<TITLE>10. Par 30-33</TITLE>L-30 Come on down at the house, and here the people was out in the yard a screaming and a carrying on. "There comes our pastor with that fanatic." I can hear some of them say, "If your doctor has said there's nothing can be done for the girl, you ought to have knowed not to fool around with them fanatics. If your doctor said nothing can be done, nothing can be done." But he was wrong. Though he'd done his best, not disregarding him. And many times he's wrong today too. He's just a man like I am and you are.
Said, "If your doctor you know her now... The girl is dead and she is laying in there. And now you've brought disgrace to her church. The girl's already dead, and she's laying in there. Now, you've got Him over here, and there she's dead, died while He was coming. What a disgrace you've brought on our church."
That didn't bother Jairus. He moved right on. Jesus don't--had done said, "Only believe."
"In my heart" he says, "I believe. Jesus told me if I'd believe I'd see something. I'm believing. I'm going on." That's the way to do it.

L-31 I can see some of his neighbors run out and say... Why, they wanted him to move out of the neighborhood, perhaps. But he went right on in. There the people...
And Jesus said, "Give peace--or place. Why all this to-do? Why screaming and weeping? Don't do that." Said, "The girl's not dead; she sleepeth."
Well, they said, "Now we know He's crazy. We know He's a fanatic now. We know the Man don't know what He's talking about. Because we know she's dead. We've embalmed her and laid her out on that couch, put the flowers around her. We know she's dead." But Jesus knew better. Hallelujah.
Don't make any difference what the people says; it's what Jesus said. Make any difference what mama said; it's what Jesus said. Don't make any difference what the pastor says; it's what Jesus said. Don't make any difference what Brother Branham said; it's what Jesus said. Make any difference what the doctor said; it's what Jesus said. He said, "Only believe."

L-32 So Jesus put them all out of the house. You know, that's a pretty good lesson right there. Those who wouldn't believe Him got put out. I imagine there'd be a whole lot of that at the Resurrection, don't you imagine so? He put them out. Said, "Get them out." And He took the ones who really believed. I can see Jairus... stepped over in the corner and said, "Now, mother, act nice. This is Him. This is the One the prophets has all spoke of. And He told me not to fear. And, mother, in my heart since I've met Him, something has happened."
I can hear mother say, "You know what? When I looked at Him, something happened to me." Amen. That's it. Only get in contact with Him. That's all.
Said, "Why?" The others didn't have any needs. These had a need. It's just those who have a need gets in contact. Said, "I believe Him. I've--I've never heard Him say no more than, 'Give peace.' That's all I've heard Him say. But something... Peace entered me. And I believe with you."

L-33 I can see Jesus looked around and say, "Now, father and mother, you come with Me. And Peter, James and John, you come too (Faith, hope and charity.). You come along with Me." And they went into the room, put all the outsiders out. There He was standing there and the outside wall around Him. "The very audacity. That fanatic. I'm a priest and He put me out of the building."
Don't make any difference who you are. You're just a man in the sight of God. That's all. You might have a lot of social prestige and have D.D.'s hung on your name, but that don't make you no more than bootlegger that was converted about a hour ago. That's right.
He said, "Well, look who I am. I've got a social standing. I'm a red scholar and He put me out." Such a wall, but it was on the outside.


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