<TITLE>14. Par 44-48</TITLE>L-44 When we're standing at the river that morning, which is dark and dismal, and when the sun begins to rise across, reflecting the cross through the Rock of ages, God, may we be safely packed across into the arms of Him Who loved us, and may He stand for us in the Presence of the great Light of God at that day.
And now Lord Jesus, continue with us and heal the sick and bless the meeting, for we ask it in Thy holy, and reverent, and beloved Name. Amen. Just one chorus of that, if you will:
 Softly and tenderly Jesus is calling,
 Calling for you and for me,
 See on the portals He is waiting and watching,
 Watching for you and for me.
(Now, lift your heart to Him now.)
 Come home, come home,
 Ye who are weary, come home;
 Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling,
 Calling, O sinner, come home!

L-45 May the merciful God of heaven shed forth His love by the Holy Spirit in each heart. Be humble, meeken yourself like a lamb, so that the Dove of God can rest upon you. I love you. Someday I'll have to stand in that great Light there and give an account for what I've said and done.
Now, my beloved friend, to this part of the service I am extremely thankful to, that the Lord Jesus that once saved more than maybe fifteen or twenty people in this building tonight is here to manifest Hisself, and for you to be a witness that He lives and He's not dead. Jesus raised from the dead. He is not dead. He is alive forevermore. Nineteen hundred years has passed since they nailed Him to the cross, and tonight He's just a--as alive as He was when He walked the shores of Galilee teaching the Gospel.

L-46 He said, "The things that I do shall you also." Now, I won't testify to that. You all know, but if Jesus has raised from the dead, the very things that He did when He was here on earth, He will do it again, for He's here tonight in the form of the Holy Spirit.
See, Jesus has moved from the corporal body into the celestial, into the body that where it's unseen with the eye. There's another world. They's Angels here. It's not way, way away somewhere else. It's right here. The Angels of God are encamped. Don't move away. They're encamped about those who fear Him. They are here.

L-47 Someone asked not long ago, "Brother Branham, will I know my mother there? Will I know my baby?" Well, bless your heart, you'll know your mother and you'll know people that you never did know. Mount Transfiguration proved that. Peter, James, and John had never seen Moses or Elijah, but they recognized them in a moment, when they were under that Divine power. Somehow we'll be... We'll share the blessings with God.
Now, I do not claim now, friends, in healing, praying for the sick... I do not claim to be a healer. I'm not a healer. I am your brother, a servant of the Lord Jesus, who prays for you. See?
If I would say you have a tumor and would ask you to my room tomorrow and would perform an operation, the medical association would have me arrested. They should've done it because I know nothing about that. That's the doctors business to do that. See? That's up to him. I know nothing of his profession, and perhaps he knows nothing of mine, but if we're both sincere...

L-48 I think the world has become very critical on many things. The osteopath will say to the chiropractor, "There's nothing to him."
The os--the chiropractor will say to the medical doctor, "There's nothing to him."
The medical doctor will say to the surgeon, "There's nothing to it. Don't be cut on. Do this."
Friends, when people say that, when we know surely that they all help somebody. I think it's the wrong motive. If we were right in our heart... All of them nearly is against the Divine healing, but if we were right in our heart, with no selfish motives, and trying to help our fellow man, we'd group our arms around one another and be brethren, trying to help somebody to make life a little better for them. I truly believe it.


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