<TITLE>05. Par 16-19</TITLE>L-16 And the next morning Miss... Sidney Smith, the mayor of Durban, South Africa, called me up and said, "Go to your window that faces the seashore right quick. You'll see something you've never seen." And there come seventeen truck loads, big vans (and they're as long as from here to where it says "Exit" over there) just full of... I made one prayer, congregational prayer, for that thousands times thousands, just oceans of people. You seen the picture of it, and then... (That's transposition in this thing.) And when you--when you look there...
And I looked out there, and they was laying out there and I just stood and raised my hand, and made one little prayer of about five minutes, over every one of them and said, "If you believe that that Spirit that knows the secrets of the heart is the God of the Bible, then accept your healing." And the next day I looked out the window, and seventeen of those big van loads coming down, and those natives that was laying in those things that they were packing them in, and clubs, and wheelchairs, and stretchers and everything else, was walking behind this, singing, "All things are possible, only believe."
Dr. F. F. Bosworth's one of the most honest men I ever seen. He would never... He'd underestimate instead of overestimate. He said, "Brother Branham, when I seen that massive thing take place," said, "I could say with my hand on the Bible that I underestimate twenty-five thousand outstanding miracles took place at one time."

L-17 And we turn our heads, and walk away, and say, "Well, guess it was all right." They'll raise and condemn us. That's right. That's right. You're my people. I'm Anglo-Saxon. You're--you're my people. You're the one that I... You're--you're like me; you're a white man. And--and I'm--I'm--I'm here to tell you... But your education has ruined you. That's exactly right. It's got you away from God. It always does. Education's the greatest enemy the Gospel ever had. I say that with all my heart. It's the greatest enemy that the Gospel ever had. It's a lot harder to deal with a educated heathen than one that's uneducated.

L-18 Let me tell you something. Right in that same place, I asked these people, I said, "Don't wait now until you go learn languages. Go, tell everybody in your tribe." I've got newspaper clippings where I forget how many loads of firearms and things that they'd stole, just in the Shangai tribe, brought them back. The mayor of--the paper of Durban packed it, that they were through with sin.
And notice. Let me say something just, not to be sacrilegious, but to be brotherly, and godly, and warningly to you. Them women standing there stark naked, with nothing but a clout on; and as--as quick as they received Christ as their Saviour, they walked away from there with their arms folded. Answer my question, somebody. If just receiving Christ will cause a--a woman that doesn't know right and left hand to realize she's naked, how can we call ourselves Christians, and constantly stripping the clothes off all the time? There's something wrong somewhere.

L-19 Let us pray. Heavenly Father, I've tried hard. I've done all I know. The rest is to You, Father. I--I just... I pray You help us now as we read Your Word, as we speak. Whatever You've called, You surely... It will come. I commit it all to You, with myself, these few words that's laying here before me. And I pray that You'll sanctify it to honor You.
I'm sorry I'm holding Your people too late. And I pray, Father, knowing that the revival's over, and people weary easy, I--I'm sorry if I have done anything wrong. And I pray that You'll help me tonight and let us see Thy Word once more in Its Light. Then heal the sick and save the lost. We commit it to You in Jesus' Name. Amen.


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