<TITLE>03. Par 21-31</TITLE>L-21 And I said... 'Course fifteen different interpreters, you know that takes... You have to jot down what you've said, time they... You say, "Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to save sinners." And this one will go "blu, blu, blu, blu," and this one "nic, nic, nic, nic," that's "Jesus Christ, the Son of God."
You know, I--I used to hear people speak in tongues, and I thought, "My, that can't be right." But the Bible said there's not a sound without a meaning, significant. When I heard that, some of them clucks like birds, some squeak like bugs, and everything. But it means a meaning to them, if--every sound was a meaning.

L-23 And when it went through again, and I said, "Well, then let those now that really knows that it's not physical healing, it's accepting Christ as Saviour, a heaven to go to, you believe in the Son of God, accept Him as your personal Saviour, break your idols on the ground." And they throwed them down. And I said, "Right there now, raise up your hands to that God, and give Him praise. He'll give you the Holy Spirit."
And while standing on that ground, I seen women that was stark naked; and as soon as Christ struck them, they walked away from that ground with their hands folded. And when you seen them again, they had on clothes.
Now, if Christ will make a heathen, naked, realize that she's wrong being naked, and then women who profess to be Christians and every year stripping more off, I can't understand that. There's something wrong somewhere.
A raw heathen, just standing there, borned in this world and never knew she was naked... She don't know she's naked. But let Christ come in her presence, she realizes she's naked, insomuch she try to cover herself as much as she can to fold her arms and walk away. Two or three days later, you find her again; she's dressed.
Now, there is something wrong somewhere, and I'm sure it is not with Christ. Oh, I think the Word is perfect.

L-28 I just love Abraham's journey. Don't you? I'm staying with it a long time, I hope to get to Jehovah-jireh tonight. I took my text three or four nights ago, and never got to it.
But one year at home I took a subject, preaching on Job. Well, about almost a year I was in the Book of Job, every Sunday and Wednesday, on Job. And finally I got him up till he set on the ash heap. I had him there about three or four weeks. And one--one precious sister with enough courage to write me; she said, "Brother Branham, when you ever going to get Job off the ash heap?"
Well, I guess you're wondering when I'm ever going to get Abraham up to see Jehovah-jireh.

L-31 But I had a point. Abraham out... Or, Job setting there on that ash heap, Elihu speaking, God trying His saint, and brought it all again, until I got to this spot to where I could make the killing shot, got everything ready. Then the Lord came down in this whirlwind, and lightnings begin to flash, and thunders roar. And the Spirit of God come upon the prophet; he stayed up on his feet, said, "I know my Redeemer liveth." Watch, "Redeemer... And at the last days He shall stand upon the earth. And though after the skin worms destroys this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God; Whom I shall see for myself, my eyes shall behold, and not another." Oh, what a lesson there. To drive that in, it taken awhile to get the people all situated, the Spirit just right, then drive it. And then the altar lined and filled with people, repenting.


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