<TITLE>19. Par 65-68</TITLE>L-65 Not long ago down at Robinson's Memorial Auditorium at Little Rock, I was having a meeting, and they'd stopped all the buses, about, five thousand or more couldn't get into the auditorium, was out in the street. And there'd been a Nazarene brother, who'd had crutches for years; and he had got healed the night before. And he'd went through the city the next day with a sign hanging on him saying, "These old buddies, I don't use no more."
And I... He was up in the second balcony, and while I was preaching he raised up, and he said, "Wait a minute, Brother Branham." He was so happy. It was all right; I don't think he was too much out of order. He said, "Brother Branham, I want to ask you something." Said "Excuse me," he said, "but you know when I first heard you preaching I was sure you was a Nazarene." He said, "Then I seen all the Pentecostals, and I thought, 'Well, you must be Pentecostal.' And somebody told me you was a Baptist." Said, "I don't understand that."
I said, "That's easy. I'm a Pentecostal, Nazarene, Baptist." So that's the way we all are. Glory to His Name.

L-66 All right, all together now. And let's have all, a big old handshake. Reach over and shake hands with somebody. All right.
 Glory to His name! (That's right, turn right around, Methodist, Baptist.) Glory to His name!
 There to my heart was the blood applied;
 Glory to His name!
Listen to this now. All together now.
 I am so wondrously... (Are you? Raise your hand to Him.)
 Jesus so sweetly abides within,
 There at the cross where He took me in;
 Glory to His name!
 Glory to His name!
 Glory to His name!
 There to my heart was the blood applied;
 Glory to His name!
Now, everybody, let's just bow our heads. And real quietly, and in the depths of our heart, let's hum it and raise our hands. Real softly now. I'll try to sing it while you hum it. Now, come on.
 [Congregation hums--Ed.] spiritual feast.
 There to my heart was the blood applied;
 Glory to His name!
 Won't you come to this fountain so rich and sweet;
 Cast thy poor soul at the Saviour's feet;
 Plunge in today and be made complete;
 Glory to His name!
 Glory to...

L-67 Our heavenly Father, as they're humming this song, move upon us with Thy Holy Spirit. Search out the hearts of the people; heal the sick. We're so thankful that we came to You tonight. They're at the fountain, just plunged in, come out, new fellowship now. Get glory out of the service. God, we commit all things to Thee in Christ's Name. Amen.

L-68 Now, according to the Scriptures, Jesus suffered once for sin, putting away all sin, sickness, and death, under the curse. He taken the curse upon Him and was made a curse for us. "He was wounded for our transgressions; He was bruised for our iniquity: the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes we were healed."
He was here on earth. He lived thirty-three and a half years among men. He did not claim to be a healer. He said, "It's not Me that doeth the works; it's My Father that dwelleth in Me." He was questioned one day when He passed through a great bunch of people and did not heal them, healed a man laying on a pallet. And He was questioned, He said, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, The Son can do nothing in Himself but what He sees the Father doing, that doeth the Son likewise." He said, "The same... A little while and the world--the world will see Me no more (That's the unbeliever. The world from this till He comes), will see Me no more."


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