<TITLE>27. Par 239-249</TITLE>L-239 Look at Noah. Now, the Bible says that in Noah's day it had never rained from heaven. God watered the earth, up through the earth. It never rained. And here is a fanatic out yonder a-building a big old boat about two city-blocks long; a boat to float, when there wasn't nothing for it to float in. There was no water. There wasn't even any--only thing on earth, the biggest thing was a spring. "Now, what is he building that thing for, and pitching it within and without, and things like that?" Why, they say, "Where's that water coming from, Noah?"
"Uh, from up there."
"Well, I'm a scientist. And I--I--I can prove that, this air, that--that there ain't no--there ain't no water up there. If there would, it'd come right down now. There's none up there. I can scientifically prove to you that there's none up there."
"Well," but Noah said, "you know, God's able to put some up there. See? See, that's it. God said it would be up there. And it'll be up there."
"Well, what are you doing, Noah?"
"I--I'm getting ready for it. See? I'm making ready."

L-242 Well now, science was giving a sound. Science said, "That bunch of holy-rollers over there on that hill is actually crazy. Why, they're--they're beside themselves. Well, they're--they're--they're hewing out a big old boat there, well, what in the world they going to do with it? Well, if we took every spring in the world and put it all in water, it wouldn't be enough to even dampen the hull. And here they say, 'It's going to float. And that water is coming down from up there.'"
But Noah, no matter how foolish science said it was, he was listening to a certain sound. God said, "I'm going to destroy the world with water," nothing uncertain about that. It sounded uncertain then. But it was God's Word, no matter how silly it sounds.

L-244 God said, "I'm the Lord that healeth thee." There's nothing uncertain about that. You believe that. God said, "I'll give whosoever will the Holy Ghost that comes." There's nothing uncertain about that.
Say, "I'm a drunkard. I'm a prostitute. I'm..."
I don't care what you are. "Whosoever will, let him come." Nothing uncertain.
I'd rather He'd say that, than said, "If William Branham will come in 1960, I'll give him the fountains of Water of Life." Now, that would've been pretty good, look like it was me. But there might be two William Branhams, so I wouldn't know which one was me. But when He said, "Whosoever," I know that was me anyhow, 'cause I was--I was one that wanted to come. See? So, you see, God's Word is certain.

L-249 Now, to the outside world, the scientific world, it sounds very uncertain. See? Because said, "Now, who would ever think... Now, look. There's the moon at night. There's the stars. There's the atmosphere." They were way smarter in that day, you know, than they are now.
They built the sphinx in that day. Could we build it today? One paw, it would take sixteen flatcars to put it on there; and sets a half a city block high in the air. Could we build it?
They built the pyramid in that day. One of those boulders in there weighed hundreds of thousands of tons. Well, we ain't got nothing in the world could build it. We ain't got no power, that gasoline or anything else, could ever lift it up there. You couldn't have a machine big enough. How big? And it's so perfectly till there's no mortar in it; but they cut it here on the ground, and got it up there somehow, that you can't take a razor blade and slice along in it like that, it's setting so close together. Smarter than we are now. And that same smart...
They had a dye back there. They could make a mummy in that day, We can't make one today. We couldn't make a human body a mummy; we don't know what to put in them to make them look natural. They had--they had dye they put in cloth in that day, that we don't have it now. We couldn't do nothing like it. There's just many things they had then, that we didn't have.


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