<TITLE>12. Par 39-42</TITLE>L-39 And there, when the Holy Spirit begin to reveal to the people... And then, came a man... And they thought it was a telepathy. Then came a blind man to the platform with his prayer card, the fourth person. And I saw a vision that he was going to be made well. And I challenged every religion on the ground to come, give him his sight.
I said, "If this is telepathy, you come give him his sight." I said, "Then why don't you come? The Mohammedan's priest, why don't you come?" I said, "You think... I wouldn't nothing... I wouldn't say that for anything. I'd be afraid to say it. But I just saw a vision that he's got his sight. Now, if he doesn't, then I'm a false prophet. If he does, how many will accept Christ as Saviour?" Just oceans of hands...
I said, "Come here, sir." And It told him he was a--been blind so many years, and he was a beggar, and so forth, and all about how many children he had, and so... That was all right, but they still believed it was a telepathy, like a mind reading. You see?
And so, I said, "Now, mind reading, it... I know nothing about psychology." I said... And anybody that knows psychology would never call that psychology. So then they... I said, "Now, if that's so, you professors of psychology come here and give him his sight." It was a mighty quiet group.

L-40 I said--I said, "You Mohammedans are the predominating religion of the world." That's right. There are more Mohammedans than any. And I said, "Why don't your priests come up here then and give him his sight?" I said, "What about you Buddhists?" Buddha lived about twenty-three hundred years ago, a Chinese philos--or Japanese philosopher. I said, "Now, why don't you come and give him his sight?" I said, "I was in the temple this afternoon of the Jains. There is the--the (like the pope) the highest man of them. You come, give him his sight. I'll join your religion." Nobody said nothing.
I said, "What's the matter with you?" You see? I said, "Now, if this is telepathy, then you come. You're masters at it. I'm not. Come, give him his sight." See? I said, "If Mohammedan is... Somebody's got to be right, and somebody's got to be wrong. We can't all be right." That's true.

L-41 I said, "Let the God that's the God of creation create him a sight. Then we'll know whether it's right or not." And I said, "I wouldn't say that if I hadn't already saw he was going to receive his sight." But I said, "He is. If he doesn't, then you turn me out of India. I'm a false prophet. If he does, you receive Him."
I motioned to him to come there. No more than I prayed, he screamed. He could see good as I could like any of them. Sure. And then, they had... I couldn't even get out of the building, and things like that. They had--they had even a militia of soldiers there, oh, I guess fifteen, sixteen hundred soldiers before I could ever get to the car two hours later. And...
But what is it, friends? God, if He ever was God, He's still God. And if He isn't the same God, then there's something wrong. He couldn't have been God to begin with. So... See? So He's--He's--He's got to ever remain the same.

L-42 Now, now, if we'd say, "Sir, we would see Jesus?"... Now, if I'd say to the Lutherans here tonight, "What do you think about it?"
"Oh, sure. I believe He's the same." Baptist, Presbyterian, Pentecostals, Catholic, whatevermore, it'd all be, "Yes, He's in our church, and we've got Him. This is ours. He's--He's our God. He's--He's with us."
Well now, I believe that too. I'm going to believe that with you. But now, just a minute. There's only one way to make that thing right. There's only one way to correctly know: is to find out what He was yesterday. See? Ever what He was yesterday, He's got to be the same today. Is that right? See, it isn't whether...


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