<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>57-0302, And Then Jesus Came, Madison Square Garden, Phoenix, AZ, 111 min
L-1  Lord, I believe, Lord, I believe,
 All things are possible, Lord, I believe.
Let us bow our heads just a moment in the Presence of Almighty God to worship. Our heavenly Father, we are grateful to Thee for the privilege of coming to Thee in the Name of Thy beloved Son, the Lord Jesus. And we pray that You will forgive us of every trespass that we have committed against Thee, then that we might be received tonight into Thy fellowship.
And may the Holy Spirit take the Word and minister to us tonight according as it would please Thee. And give unto us of Thy love, and Thy forgiveness, and of Thy blessings, that we might have a great fellowship together. Heal the sick and the needy. Save the lost. Get glory unto Thyself. For we ask it in Christ's Name. Amen. May be seated.

L-2 It is indeed a privilege to serve the Lord any time. And we are very grateful to be here in Phoenix tonight. And we are trusting that God will give us the exceedingly abundantly of His blessings.
And now, if I should call it, so we can get quickly into the Word... I am one person that believes that faith cometh by hearing the Word. And I believe that God keeps His Word.
And we're going to read tonight out of the Gospel of Saint John, and the 11th chapter and the 17th verse.
And when Jesus came, He found that he had lain in the grave four days already.
And if I would take for a text tonight, as I have chosen for a few moments, I would take this text: "And Then Jesus Came."

L-3 This we have before us tonight, is one of the greatest of all the Scriptures that we have in the New Testament, of the proof and the seal of Christ's Divine Messiahship. This was one time that it took all the wind, as to say, out of the unbeliever's sails, of this great event.
No man could raise the dead except God alone. And this man had been dead and buried four days; corruption had already set in; his nose had fell in; and the skin worms was eating him up. And anyone knows, that no one could raise the dead outside of being God alone.

L-4 Sometime ago, I was in a discussion with a lady, who was a religious person, or she claimed to be. And she said to me, "Mr. Branham, I--I admire your preaching, but there is one thing that you do wrong."
And I said, "I am always glad that someone will tell me where I am wrong, for I want to be right. And I appreciate anyone who will tell me that when I am wrong. It shows your love for me. But then in being wrong, it's got to be proven wrong, and the proven wrong has to be by God's Bible."
And she said to me, "Here's where you're wrong. You place too much on Jesus. You make Him Divine. And He was not Divine."
I said, "Lady, if you can prove that by the Bible, then I will accept it."
And she said, "I most certainly can prove it by the Bible."
I said, "Then I want to know where."


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