<TITLE>17. Par 80-84</TITLE>L-80 But what it is, He just makes His Word the truth. He--He--He makes every Word the truth, always truth. Now, "I'll be in you. The works that I do, shall you also." Now, at the gate of Samaria, at the well, a woman and a Man met together, Jesus and the woman of Samaria. He talked to her a few minutes till He found out where her trouble was. The Father showed Him, certainly. The Father told Him to go up to Samaria. He was on His road to Jericho; you know that.
And He went up to Samaria, way out of His way, set on the well. The Father said, "Go up there." But He didn't know what to do.
The woman come out. He caught the woman and begin to teach her, talk to her. And when He--the Father showed Him where her trouble was, He told her where her trouble was. And when He did it, she said, "This is the sign of the Messiah." How many knows that to be true? The same yesterday, today, and forever.

L-81 Now, did you get that clear? I didn't say I was Messiah. Get that straight. I'm your brother, a sinner, saved by grace the way you are, unworthy of any blessing. But He has to use somebody. He has to choose someone. No hands are holy enough for that. Certainly not. But He has to use someone's. It's not our holiness anyhow we trust in. It's His merits. Not nothing I could do; it's what He has done and I believe.

L-82 Now, I want to tell you, the visions weaken me so much, I want to tell you good-bye and the Lord bless you real good and pray for me as I go along. The Spirit of the Lord is coming nearer and nearer all the time. How many's got the picture of It now in here? How many's seen the picture? Chase it down, find it, if that's right or not.
That same Light that you see on the picture is not two foot from where I'm standing right now. You say, "Brother Branham, if you could see it, could I see it?" Not necessarily. None of them saw the star but the three wise men. The group that was with Paul, they heard a rumbling noise, but they didn't see the light. And the light was so real to Paul till it put his eyes out for a season. God reveals as He will.

L-83 Now, I suppose sister, the lady standing here, that you and I are strangers to each other. Are we? Would you just ans... I... After being preaching, it's another anointing, and I have to wait for that. That's the reason you're up here, just so that I can find somebody that will--that will--that I could get segregated from the rest of the people to talk to a few minutes.
Now, if we are strangers to each other and have never seen each other in life so far as I know, 'less you've been sitting in a meeting and looked at me... But I don't know you, you know that.
If the Lord Jesus will come now, and say to you, or reveal something that's in your life, maybe what's wrong, where your trouble is, you know I don't know that, lady. How many knows the audience... this woman... I raise my hands. I don't believe in swearing, but here's my hands before the Bible. I never seen the woman, and she's never seen me outside of just being in a meeting and looking at me, I guess, in this meeting here, setting here looking at me. I don't know her.

L-84 Now, if I said, "Lady, what's wrong with you?"...
And she'd say, "I have cancer, or I have TB, or I have something wrong with me."
Put my hands on her, say, "The Lord says your going to be well. Hallelujah, go on."
Well, that might be all right. She might have faith to believe that. "You're going to be well. A year from today you're going to be well." She could scratch her head and say, "I wonder." That's still not a miracle.
But if God will go back down in her life somewhere to something that she knows is the truth and I don't know, and then will reveal it, let her be the judge. Then she'll know it has to be a supernatural power and not a man. Is that right? Would that be right, lady?


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