<TITLE>14. Par 51-54</TITLE>L-51 And I seen my name there, and I run up to Him; I said, "Lord, do you mean that my sins has hurt You like that?"
And I heard Him say, "Forgive them for they don't know what they're doing."
I said, "Lord, if You'll forgive me of my sins, I'll promise to serve You." And He wrote with His hand from His side on that old book, "Pardoned," throwed it back behind Him in the sea of forgetfulness. And I said, "I'll always be grateful to You, God."
He said, "Now, I forgive your sins freely, but you want to destroy her." Then I come out of the vision, and I seen that He was pointing me to that woman. I was freely forgiven. Sin is sin whether it's little or big. So I said, "O Lord, forgive me."

L-52 I walked over to where she was. I thought, "I have to make this right before I leave." I walked over; I said, "How do you do?"
She said, "Oh, hello."
I said, "You mind if I set down?"
She said, "Oh, I got company."
I said, "Sister, I didn't mean it like that." I said, "I just want to talk to you a minute." And I set down there and begin to tell her. And as I noticed, as I was telling her, that black stuff she had on her eyes begin to wash down over her face; she was crying.
She said, "What's your name? You're not that Mr. Branham down here in this..."
I said, "Yes, ma'am."
She said, "I'm ashamed of myself."
And she set down there and told me a story of a father who was an old fashion Methodist preacher, of two girls in the world then, but she told a story of what had been done and bruised her. Many times we see people; we don't know what's behind that story. And then I listened to her, and she said, "Sir, I once knowed God. I went to church with my daddy and my mother. But she told me her story which is very bad, that--that she'd got into sin. And she said, "There's not a chance for me."
I said, "Do love Him?"
She said, "'Course I love Him."
I said, "How could you love Him if He didn't love you?"
There by the hand I took her, and on the middle of that floor there, we had a prayer meeting. We broke up the slot machine gang and things like that. And she was led to the Lord Jesus. Why? There was an atonement waiting there to accept her, take her sins away.

L-53 God is in His people. When He was... They walked with Him here on earth for thirty-three years. God was with His people then. But He told them to wait at the city of Jerusalem. They went up there and barred the windows down because they were afraid. God had been with His people.
But then there came on the day of Pentecost a sound like a rushing mighty wind that filled all the house where they were setting; then God was in His people. Out through the doors they went, into the streets to seal their testimony with their own blood. God was in His people.

L-54 When old Elijah called on a case where there was the prophet, and there laid a dead baby. He walked up and down the floor. What was it? A man walking. But all at once he felt the anointing come on him, and he stretched hisself across the baby, and he sneezed seven times and come to life. What was that? God in His people.
There was Paul, who taken from his--his body aprons and sent them to the sick and afflicted, and they were healed. What was that? God in His people.
There was Peter the apostle, not enough education to write his own name, passed down the street and the people laid in his shadow and was healed. What was it? God in His people.
Sure, what is it here night after night when you see the great signs and wonders take place of the supernatural Christ of God manifested in among the people here? What is it? God in His people.


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