<TITLE>04. Par 7-9</TITLE>L-7 Many times in dealing with spiritual things, you see them when they move out. Someone was just asking me here not long ago. I was at Calgary, Canada, and a boy come in; they had him in a straight jacket. And they come in the back of the room, and he was cursing and carrying on, and--and I never heard such in my life. And the father was trying to hold him, and when he got on the inside, he looked over to me and said, "William Branham, you ain't got nothing to do with me."
Oh, that father looked up, said, "He don't even know his own name. How'd he know your name?"
I was standing off a great distance from him. Oh, how he was cursing me and carrying on. And he said, "You ain't got nothing to do with me." And I asked the audience if they'd just be reverent. The ushers come to take him out, just then I seen the Holy Spirit move out, the Angel of the Lord. I said, "Now, bring him here just a minute." When they went to bring him, he started kicking, and frothing, and biting. He was in a--a straight jacket, and they brought him up close to... And then when the vision come and told just what it was, a sin that had been committed by his father that caused the child to be in that condition, the father fell down and repented. And when that evil spirit went from that boy, thousands times thousands of people in the stampede grounds there that night, looked, and like a great big spider in a black shadow floating around... Oh, my. It was really quite. And it went around out of the place, out through the building and went away.

L-8 Many times you see them in different forms. Here recently I seen one coming from a woman, that looked like a bat with great big hairs hanging under its legs, and so forth, its wings come right out, right straight up. They're evil spirits. And many times it's someone looking ever so beautiful on the outside, could only look on the inside and see what that is. We're dominated by spirit.
Now, we see that the children of Israel, after God promising Abraham that his Seed would sojourn four hundred years, and He'd bring him out under a hand of deliverance, there was a man born by the name of Moses, a very peculiar child.
Of course, I believe that gifts and callings are without repentance. You can't make yourself something that you're not. You're--you're not--you're not... I--I different a little bit with you, some of you Latter Rain brethren on that, of laying on of hands and giving gifts. I differ with you Scripturally.
I believe that you're born from God. God has set in the church certain things; God did it. And no matter how much you want to be something else, I couldn't make myself have brown eyes if I wanted them; they're blue.

L-9 Who taking thought can add one cubit to his statue? We must do what we can with what we have to do with. What God has ordained us to do, if you'll stay right in your calling and abide there, God will use you. If you try to step over and do something else, you'll find yourself wrecked up somewhere. It's always that way. And that's the human race though; you find it doing that.
When Moses went out, odd child, born peculiar, God was with him. And when he was the age of forty he thought surely the children of Israel would understand that he was to deliver them, but they did not. So they had to stay in bondage forty years longer.
But when he came out and begin to perform miracles down in Egypt, God was with him. Then when he took the children of God out, then It said, "A mixed multitude went with them."
See, the supernatural had been done, and when the supernatural's done, it'll really call all classes and all types together. Everybody wants to look a past the curtain, no matter where you are, who you are.


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