I wish you’d be reverent while I’m praying. It’s not a excitable matter. It’s reverent, and we must approach God with a true sincere heart, and just as reverent as you can be. And obey—when I ask you to bow your head, I want you to do it, now that is while I’m praying. I respect that anywhere. And then when I…when…if the Lord performs some miracle, you’ll be able to see it, for I will ask you then to raise your head. And if you’ll obey and—and do as I ask you to do, I will assure you that God will bless you. And then I don’t…I’m a stranger to you people, and you don’t know me. I don’t know you. I don’t know one person in here, as I know of, except my manager, those that’s here, that I know here on the platform is with me. I know no one. But I cannot be responsible for other men’s testimony. I can only be responsible for what I know is truth. Then when the services is finished, this next week, Sunday week, if the Lord permits us to stay…If these things that I have said come to pass, then you believe God. If they do not come to pass, then I—I am a false prophet then. And now, that’s fair to any congregation, isn’t it? And you just let God…You judge according…Don’t be prejudice or try to…just be reverent, and just come sit down and look at it in the way that you should as Christian men and woman, and then you can pass your opinion. And I will pray that God will bless us and give us of His Presence.

Obey the Voice of the Angel, 1950-07-13, Minneapolis, MN, §6