<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>54-0620A, I Will Restore, K.R.N.T. Theater, Des Moines, IA, 59 min
L-1 Marvelous meeting, at Brother Rediger's place there. Where him... Many great men stood in the same pulpit. And this song that's been my theme now for eight years, "Only Believe," when Paul Rader, who wrote it, pastored the tabernacle after the death of Brother Rediger... I was right in the room, and hear it coming in, in just inspiration, and "Only believe, all things are possible." I know that Paul made that song up sitting right there. And he was a dear friend, that's gone on to glory.
And while sitting there, why, that night I know we was having a great time. You Pentecostal people, or Assemblies of God, seen the article that was written. The little girl had been blind, you know, and was healed. "We The People" packed it in the--the book of "We The People." And oh, it went everywhere of the little blind girl that night, that I just held in my arms till she got her sight.

L-2 And so, after the meeting was about ended, they had taken me back to rest up a little bit, and then taken me to emergency room, where some, they couldn't get back to be prayed for. Just kinda... There was a man came in who really must've taught Mr. Webster how to talk. He come in; he said, "Brother Branham,"
I said, "Yes, sir."
He said, "Oh, mister," said, "your grammar is very poor."
I said, "Yes, sir. I know that."
He said, "Why, you used words 'hain't,' 'hit,' and--and all that."
I said, "Yes, sir. That's about all I know how to use."
He said, "Well," He said...
I said, "Well, I was raised poor, ten of us children; daddy died when I had to take care of them and my widowed mother," and I said...
Said, "That's no excuse now; you're a man."
I said, "Yes, sir. That's right. But," I said, "now, since the Lord's called me to the ministry," I said, "I'm praying for the sick day and night, and I don't have a chance to."
He said, "Oh, you could..." Said, "For instance, you used a word out there tonight, 'pole-pit,'" He said, "You said, 'The people passing by this pole-pit with faith, will get healed.'" Said, "You know, that audience would appreciate you more if you'd said, 'pulpit'"
I said... He kindly pulled me a little on it. I said, "Brother, I don't believe that." I said, "Them people don't care whether I say 'pole-pit' or 'pulpit,' just so I preach the Gospel, and live the right kind of life, and produce what I'm talking about." That's the key. I believe it. That's right.

L-3 Well, this afternoon, my boy told me that he was going to give out prayer cards at fifteen minutes of six. So you people here that's got your loved ones and you want to come and be prayed for, you come get your card this afternoon. And at a quarter of six, the boy said.
And then, I want to thank a lady that's probably in the building. It's dark out there to me now. I can just see part of the way back. And... Oh, I can see, but I can't make out faces. I've looked for the lady setting here, if I would... Don't think I would know her. I was having breakfast in a coffee shop this morning (wife and I), and I... There was four or five ladies setting there, but I--I knew they were Christians, but I didn't know they knew me. For they was praying when they was--before they eat.
And so, a man came to my room a few moments ago and gave me a--a little envelope that had ten dollars in it for an overseas offering. Said, "We met you in the coffee shop this morning." If the sister is here, I want to thank her very much. And may the Lord bless you, my dear sisters.


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