<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 But when that day when the meeting started, I sent Billy down to give out prayer cards. Oh, mercy. You just couldn't think about such a thing. He didn't even have hardly any clothes on him when he got out. The people, and they had to have them. I've got a picture of it in colors where they had them fenced off by tribes, thousands times thousands. I had fifteen interpreters. When I'd say, "Jesus Christ the Son of God," I'd go get a drink of water and set down till one...
I used to hear the Pentecostal people speak in tongues, and I thought, "My, that can't be right." But after that day I realized it was right. There--there's not a sound can be made unless it means... You know, I believe the Bible said something like that, "There's no sound without a significance." You see that--that there's a meaning to every sound to something. Trumpet gives the uncertain sound, see then...

L-14 So one of them would go... I would say, "Jesus Christ the Son of God," one of them would go...?... [Brother Branham imitates the different interpreters languages--Ed.] Another go, "...?..." that's the Son of God, Jesus Christ. And--and others would make all kinds of funny warbles in their throats, like birds, but that meant Jesus Christ, the Son of God. It was interpreted to their tribes of ten thousand Mohammedans there. And so then... They're the kind supposed to be hard. There... Come from the old Medes-o-Persias who change not or alter not.
And so I met one missionary; he said, "Think of it, Brother Branham, I been here thirty years and I got one precious jewel."
I said, "What's that?"
"I won a Mohammedan to Christianity." That's really something for a missionary to win a Mohammedan to Christianity.

L-15 So that day when I said, "Well now, we cannot have prayer cards to line the people up, so I'm going to ask a missionary of each tribe to get at least one or two out of each tribe and bring them here at the platform." Well, they had a platform built, something higher than this, quite a bit higher, all the way across the race track; big speakers setting up from everywhere. And I said...
I quoted them the story of Jesus. I said, "Now, as far as healing is concerned or salvation, it is something that He has already done for you. It's yours. You just have to accept it, Divine healing the same way. But a question that's in your mind," I said, "perhaps just like it is in the most minds of the Americans and so forth everywhere: Is He really alive or did the--the Jewish traditions, they stole Him from the grave, and took Him away, is--is that it?" Said, "That's what you wonder."
I said, "Now, the thing is that He claims to be He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. Then if He is, will not He do as He did yesterday," and just give them the plain story. Take me about a hour to do it, just talking, to get it to them. Finally, they agreed.

L-16 Well, the missionaries had the people lined up. There was about eight or ten medical doctors, and there were all different denominations piled around there from everywhere.
And on the battlefield we don't ask, "Are you Methodist? Are you Baptist." Brother, it's trying to get heathens there. That's all. Even Catholic priests was there dressed, not as a Catholic priest, but with clothes on like the natives. See, you're on the battlefield then.


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