<TITLE>31. Par -</TITLE>L-966-206 Now, on this here, let--let--let's just kind of... You... Here's what I say. Let me say this, not the Lord, let me say it. If you are married at this time, and you both are saved, and you're filled with the Holy Spirit, and you love one another, and you've got little children (Now, remember this is me, not the Lord. See?), go ahead and live together; be happy; 'cause you couldn't live with your first wife or you wouldn't have married her. Then if you leave this and go back to your first one, you're doing worse than you did in the first place. See? So you see, you're all messed up; there's no way of getting out of it. There'd only be one way truly that I can say from the Bible: both of you live single. See?
Now, but... That's the only way I could say right now, but there is another thing in there, that I--I can't tell you now, and the reason I say, "Not I, but the Lord, continue on." If you'll ever bring that to a tape, and someday, if I ever bring it, you remember the way I said that. If you were wise, you could've picked it up (See?), of how I said that then, and then you would know.

L-966-Q-256 256. Brother Branham, should we go to the other churches even when they disagree with you?
Sure, yep. Jesus did when they disagreed with Him. Go ahead. We notice here, says, "Should we go to another church that disagrees with you?" Sure, I don't... I'm not the only pebble on the beach, you know. There's--there's just other godly men everywhere; I hope I'm one of them. See? But don't never get down here...
I was called in on something like this the other day. A--a group in Arizona called my attention to that. See? A ministerial group said, "The only thing that we have against you, Brother Branham, is (one of the things) the people that comes out here with you, we can't get them to go to church anywhere." Said, "They got children and everything; they won't go to church." And said, "Well, we told them they was welcome to come--come to our church."

L-967-210 Now, I know they put a pressure on you and want you to join, but you don't have to join; but put them kids in Sunday school somewhere. And you go to church; don't set at home, go fishing, and hunting, and things like that on Sunday.
You say, "Well, I'm not a legalist."
Well, you'd better be in that manner for a while, dishonoring the resurrection of Christ. You go to church somewhere.
If I--if I went... If I couldn't get... If I went to a certain church that I know there's only one thing them people ever said that I believed--they said they believe Jesus was the Son of God. They said it (I doubt it), but I'd go hear them say that. Maybe you say... That's this church, maybe the next church would be something like the Baptists. They say, "Yeah, I believe you have to have an experience." I--I'll go with them that. Then I believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God; I believe you have to have an experience. All right.
Then maybe there's the Assemblies of God. Now, they believe... See, I--now I can eat about three or four slices of bread with them (See?), 'cause they can believe...

L-967-213 Like the other day, this same person called up and wanted to know about that, and said, "You said..." (This minister out there, this fellow down there that wanted discuss that. Poor brother, he's in such a delusion.) He said, "Well, Brother Branham (See?)," he said, "he's against you Assemblies of God." And if a Assembly minister happens to pick up this tape, I want you to tell me when was I ever against the Assembly of God men or any other man. Why is it, when your own headquarters admit that I have sent to you three-quarters of a million of my children that I've begotten to Christ? How am I against the Assemblies of God? Why am I against the oneness? I'm not against no oneness, Assemblies of God, Church of God, or no man. I'm against every system that separates men.


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