<TITLE>10. Par 26-28</TITLE>L-26 And this woman, through that loose hanging garment, much looser than my coat, she just touched the border of it. And everybody crowding around Him to shake hands and everything, how would He know it? But He was endowed with a power. God was in Him. And when the little woman's faith recorded and touched Him, what did He do? He turned and said, "Who touched Me?" Everyone denied it; she did too. But He looked till He found her, and He said, "Thy faith hath saved thee." That was Jesus yesterday.
If He's the same today, He can do the same today. Now, you ministering brethren might say, "Brother Branham, the Scripture for that?" Absolutely, the New Testament. The Book of Hebrews said, "He is the High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities." And the way He answered yesterday by the feeling of her infirmities, He can answer the same today if He is the same today. And how dare us to dispute with God's Word and say that He is not the same. He is the same.
Now, closing on this thought so we can pray for the sick. What's any more essential in Canada tonight, or in the United States, or either I could say, the world, than a meeting that where Jesus Christ would be present to vindicate His resurrection to the people? The whole world ought to have ears turned to hear. For, you see, my friend, that we're at the end of the road. You don't have to be a scholar or a scientist, or neither do you be a prophet to know that the end is at hand.

L-27 Your own, and our own beloved nation, yesterday in England, bursted its first hydrogen explosive. And today they made the announcement that they was no more a satellite to the United States; they could handle their own affairs. And they can do it.
Did you hear our beloved President's talk the other night, when he asked for that great budget to be given? Said, "We must make the aggressor know that we're standing on the sidelines, that if he starts anything, he will be annihilated also." Do you see, it just takes one set off and it's over.
And can you look through Saskatoon, could you look the world, through the magazines, snap on your radio and listen to the ungodly stuff that comes through radio and television, nothing but a conglomeration of sin, under disguisement? When people who set up at jig dances all night on Saturday night, half drunk, preach the Gospel on Sunday morning... And all the old dirty boogie-woogie rock-and-rolls, and then tried to class those people Christians? No wonder the prophet said, "The time comes when the tables are full of vomit."

L-28 We're at the end. And the judgments of God is at hand, when this entire world could be annihilated two or three minutes. That's right. Sinner friend, think of that tonight, and get it way down in the soul.
And I pray that our blessed heavenly Father, the Lord Jesus, will come tonight to this little group. And if there be a sinner here, that you'll repent of your sins, my friend. For you'll hear the Gospel the last time one of these days or nights. And this might be it. We don't know just what.
The great ships are out in the seas, with their missiles headed towards each other, just waiting for that strike off. The Jews are congregating yonder in Israel. Ishmael and Isaac is at one another's throat. Everything the Scripture said to be fulfilled is now at hand. The Gospel has been preached. Oh, yes. Christ is vindicated. The Gentile days is finished. We're washing up right now.
Look at Billy Graham last night, expecting nearly a hundred thousand people at his first meeting, and turned out with eighteen thousand. 'Course, that was a marvelous crowd. Look at the thing, how it's cooling off everywhere.


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