<TITLE>13. Par 44-46</TITLE>L-44 Well, say, "Brother Branham, that makes it kinda loose then. As long as I believe I'm a Christian, I can do anything I want to." I always do what I want to, always. And if I want to do wrong, I know God's not in there. See? You can't get bitter and sweet water from the same fountain. That's right. You love the Lord, you'll do right. Yes, sir. If you love Him, you don't have to worry, if you love Him, just do what you want to. It'll always crying to do something for Him, crying, you love Him day and night. If something had happened, you'd happened be trapped into something, the bitter tears would run down your cheeks all night. You couldn't have no rest for the soles of your feet till you come back to the ark again. See? As long as you're a Christian...

L-45 The grand old story just before closing, was told... I just left Switzerland last year. I was in Switzerland five nights; we had ten thousand converts each night. Fifty thousand come to the Lord in five nights. Went up to Karlsruhe, Germany, another fifty thousand in five nights of those Swiss, hungry hearted Germans, tore up, and cast about everywhere, mother up in one side, dad down the other, children some other place, and can't get to each other. They're tore up. They wasted all their loyalty on Hitler. I said, "Now, if you try to come back, put that loyalty on Christ. He won't leave you, neither will He forsake you."
And those Germans, the head of the Anglican chur--the Lutheran church come down and took some pictures; he said, "Brother Branham, already we see it." Said, "You tell a German two times two equals four and prove it to him, that settles it." There he said, "Only one thing I'd like to do," said, "I'd like to come to the breakfast tomorrow morning, and perhaps, maybe if the anointing comes down, I'd like to take a picture and see if our camera in Germany would catch the Angel of the Lord."
I said, "You're welcome to try it."

L-46 The next morning, where hundreds of men were setting together there, setting at the table, the Holy Spirit begin to move. I said, "Just a moment." They turned this big camera around where they was shooting a picture, then turn it with their hand, like that. They begin snapping pictures swiftly.
I said, "He's descending from heaven." I said, "This man setting here acts like he's a priest with his collar turned around. He is not a priest, neither is he a German." I said, "He's an Italian, and been a leader of better than six thousand communist." The man fainted over, right over on the table. And I said, "But he's become a Christian. Someone give him a Testament. He used to be Catholic, and he become a... And he's got a bunch of children in a orphanage, hid out up into the mountains of Sicily. And there as a pastor he heard about these meetings, he come down. And the reason he didn't eat his breakfast this morning, because he's got an ulcer in his stomach." And he fell across the table. I said, "But THUS SAITH THE LORD, rise and eat your breakfast, brother; Jesus has healed you."
And that German camera was taking them pictures. And when they got through and developed it, here was the picture of the Angel of the Lord coming down, ascending down, and going back, like that again. Germany had it. It's a great story.


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