<TITLE>16. Par 45-46</TITLE>L-45 Dr. Morse Reedhead, famous...?.... who was the president of the great Sudan Missions, the biggest in the world, come to my house and said, "Brother Branham, I have enough degrees to line your wall." He said, "I know that you was a Baptist, but you've been dealing with those Pentecostals." Said, "I've seen them kick over chairs and tear up the furniture." He said, "Is there anything to it?"
I said, "There's a lot of fanaticism, but there's a real genuine Holy Ghost, also. When you hear a pretender, you know that there's somebody he's pretending to be like."
And he said, "Brother Branham, I was totally defeated no more than a few weeks ago, and I purposed myself to see you here today...?... a friend and some other man." Said, "I wanted to ask you a question." He said, "Now, I started studying when I was seven years old." And he's about forty--five now. He said, "I got B.A.s and D.D.'s and L.D.s and everything. I don't even...?..." But said, "Where's Jesus in all of it?" Said, "Have the teachers been wrong?"
I said, "I wouldn't say that, Dr. Reedhead, certainly not." I said, "They were right, but to know... Having a degree is not to know Christ. You've got to know Him, the Person."
He said, "I was defeated...?... Brother Branham, that's why I'm here," said, "One Mohammed was educated here, at school." Said, "When he went back, I said, 'Why don't you--you reject your old, dead, prophet, Mohammed.'" [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] And to see that white horse like that stand there and wait for him to raise from the dead. He said, "Why don't you reject your old, dead prophet, and receive a resurrected Lord Jesus to go back home with?"
He said, "Kind sir," the Indian said to the Christian, the Mohammedan to the Christian, the great doctor of...?... He said, "Kind sir, what could your Lord Jesus do any more for me than what my dead prophet can do?" Now study just a minute.
He said, "Oh well, you see," he said, "your prophet's dead and in the grave." He said, "Our Lord Jesus raised from the dead."
He said, "Did He? Prove it to me that He raised from the dead." He said, "He's just as dead as Mohammed."
He said, "Oh no," said, "He raised from the dead."
He said, "Sir, you've had two thousand years to prove it. Two thirds of the world never heard of it," said "what's the matter?" How about that? Now, you seminary teachers, you duck your head.
Said, "Prove it, that He's raised from the dead."
He said, "Well now, wait a minute," he said, "you see, sir," he said, "well we... other...?... just a minute."
He said, "Your Jesus," he said, "raised from the dead two thousand years ago, two thirds of the world knows nothing about it, let Mohammed raise from the dead, in twenty--four hours the whole world will know it." Correct, right.
He said, "Now look..." Dr Reedhead said, "Brother Branham, I said to him, 'Oh, but we have joy, we have the Holy Spirit. We have joy and peace and we know what we're talking about tonight.'"
"Just a moment, Mr. Reedhead," said, "Mohammedanism can produce just as much psychology as Christianity can."

L-46 He knowed he never met an overnight boy. He met somebody who knowed what he was talking about. He said, "We Mohammedans have just as much joy and rejoicing..." And they do, I've seen them take lances right here at the chin and run right through their nose and bring it back and never even bleed--bleed a drop, run in just emotional workup.
Call, "Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah, Allah," take splinters run them right through their fingers, and pull them out, never even bleed, never even feel it. Sure, one of them got a sword, pushed it right straight through him, and brought it right back out, never...?... a drop. The doctor grabbed it and took and pushed it back through and said, "Pour water through this man and pour it out the other end," standing right before me. Sure, they can produce just as much psychology as Christianity can.


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