<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Now, I just have a very few moments left to speak just a moment or two. This afternoon I think I maybe preached too long this afternoon, and I guess I almost have to apologize. When I got outside, Brother Moore said to me, he said, "Brother Branham, that maniac that you had, had his right mind when you told me... I... he... After he got healed he was going down the street acting like a maniac again, running hard and screaming, 'Glory to God,' and everything."
I said, "Well, he was just clothed in his right mind then to worship. You see?" That's right. Jesus give him his right mind to worship in. He was crazy then to the people again, because that he had received his right mind.

L-6 You know, it was said of the disciples, I believe brother said it, they said, "These men turn the world upside down." They didn't turn the world upside down; they just turned it back right again. It seems upside down to everybody else. It'd been upside down so long, till they just turned it back right again. And that's what the Gospel does.
In the... Saint Matthew, the 14th chapter and the 27th verse, I wish to read just a portion. And watching the clock, we go right into the prayer line in a few moments, just for a few remarks, in other words, just to feel out my audience, where we're at. Come now each evening expecting God to bless, and tomorrow afternoon at two-thirty.
But straightway Jesus spake unto them, saying, Be of a good cheer; it is I; be not afraid.

L-7 Now, may the Lord add His blessings to them words. We are speaking again of Jesus. That's all we know to speak about, is Him. And we find Him this time, He was about the Father's business, doing what was--the Father bid Him to do. And we are finding Him on a ship crossing again, another storm on. We find Him this afternoon quietening the seas and giving a maniac his right mind. And now, we find Him tonight where He had been speaking, practically all day. And in His speech, or sermon, many people had followed Him out of Jerusalem. Perhaps the crowd like this, or a little more had followed Him out of Jerusalem, out into a wilderness. And it come time for food and there was no food. And Jesus said to Peter, "You give them something to eat; you feed them."
Do you notice, the very things that Jesus did, He expect His Church to do the same things that He did. For He said, "The things that I do shall you also." Now, He said, "You give them bread."

L-8 They said, "Oh, it'd take more pennies, perhaps, then they could gather together to feed such a multitude."
And He said, "Have you any bread among you?"
And they said, "We have a--a little boy here that has his, a few loaves and fishes, about five loaves and two fishes," or something like that.
And He said, "Well, bring them here."
Now, if you notice, in order to do something Jesus taken something to do something with. Now, in order to bring faith in this building tonight for healing, Jesus has to take something to do something with. The first thing He has to get, is get somebody here that's got faith to be healed, and that'll strike into the audience.


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