<TITLE>22. Par 65-67</TITLE>L-65 Look at this prophet. The woman didn't believe in the staff. I think that's where Paul got the handkerchiefs taken from his body. 'Cause I believe Paul wouldn't preach nothing but what was in the Word, so he sent the handkerchiefs to the people. God was in Paul, and the people took handkerchiefs from Paul's body, laid them on their body, and devils went out of them, and diseases was healed. God was in a man. You believe that? Paul.
God was in Elijah, called on the scene of a dead baby. He didn't know what to do. The baby was dead. So he just walked back and forth up-and-down on the floor (Oh, I like that.), waiting for the Holy Spirit to come, walking to and fro in the room. And after while, he begin to feel the Spirit coming on him. I believe he picked up a little bit, you know, walking a little faster. Oh, he felt the Spirit, laid hisself on the baby, and the baby sneezed seven times and come to life: God in His people.
What could bring life back from death, but God. Amen. Whew. I feel real religious right now. Oh, my, you think a Baptist don't shout, I sure do. Oh, God in His people.

L-66 There was an old fisherman, didn't have... Today we watch for the intellectual, the big guy that's went through college and knows all the degrees, and got the D.D.D. and Ph.D.'s, and all kinds of D.D.'s. And so then, the first thing you know, he gets up there, you know, and he knows all about it. We think that's the guy. But God got a little old fisherman, one time, under His control. He couldn't even sign his own name, illiterate, unlearned, and the people seen God working in that man, until they actually laid in the shadow of that fisherman and was healed, everyone His shadow passed over.
God's in His people. Do you believe that? God is in His universe. Do you believe that? God is in His Word. Do you believe that? God is in His Son. Do you believe that? God is in His people. Do you believe that?

L-67 Look, last night, when we was talking about, "The Works That I Do, Shall You Also," we took the works that He did, and showed what it was. He promised He would be here. You say, "But God lived in another age."
God lives forever. God's eternal. God can't die. God... They killed the body, Jesus, but God raised it up again, and He's alive forevermore. His Spirit lives in the church today. His Spirit is here now. His Spirit's among His people. He proves Hisself, not by some, thing... He could prove Hisself alive by this. He could prove Hisself alive by the sunset. He could prove Hisself alive by His Word. He could prove Hisself alive by His Spirit that's in the building now by men and women who will commit themselves to Him. Amen. You commit yourself to Him, say, "What happens, Brother Branham, when you see those visions?"
It's nothing in the world, but just having a gift to know how to relax myself, get William Branham off to the side. That's the biggest enemy I got is William Branham. He's always in my way. He's always in God's way, I will say. He's always gets in God's way: He's too tired; he don't want to do this; he don't want to do that. If I can just crucify that guy, God can use it. God can use this body, use this microphone. It's a mute till I speak in it, or somebody speaks in it, but it can't speak itself. How could a man see a vision? How could a man heal a sick person? How could laying on of hands bring a dead baby to life or so forth? How can it ever do? It's not man; it's God in that man, just the same as God in a sunset. God's everywhere.


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