<TITLE>06. Par 20-24</TITLE>L-20 Jesus speaking, said, "I come from the Father. Now, you went to John; he was a forceful speaker, preacher. And you were for a season (six months), glad to rejoice in that--in that light of John." But said, "I don't have testimony of man." He said, "But the very works that I do is a testimony from God that He sent Me to do it." He said, "Now, you believed Him? And He loved you because you have loved Me." And that's how God loves you, when you love Jesus.
And He said... They said, "Now, You're speaking plainly and not a proverb. And now we believe that You know all things." You believe He still knows all things? All right. "And by this, we believe that You come from God."
And Jesus said, "Do you now believe?"

L-21 I trust that that'll be the attitude of every person in here tonight, that you will now believe. Now, not because this is the closing of our meeting... And now we leave for home right away after the meeting, and I'll be home, what, about a day and a half. Then I go to Chicago. And then I'll be there until Sunday. And then from there, I don't know just exactly where's next, perhaps, overseas.
Now, all these things that I have tried to introduce to you tonight, and through these other nights, has been that Jesus Christ that was in the days gone by, is today. And the theme of my campaigns is this: "That Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever."

L-22 It's amazing, somedays I... Many people say, "Brother Branham, I'd like to talk to you a few minutes." I sure would love to do that. And many people kinda get maybe a little put out with me, because that I don't just come to the homes of the people and talk with them, or meet them out. And some of them think that I just don't like people. But that's a mistake, friends. I love my brethren. God knows that. But I can't be a servant of man and a servant of God. See? I must be a servant of God in order to be the servant of man. So I must spend my time with Him (See?), with God.
Now, if he... I'd love to visit people. Many people comes to visit me at home, shake hands and go on. And home... You say, "Well, Brother Branham, does these visions only happen when you're in the meetings?"

L-23 No, they happen all the time. They've been since I was a little baby. The first thing I can remember in life, was a vision. And gifts and callings are without repentance. When I was only six, oh, not over five or six minutes old, my mother tells me that when the old midwife, washing me as a little bitty five pound baby, and laid me on the arm of my mother, when she opened up the--the old door for a window we had in the little cabin, that that Light come in, hung there.
When I was eighteen months old, I remember of a Voice speaking to me and telling me that was going to live near a city called New Albany. And I have. At the age of just a little bitty boy, I could remember He speaking to me and telling me about a bridge that was going to span the river, how many men would lose their life on that bridge. And they wrote it down to see what it was all about. They thought I was dreaming. I was out in the yard, just something come over me, and I set down. I seen it. And I went and told mother, she said, "You went to sleep, honey."
I said, "No, ma'am, I never went to sleep. I stood and watched It come up out of the bushes."

L-24 And twenty-two years from that time, the Municipal Bridge span across the Ohio River, and the same sixteen men lost their live on it, just like It said. See? And it's always been that way. And Christian friends, to the best of my soul, I say this for God's glory: I have never seen one time but what it was just as perfect, just exactly the way It said it would be.
And many people come... You might think, "Well, Brother Branham, does just the common class of people come?" No. Multi-millionaires, doctors, everybody comes. There's been some of the best doctors that this nation has, is set in my home, and I've led them to Christ: the best of doctors.


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