<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>56-1125E, A Blushing Prophet, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 54 min
L-1 Now, may the Lord add His blessings to the subject of "A Blushing Prophet." This morning we were very much took up with a prophet who wore a secondhanded robe. And we know tonight, since in the Scripture this morning, that we ourselves wear a secondhanded robe. We... The robe... And I am so happy that it is a secondhanded robe, for this robe that we wear now has been reckoned to God as righteousness through Christ Jesus. And we're not taking the moth-eaten robe of some man's theology who's been eaten up with moths and crickets and so forth, saying that the days of miracles is passed, and there's no such a thing as the--the omni-presence of the Holy Spirit now; but we are wearing a robe of His righteousness.

L-2 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... not in our own abilities, but in the--the ability of our Lord Jesus. And when I come down to the Jordan, I want to have on His robe, trusting in His. And the great shadow of the gate that's set before us all called death, each time our heart beats we go one beat closer to that great gap that every man and woman must go through. And when I come to that gap, along with you believers, I'm so happy to know that I'm not going there with this in my heart and mind, that I have done something great. I'm going there confessing and knowing that I'm a sinner, and knowing this, that I want to wrap myself in the robes of His righteousness, with this testimony, that I know Him in the power of His resurrection, that when He calls from the dead, I want to come out.

L-3 Now, our scene and drama is set tonight for our text of another day in Israel which was about several hundred years past the--the time of Elijah. Many ups-and-downs had come in the reign of Israel. And now, we're at the scene tonight...
This morning we were at the scene of where there was a lot of carnal impersonations: how that the school of prophets were up there training to be prophets. And how simple they were, till even they couldn't understand the power of God. They thought the power had lifted Elijah up and throwed him out on the mountain somewhere. And they sent a search party to hunt for him, when Elisha knew good and well that God had taken him to glory. For he was not; God had taken him, and he escaped death by going home to God on a chariot of fire and horses of fire. And then we seen that their seminaries and their works of their own theology didn't work. It taken election and calling of God to make a prophet of God.


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