And Brother Bosworth said, “Brother Best, I—I certainly apologize,” said that—that, “Brother Branham is no Divine healer, and never said he was.” He said, “Would you…” said, “Do you believe in salvation?” “Yes, sir.” He said, “Would you want to be called a Divine Saviour?” Said, “If preaching Divine healing makes Brother Branham a Divine healer, preaching salvation makes you a Divine Saviour.” He said, “You know you’re not a Saviour.” “Certainly not.” Said, “Neither is he a healer. If you’re ever saved it’s in Christ. If you’re ever healed it’s in Christ. You point to salvation; so does Brother Branham. And he points to healing in the atonement. Now, if you want to argue that,” said, “just step out on it (See?) for it was in the atonement.”

The Angel of the Lord, 1951-07-18, Toledo, OH, §31