by creative Blood by God's own Blood Hisself. He was the Blood that was shed on Calvary's cross. There's why I have faith in salvation and Divine healing, because it was God's own Blood that was poured out through His Son's veins on Calvary's cross. Amen. That's why we can stand in the face of opposition and say, "It's right!" You know, where you're standing if you get back to the basic facts to find out what it was. We're saved through the Blood of God.


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