<TITLE>20. Par 71-74</TITLE>L-71 Now, sister, I am not Messiah; you know that. I'm just His servant, the smallest in all His Kingdom. I don't say that to be humble. I say it for the truth. For as many things as God has did, why, I should have faith to move mountains. But I'm confessing my faults. See? That I--I'm sorry. Might not be the age; it might not be permitted to me. But the things that I've seen God do would make volumes of books. And then to stand and, sometimes, have the ups-and-downs like everybody else. But the Bible said that Elijah was a man subject to like passions as we are, and he prayed earnestly that it wouldn't rain.
Well now, if I have correctly illustrated from the Bible here, and showed by the Bible, that when Jesus was here on earth, and the people stood like you do now, when He knowed what their trouble was, they declared that that was the sign of the Messiah. Have you ever heard me preach on that before? Is this your first time to be here? No, you've heard the message. All right.

L-72 Now, if we knowing not each other, just... What am I doing now? I've been preaching at length. I'm waiting for that anointing. See? And when He comes, He will tell me. I'll just humble myself. He will speak through my lips. And if you're here for some cause, I don't know why. But if He will tell me why, or speak to you why, you know that He knows what your cause is then. Is that right? It'd have to be a supernatural Being, 'cause I don't know you. Then it depends on what you think it is, will be what will become of what--what results you'll get from it.
The Romans that put a rag over His face, and hit Him on the head, and said, "If You're a prophet, tell us who hit you, and we'll believe You."... He never said a word. He never approached right. But the woman touched His garment, she got what she asked for, 'cause she believed Him.

L-73 Now, if God will say to me, use my lips... It couldn't be my voice, 'cause I don't know. I wouldn't know what to say. If I say, it'd be wrong. But if God will come now, the Jehovah-jireh, and provide a--the means to fulfill what Jesus promised He would do, will you still believe He's Jehovah-jireh? Let the woman be the judge.
You're--you've been sick, very sick. And I believe I hear Him say, it was about the bowel. That's right. Uh-huh? And you're very nervous, and then I see some kind of a examination. Or you're looking at something with you're clothes down to the... It's a lump on your side. That's right. Jehovah-jireh is present.
Can't you see that, friends? Watch the expression on the woman's face change, as soon as that Light settled over her. See? Now, let's not... We're in no hurry tonight. Tomorrow is Sunday. You don't go to Sunday school till about nine o'clock.

L-74 Now, more I would talk with the woman, the more will be told of her. See? The more I would talk. Now, right now, I don't know what He said was wrong with her. I could find it on the tape there. If anybody ever questions, it comes right back to the tape. Watch what it says, now. That's the vision; that's doesn't heal. But when you say--hear it say, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, it'll certain-certain thing happen." That's Him speaking. Now, this is William Branham now. That was Him a few minutes ago.
Now look, if we'd turn to the woman, and just talk to her a minute. I don't what He told her, but I--the best of my memory, that there was something that she was wrong... Something was wrong with her. Somehow, I know it was very dark around her. Ever what it was. That was right, wasn't it lady? Very sick. Yeah, very sick.


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