Now, if I come here and tell you that God told me to come down and to—and to heal the sick, and to open the eyes of the blind, to unstop the deaf ears, and…Well, that’s good. You…“Well, all right now, Brother Branham. If God told you to do that, I’ll—I’m going to look at your meetings. If He told you to do that, and this man comes to you and asks you for that, give you all the plea that he can, then I—I believe you’re right. If you do that, I—I see; I say God is with you. That’s what God told you to do.” See? Then you have to notice. When you testify of something, if God…If a man testifies, you have a right to doubt that (See?), or not doubt it, but to watch it. And then if God testifies to the same thing, that it’s absolutely the truth, then that’s not the man’s testimony, that’s God confirming that testimony. Isn’t that right?

Get the People to Believe, 1952-07-17, Hammond, IN, §9