<TITLE>07. Par 33-36</TITLE>L-33 "Why, you're too old. Your wife's twenty years past menopause, man."
"I don't care if she's a hundred years a past menopause; we're going to have the baby."
"How do you know?"
"God said so. That settles it. God said so." No matter how ridiculous it sounds, if God said so, all right. God makes it ridiculous. All faith is ridiculous to the unbeliever. Faith is only real to God and the one who has it. Unbelief don't stop God. It don't bother God's plans; it don't bother God's Word; it don't hurt It; it don't ruin them. It only ruins the one in unbelief. It only ruins the unbeliever, not God. God's promises will be fulfilled just exactly the same. You just beat your brains out trying to get away from it. It don't stop God. Certainly not. His promise is made. His Words are there.
All the unbelief you can muster together won't stop it. Try to take your unbelief and stop the sun from rising. Try to keep rain from falling with your unbelief. God will do it anyhow, because it's in God's plan. It's God's program. And He will heal every sick person that'll take His Word for it. It's His program. He said so. "I'm the Lord heals all thy diseases."

L-34 Now, Abraham, being seventy-five years old, after this promise was made, living with his wife for all these years since she was about seventeen or eighteen years old... For she was his half sister. They'd been married all these years. And I can see them after the first month, he say, "How you feel Sarah?"
"No different."
"Glory to God, we're going to have it anyhow. Baby's coming anyhow." Second month pass, "How you feeling, Sarah?"
"No different."
"Hallelujah. We're going to have it any how."
Why? God said so. That settles it. The first year past. "What about, Sarah?"
"No different."
"Well, glory we'll have it any how."

L-35 Now, if we... if we don't get healed the very first minute that God pra--somebody prays for us, we take the promise, "Well, you know, I don't know whether I believe in Divine Healing or not." You're a poor substitute for Abraham's children. That's right. Abraham's seed... If you're in Christ, you're Abraham's seed. And you believe every promise God made to be the truth: Abraham's seed.
Ten years past. "How you feeling, Sarah?"
"No different."
"Well, glory it's going to be greater than ever; you're ten years older. Longer it waiter the greater the miracle it's going to be. Praise the Lord," He said, "We're going to have it anyhow. Just keep the little booties shined up, keep the pins, all the rust off of them, 'cause we're going to use them. God said so."
Well, it's against nature; it's against all the ethics; it's against the--the medical science; it's against everything, but all... It isn't against God's Word 'cause God said so. That's all that's necessary.

L-36 Say, "Well, Brother Branham, I've been in Mayo's clinic." I don't care how many clinics you been to. If you can believe that this promise is unto you, it's yours. Why? God said so. "Whosoever will, let him come." It's yours, your promise. If you're the children of Abraham. You believe it that way.
I think what the Pentecostal world needs today is an altar call. That's true. Come up to God and say it's so. No matter, any difference what science says and what anything else says, if it's contrary to God's promise, God will fulfill His promise. He said He would do it.


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