Now, this is kindly cutting it home tonight. But listen, this is what will do you…You might not like me now, but brother, at the day of judgment you’ll see I’ve told you the truth and been one man that’s honest with you. That’s right. Now, that’s just as unscriptural as it can be. And when this Baptist brother come around, he said, “Brother Branham, I got your paper.” I said, “Not my paper.” He laid it down and said, “Look at this. What do you think of this?” And I have nothing against the “Voice of Healing.” But the trouble with the “Voice Of Healing”…Here’s what I got away from it. It glorifies the man instead of the Christ. Christ is what we want to get glory. This man’s got a tent, they out-seats this one. And this one out-seats that one. What—who is these men? Who are we? We’re nothing but six foot of dust by the mercies of God. If we got what we deserve, we’d be in hell. That’s exactly right. It’s Jesus Christ we’re trying to exalt and point to. Not whether you got a half a dozen or ten thousand. What difference does that make? If you’re looking for numbers, why, the Catholic church has done got us so snowed under…And the world has done got us beat altogether. It’s not numbers. God doesn’t dwell in multitudes. He dwells in sincere hearts. Christ—what do you think Christ’s crowd would have compared with Caiaphas’ would’ve called over the nation? His little crowd of three or four, five thousand at a time when they gathered together and the people with Christ’s day. But Caiaphas could have called three or four million together. So there you are. It don’t…Not in crowds, friends. There’s…Don’t get that on your minds.

Palmerworm, Locust, Cankerworm, Caterpillar, 1953-06-12, Connersville, IN, §17