<TITLE>13. Par 48-51</TITLE>L-48 Then, notice again. Here's Sarah, now. Let's just take it the way you'd read it in the Bible. Now, you know, she's a little, bitty, great, great-grandmother, as it was, ninety years old, little dust cap, and a little white shawl over her shoulder, a little cane in her hand, walking around. Abraham, real old, a hundred years old... Oh, say, "Brother Branham, they didn't get..." The Bible said they were well stricken in age, well stricken, old.
And as soon as God told them what He was going to do, they took a journey plumb to Gerar. And now, the king, Abimelech, down there, was hunting a sweetheart. And when he found this old grandmother, real, real old, a little dust cap, he said, "There's the one I've waited for." Now, doesn't that sound awful? Why, it would be. Watch... It ain't what you read, right here; that's it, of course, but read between the lines.

L-49 When I get a letter from Mrs. Branham, she said, "Dear Billy, I'm setting here tonight. I--I'm thinking much of you, and I... We had a nice day today." See? That's what she's saying, but in between the line, I know what she's meaning. See? Why? I'm in love with her. That's the reason I know what she's talking about. I just love her so, I can just tell the way she talks, what she means. A lot of times, she means a whole lot more than what she writes. Amen.
Well, that's the way it is with God. Just get in love with Jesus. Then He just takes the Word. And where the man gets to reading it as a point of something or another to argue about and fuss about... You just read it, and God just comes down and makes love to you...?... See? Shows you things that you don't even really see it in there, just look like it just pulls itself out.

L-50 He said, "I've hid it from the eyes of the wise and prudent, and revealed it to babes, such as will learn." Babies--just make yourself humble. Get off all you great, big education. It's too bad we ever got in to it, isn't it? That's right.

L-51 Here, a few days ago, a few weeks ago, it is, I was standing by a great church, great, master church. And they were telling me, and he said, "Look at this fellow over here. He's a latter day saint," or no, "latter day rain. And oh, looky there. He's got all the people all pulled up, and everything like that." And--and it was a full gospel church.
And I said, "You know what happened?" I said...
"Oh," he said, "Look, he's a latter day rain."
I said, "So was you in the beginning. Luther was a latter day rain to the--to the Catholic. Wesley was a latter day rain to the Lutheran. Pentecost was a latter day rain to the Methodists. It was all kinda latter day rains. Isn't that right? You know what's the matter? You're church gets all cold and formal, God moves out of it, lets you set there, starts somewhere else. That's right.


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