<TITLE>19. Par 198-206</TITLE>L-198 Look at here, at the ministers, would you! Look at there. That makes me feel good, brethren. Ministers of the cross, man who is standing up here to identify themself with the Message. What can happen?

L-199   Now, look, don't lay it onto the ministers now. They've come to identify themselves. When you pass through here, identi-... hold the Token before you, "Lord Jesus, I've confessed my sins. In return, You have give me the baptism of the Holy Ghost. I am a purchased product. Sin, sickness or nothing can hold me from here on. I'm moving right." Hold that, oh, before you, and pass through here, and God will heal you and you'll go out of here rejoicing, happy, and be well. Do you believe it? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-200   Now each person in here, let's bow our heads, brethren, while together. We don't know what's going to happen. We just don't know. There is not any reason for any sick person to leave this building this afternoon. Hold that Token in your heart, pass right through this prayer line; where ministers, who has consecrated their lives to--to the service, is going to stand here, laying hands upon you as you pass through.
You say, "Why did you do that for, Brother Branham?"

L-201 I want you, everyone, to know that just... I'm not the healer. These man has just as much right to pray for the sick as anybody else. Frankly, I believe God would answer their prayers before He would mine. I'm tired and wore out, and everything. I--I believe that He would answer their prayers. And here they stand right in the midst of it, to identify themselves, not ashamed to take their place. I appreciate man like that.

L-202   Now, brethren, I know your feeling. I'm, I am one with you. I am the one that's weaved my net with you, out here in Texas, to try to catch every one of them fish that God has ordained to Life, out there. I'm doing my very best. I am with you, one hundred percent. Sometimes I scold and holler about organization and things. That don't mean I'm against you, my brother. I mean I'm against the system that would separate us from being brothers, because of some religious doctrine. We are brothers by the baptism of the Holy Ghost. We hold the same Token. We've received the same Blood, so let's believe that. We can meet There (can't we?), brethren, every one of us under the Blood.

L-203   Now, I was ordained a Baptist. Maybe you're a Methodist, or Lutheran, or Prebysterian, Pentecostal, Oneness, Twoness, Threeness, or whatever you have, Church of God, whatever it is. That don't make any difference. We can't agree upon them little things, let's forget about it then.

L-204 Something we can agree upon, that Jesus Christ our Saviour died for our sins, rose again and give us the Token. We're standing here with our prayers, to hold over these sick brothers and sisters that pass through this line. I'm going to believe it with all my heart.

L-205 I seen something happen right then. Amen. I know you think I'm crazy, but I'm feeling good crazy. I just hope I can stay this a way. Yes, sir. I just feel wonderful this way.
Let's pray.

L-206   Lord Jesus, I'm walking off this platform, down here, to identify myself with these brothers. I'm identifying myself with them, as we all are holding our Tokens in our hands, and in our hearts. As we obey Your command, "to lay hands upon the sick, and they shall recover." May every person passing through here, present their Token, that they have received the Holy Ghost, that they are a born-again child of God, that they believe it with all their heart. And as they pass through, may they curse that disease and affliction of their body. And may they go out of here rejoicing, knowing that their faith has made them whole.


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