<TITLE>19. Par 66-68</TITLE>L-66 Now, to these ministers, I suppose, setting here on the platform, my brethren, and in the audience, how many ministers here tonight has read the Scripture that Jesus Christ is right now our High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities? How many know that? All right. Well then, if Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, He's the same High Priest, then He'd have to act the same as He did yesterday, if He's the same High Priest. Is that right? 'Cause God can't change. See?
Well, now, if you'll just be... Don't--don't get nervous. Don't nobody get up. Just set still, and you won't be nervous, and we'll just look, quietly. Saying, "Brother Branham, can I come touch you?" That would be no more good than that dish there, wouldn't do you a bit more good than touching that, to touch me. I... Ain't nothing about me. I'm just a no good sinner, saved by the grace of God. Touch your husband, touch your wife, touch your brother, touch somebody else, it'd be just the same. You're touching men.

L-67 Now, it don't make any difference whether I put my hands on you or not, but just one time touch Him. Just touch Him, and let His resurrected Life that's among us now... See what He will do. See if He isn't still the same High Priest.
Brethren, if--if He will do that, it looks like it ought to take every kink out of your mind. Doesn't it? It seems like it's so perfect there's the Word that says it. See? Now, the only thing that keeping you from receiving it is gross denseness; and "Oh, I wish we could go on home, I'm so tired. Oh, I--I feel so bad, I wished he'd quit." See? You'll never get nothing.
You've got to be on the alert, watching, reverently watching, believing. "Lord, this is my hour. I'm coming, Lord. Let me touch You. That man don't know me."

L-68 How many out there is a stranger to me, raise up your hand, knows that I don't know you? How many in the prayer line, that I'm a stranger to you, I don't know you, raise up your hands? Every one. All out over the audience. There isn't one person in here right now that I'm looking at, or anywhere that I can see, that I know, not a person. Back here the only one I know is my own son standing there, Brother Arganbright here, the minister here, I've shook hands with this brother here, my field secretary, and one of the managers setting right here; that's the only people in this building that I know. And if they have anything wrong with them, I won't speak with them. I'll let it go, like we got in the room last night, back there. I'll let that go till then.


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