<TITLE>07. Par 22-25</TITLE>L-22 And... so then, Mr. Reedhead said, "Well," he said, "Now..."
I mean the Hindu said, "You see, Mr. Reedhead," he said, "Mohammed never made any promise to his followers: only life after death." But said, "Your Jesus made other promises. He said that you teachers would do the same thing that He did." And he said, "Then, perhaps maybe, if you people could prove that, then we would believe He raised from the dead."
"Oh," and Mr. Reedhead said, if you all know Him... He taken him to the same Scripture, said, "Oh, I guess you're referring... Seeing that you've read the Bible."
Said, "Oh," he said, "I've read it through and through many times," the Mohammedan said.
He said, "Well, perhaps you're referring to Mark 16."
He said, "That's just one of them. (See?) That's just one of them. How about Mark 11:24, and so forth, and others? Saint John 14:12... many others. You see?" Oh, he said, "At the Scripture, Christ made these promises." Said, "We Mohammedans are waiting to see you Christians produce that, then we'll believe that your Jesus raised from the dead." He said, "Until that, don't try to sell a Mohammedan your psychology, 'cause we got a better." See?

L-23 And he said, "Brother Branham," he said, "I kicked the dust like that with my feet and changed the subject, knowed I wasn't speaking to a fellow that was just a overnight man. He knowed what he was talking about."
And he said, "You produce what your Bible..."
And so Mr. Reedhead said, "Well, if you're referring to Mark 16," said, "we find... We really know that some of that part of the Scripture, especially, isn't inspired."
You've heard it, brethren. And they try to throw off Mark 16 there. Even--even in the Scofield notes you read, the footnotes, and many of the scholars try to throw that out. And you know what that Mohammedan said? He said, "It isn't? You mean from the 9th verse on, is not inspired."
He said, "No. It isn't inspired."
Said, "Then, what kind of a book is your Bible?" He said, "All of the Koran's inspired."

L-24 My, what it is, brethren, is men challenge the faith who knows where they're standing positionally to call that thing to a showdown. That Bible's either every Word inspired or it's none of it inspired. If this isn't, and that isn't, what part can you believe? Believe it all or don't believe any. You're either my brethren this morning or you're not. I'm your brother or I am not. There's no half way between with God. We are either here for a purpose to further the cause of Christ or we're not. See? And that's the way the Scripture should be taught and practiced and believed.
And he said, "I said, 'Someday, I would come visit you,'" and said, "Here I am." He said, "Is there such a thing as receiving the baptism of the Holy Ghost?"
I said, "Yes, sir."
He said, "When can you get it?"
I said, "When you want it." See?
And Morse Reedhead has received the baptism of the Holy Ghost and even having healing services himself. And there it is, brethren. The world, the two thirds of the world that has never heard the Name of Christ...

L-25 He said, "Now, you've had two thousand years to prove that Jesus raised from the dead, and one third of the world has heard it in two thousand years." He said, "Let Mohammed raise from the dead, and the whole world will know it in twenty four hours." He's right.
Whose fault is it, brethren? Whose fault is it? Now, if you'll excuse me. If you scholars and... to myself... I am not an educated person. May I say this? It's our fault (That's right.), because we've done vice versa what Christ told us to do.


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