Yes, indeedy! Do that. Continue on believing. Notice, I call…was standing at Brother Wood’s yesterday when a phone call came in from a man that’s in a wheelchair, that come here burdened for a brother or somebody that was—that was a alcoholic and been through the ’s-Anonymous and taken shots, in the hospital, and so forth; and Brother Neville, speaking in tongues or someway gave a—a prophecy over this person, and gave a prophecy that something would happen to that man for the good within the next few days, or something like that. And the man called up and said that this man, sixty-eight days now, has been from the hospital, hasn’t drinking one drink, or taken one drug to keep from drinking, or anything. And the thing that Brother Neville said in prophecy came to pass. Praise the Lord! We believe our brother to be a man of God. Dear Brother Branham, are those…?

Now wait, let me stop there just a minute. Now, that’s what I’m trying to tell the people. Brother Neville believes the same Message that I believe. Brother Capps, Brother Beeler, Brother Ruddell, all these brothers around here believe the same Message that I believe; they preach It, same as I do.

And if you want to, really want to, you’re going to move out, and you’re going to retire or something or another, and want to come for the Word, come here. Come to the tabernacle, that’s where you hear It.

These are godly men. They’re men that has the same Holy Spirit that I have and—and you have, teach from the same Bible and the same Message. Dear Brother Branham, are those who will speak in tongues the remnant…? Yeah, I got that. Uh, huh, I got that, upon speaking in tongues. Brother Branham, your sermon on the baptism of the Holy Ghost, is baptism in Jesus’ Name…? Yeah, I got that. Let’s see.

Questions and Answers #4, 1964-08-30, Jeffersonville, IN, §182