<TITLE>15. Par 50-53</TITLE>L-50 One morning when God spoke to him, the next morning he become a wild man to the people. Let God speak to anybody, and in the eyes of the world, they become crazy. And I don't mean a--a fanatic. I mean a solid man or woman that comes to God, He takes the fanaticism out of you.
Now, we find out that Moses, the next morning, here he was, with his wife setting on a mule; and his little boy, Gershom, on her hip; and an old crooked stick in his hand. And here he was going down on the road to Egypt to take over. As I said, "A one-man invasion going down to take over."
"Where you going, Moses?"
"Going down to Egypt."
"What are you going to do?"
"Take over."
"What are you going to do it with?"
"This stick."
"Who said so?"
"God did." Amen. That settles it. He was just as certain to that as he could be--with that old dry stick. With this old dry stick in the hands of God, means more than every machine gun that could be turned towards...?... Yes. One little, ignorant, illiterate boy out there in the hands of God, with not enough education to know his ABC's, could bring more power of God out of heaven than all the doctors of theology there is in this United States...?...

L-51 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] Forgetting all of his theology. He didn't have to polish up on nothing... and...?... God. And he was certain it was God. He was certain that he was going to deliver them. How is he going to feed two-and-a-half-million people without a bite to eat? A bunch of slaves out there in the wilderness, how is he going to do it? He was certain God would do something about it.
"Brother Branham, when you preach Divine healing, there's people in heart trouble and this... How are you going--how you going to make it work?" I don't; it ain't my business to make it work. That's God's business to do that. But just as certain as I know His Word is true, He sent that Angel and said so. And somewhere in here, somebody's going to get healed. I'm just as certain of that as I'm standing here. Something's going to come forth because He said so. I don't know who it is, where it's at, but it'll be there. Who is it? I don't know; it's none of my business who it is.

L-52 Somebody will be saved. "How do you know?" God has said so. I'm certain of it. I'm positive of it.
"Brother Branham, you've had an awful struggle; I thought you said the Lord led you over here." He did.
"What do you think? Good will come out of it?" I don't know, but I'm certain He sent me here. I'm certain that He's doing something. I don't know what it is, but I'm certain He's doing it, because it's His Word. No guess work, I know it's true.

L-53 When Abraham, a man seventy-five years old, and his wife sixty-five... God met him one day and said, "Abraham, I'm going to give you a--a baby by your wife, Sarah." She was barren and him sterile, I suppose. And here they was, after all these years. Well, if God... Well, Abraham was just as positive he was going to have that baby as anything.
I can imagine him say, "Sarah, knit a bunch of little booties and get you some birdeye and some diaper pins, and let's get started. We're getting ready. We're going to have it." Well, it sounds silly.
What if he went out to the doctor and said, "Doctor, wife and I are--want to make arrangements at the hospital to have a baby."
Why, the doctor say, "Oh, oh, certainly, Mr. Abraham. Yes, sir. Uh-huh. (Say, "Say, would you turn... would you call a psychiatrist or the psychopathic ward, somewhere? That old man's went off of his head.") But he was certain God was going to do it.


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