<TITLE>10. Par 42-46</TITLE>L-42 Noah, way back in the beginning in the--before the antediluvian destruction, maybe a farmer out in the field, but one day he met God. And God told him it was going to rain. Noah was just as sure as it was going to rain as--as he was sure he was Noah. And he went about preparing an ark for the saving of his household, because he was certain that it was going to rain.
No matter how unscientific it seemed, no matter how many... Science could prove him there's not one speck of water up there; there could not be a cloud form; there could not be this, that, or the other. No matter how scientifically it seemed, he was certain it was going to rain, and he made arrangements for it. Amen.
That's the way, brother. When you're certain, make arrangements for it. If you're certain tonight that you're not going out of here sick, if God's revealed it to you, you're not going out, make arrangements. You say, "I'm crippled. I--I--I can't walk. But I'm certain in my heart, God spoke to me awhile ago and say, 'Tonight you're going to walk out of this building.'" Just get ready; you're going out. That's right.
Be certain in your heart. When God speaks, it's certain, eternally certain when God speaks, no uncertain sound about it all.

L-43 Moses, a man that was smart, highly educated, polished scholar, could even teach the Egyptians. He was a military man; we're told, knowed all the genius of--of militarism. And he found out that he failed in his militarism. When he had all of the army of--of Pharaoh behind him and would've been heir to the throne, but one day, after he had run and been out in the wilderness for forty years, married, settled down, had a wife and child...
One day on the backside of the desert, an old man, eighty years old, with long whiskers, herding sheep, got a glimpse of a burning bush. Stood before that bush and heard God say, "Surely, I'll be with you. Go down in Egypt." And Moses was certain that nothing was going to bother him. He knowed that he was going down to deliver the people, because he was certain God told him the truth. Because he knowed it was God and he knowed it was God's plan in God's Word to deliver them.

L-44 Now, if Moses could be that certain, for one old man to go down and take a--a nation out of a nation, how much more certain ought we to be when we read God's Word and see that these--we're living in this times that we're living in now, we ought to be so certain of an oncoming revival. We ought to be so certain of the pouring out of the Holy Ghost. We ought to be so certain of our healing. God said so; that settles it.

L-45 Moses was perfectly certain that the--Israel was going to be delivered. He didn't know how; he didn't have nothing in his hand but an old stick. But he was going down anyhow. He didn't know how it was going to be done, but he knowed that God had spoke to him and he was on his road.
He'd get down there and let God do what He wanted to after he got there. So that's the way. You say, "Brother Branham, I got cancer. How can I be certain?" Let God speak to you. Accept the Word. Well, if the doctor said... I know the man done everything he could do for you, no doubt. But if God has spoke to you, just be certain that it's God and then move on.

L-46 God speaks to you, you'll see God, see His power, see His resurrection, see His works, and His signs, and you know that He is here, then accept Him and accept His Word. If you can feel it way down in your heart that it's true, then just go right on, make preparations because everything's going to be all right.
That little girl, that I spoke of here the other night, maybe the little lady's here tonight, with a baby that had that foot hanging up, from Zion. She was so certain that that baby was going to walk, she got it a pair of shoes (You see?), and come down for it to be prayed for.


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