I hope not. No. No. Friends, don’t get that in your mind now, see. You just go right on. Dig the potatoes, and go to church, and right on. If it takes place in the morning, you be found doing just exactly what you’re supposed to be doing. Don’t—don’t start…

See, when you do, you twist the very thing away from the—the purpose that it’s intended for. You get little peculiar thoughts, and you get your own ideas about thing. Don’t take your own idea. Just when you sit and listen to things like that, say, “Thank You, Lord. I’m just going to walk a little closer to You.” See? “I’m going to walk…” Don’t quit work and say, “I’ll sell out everything.”

A man run in, up here, the other day, from North Carolina, just before we left. And he said, “Glory to God! Can you tell me where some great somebody was?” And I said, “No.”

“Oh, yes, sir,” said, “this guy has got the…” Said, “This guy is the president of the Audio Mission.” I said, “The what?” Said, “Audio Mission.” I said, “I don’t understand.” And he said, “Oh,” said, “this guy is the president.” I said, “What did you say his name was?”

He said, “Branham, I believe. Something like that, Brown or Branham.” I said, “Well, my name is Branham.” He said, “Are you the president of the Audio Mission?” I said, “No, sir.” He said, “Well, where is the Millennium at?” I said, “I don’t know.”

He said, “Why, you’re a…You—you mean that it—it—it—it’s going on right here, and you don’t know it?” I said, “No, sir, I don’t.”

He said, “Well, glory to God!” Said, “I got some—some friends that come told me,” and said, “I quit work.” Still had his work clothes on. Said, “Brother, I want the Millennium.”

And I said, “Well, I—I believe you’re just a little bit confused, aren’t you, brother?”

About that time a car drove up, a taxi cab. She said, “Hold it! Hold it! Hold it!” A little woman come up there, said, “Now you’re going to pray for my husband.” I said, “Yes, ma’am. What—what about it?”

She said, “Well, I understand you have to wait a month on an interview, see, to get prayed for.” And I said, “What?”

And she said, “Yes, sir.” Said, “But I’m desperate. You got to pray for my husband.” I said, “Sure. Where is he at? Bring him on.”

This guy standing there, looking off, said, “Do you pray for the sick, too?” I said, “Yes, sir.”

Said, “What did you say your name was, Branham?” I said…“And you don’t know nothing about the Millennium?”

I said, “Well, I…No, I don’t.” I said, “I—I don’t understand it. Just right in the Bible.”

He said, “No, it’s right now. People has come from everywhere.” I said, “Where is it at?” He said, “Jeffersonville, Indiana, right under the bridge.”

I said, “Sir, you got me, bested.” And I said, “I don’t know nothing about it.” I said, “Let’s go in and sit down. Maybe we can talk this thing over.” We did, see.

Don’t—don’t, you see, friends, don’t you never desire a ministry. You know what I mean. See? You’ll be happier just where you are. See? You just go right on.

Questions and Answers on the Seals, 1963-03-24, Jeffersonville, IN, §348