<TITLE>11. Par 32-36</TITLE>L-32 Here not long ago I was over in Canada, great campaign where about ten, fifteen thousand people was out, Montreal. We was having a great meeting there. And I was watching, coming down the street, Mr. Baxter and I, there was a television going on there. And a guy standing on there from way over in America somewhere, strumming a guitar, one of these here cowboys, around, you know. So strumming on a guitar...
And the fellow walked out, he said, "How do you do."
And I said, "How do you do, sir."
He said, "Let me sell you that set."
I said, "No, thank you, I'm just passing through here."
"Oh." Said, "Well," said, "I can get the tax free if you want to take it back to the States with you."
I said, "No, no, thank you." I said, "I was just looking at it." I said, "That's fine. Where's that coming from?"
He said, "Way down in the United States somewhere, Detroit or somewhere."
I said, "Uh-huh." I said, "That's very fine." And I said...
He said, "Just passing through?"
I said, "No, no, I'm here for a few days."
He said, "Oh."
I said, "Yes, sir." I said, "I'm in here for a--a meeting."

L-33 "Oh," he said, "you ain't with this Branham outfit down here, are you?"
And I said, "Yes, sir."
And he said, "Oh," he said, "what do you think about that guy?"
I said, "Well, I don't know."
And he said, "Well," he said, "I'll tell you." Said, "I think he's the biggest hypocrite I ever seen."
I said, "You really do?"
He said, "Yes, sir. I do." He said, "The first thing, he's got nothing but psychology."
I said, "Were you there last night?"
He said, "Yeah."
I said, "What about that soldier they brought up there all crippled up?"
"Oh," he said, "that soldier could've walked anyhow, if he just tried it." Hum.
I said, "Are you a Christian?"
He said, "Oh, no." Said, "I don't believe in none of that stuff."
Said, I said, "Oh."
He said, "I'm a scientist." He said, "If anything cannot be scientifically proven, it's absolutely an error."
"Oh," I said, "Uh-huh." I said, "I hate to take the other side." But I said, "I'm going to tell you the real things are things that cannot be scientifically proven."
"Oh," he said, "you're wrong."
I said, "All right. I want to..."
He said, "If it can't be scientifically proven, it's not real."

L-34 I said, "Well, partner, I believe the things that's--that's real cannot be scientifically proven. And anything that's scientifically proven is not real; it's perishable."
And he said, "Oh," he said, "I think you're wrong."
I said, "I want to ask you something. Are you a married man?"
He said, "Sure."
"Got any children?"
"Yes."
I said, "You love your wife?"
He said, "Yes, sir."
I said, "What is love?" I said, "Scientifically, show me what love is. What's different about that woman than there is any other woman? What's different about them children than there is any other children? Love... and you couldn't scientifically prove love if you had to." I said, "I... You can't scientifically prove me that you got a mind." That's right. You can't.

L-35 I said, "The real things are unscientific. They're substance of things hoped for: faith." Well, I said, "look at that picture there." I said, "That picture's coming right through the room." I said, "That's like it is on the television." I said, "That's the way they see them visions." I said, "It's--it's something that comes out." And I said, "Why can't that radio see that vision?"
He said, "Well, it's not made that way."
I said, "See? God sets some in the church, prophets, some teachers, some evangelists."
He said, "Oh, nonsense. We got a sending station to send this."
I said, "We have too." Amen.
He said, "And you believe that guy is right?"

L-36 I said, "Yes, sir, I am that guy." And I said, "I am."
He said, "You're not Reverend Branham?"
I said, "Yes, sir."
He said, "I called you a hypocrite to your face."
I said, "That's the way to do it, always. Tell me to my face, not to my back." That's right.


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