<TITLE>14. Par 50-52</TITLE>L-50 I... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] ... reverent, pray. Now, ever who's on this machine here, watch it close 'cause... What? [Brother Vayle speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] Yes. Now, Dr. Vayle just told me, if somebody has to go for the next fifteen minutes or so, it'd be best to go now; don't disturb. We want real reverence. See? Just as quiet as you can be.
How many knows that a woman one day, didn't have a chance to get in the prayer line? And she had a blood issue, and she touched His garment, and run off out in the crowd. And Jesus turned around and said, "Who touched Me?" He didn't know who touched Him. If He did, He told a story. He couldn't tell a story, 'cause He was God. So He said, "Who touched Me?" Everybody denied it. But He looked around, that little woman, knowing in her heart she'd been healed, He found that faith. He told her that her blood issue had stopped because she had believed. How many knows that? Does the Bible say that right now He's the High Priest, that's setting at the right hand of God in heaven, that could be touched by the feeling of our infirmities? How many knows that? Well, if He's the same High Priest that He was when He was here on earth, how would we know He was the same? He'll have to act the same.

L-51 Now, you that hasn't got a prayer card, raise your hand, wants to be healed: everywhere. Now, you look to the High Priest and say, "Lord God, I believe Jesus to be the Son of God. I accept Him as my Saviour. And I want to believe that man because He's quoting the Scripture; I've read it many times. It's a little hard for me to see it right now, but let me touch His garment; let me touch Jesus' garment, the High Priest." Not mine, I'm just a man. It would be just a dead touch. But you touch Him, and say it, "Lord God, let me touch You," and see if He don't turn right back and use my voice to tell you the same thing He did the woman at the well.
Oh, brother, this is not in a dark room; this is out here before you all. How many in the prayer line here is a stranger to me, raise up your hand. Every one of you? How many out in the audience is strangers to me, I don't know you, raise up your hand? I don't see even a person that I know of in the building tonight, less it's Brother Gene Goad here with the tapes.

L-52 Now, be real reverent; set still. This is the time where my ministry is found to be the truth or a lie. Now, there's few thousand people in here tonight: place is packed out. Now, if Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, He's got to act the same yesterday, today, and forever. Then if He keeps His promise on this, He keeps His promise to you for your sickness and whatever more. Is that right? How much harder would this be for Him to do than it would be to heal your sickness? Hmm. See? You're sickness is in the Atonement. This is not; this is the promise.
I suppose we're strangers, lady. Now, watch. To the audience, now be real reverent and listen close. Now, ever who's on this machine, step it up as high as you can. Now, here's a woman that I've never seen. I raise my hand. I've never seen the woman in my life, as I know of. If we're strangers would you raise your hand, lady? First time we've met.


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