<TITLE>01. Par 1-10</TITLE>54-1006, Law Or Grace, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 73 min
L-1 Evening, friends. Well, I'm happy to be out again tonight. And I... The reason I was late, I just... Yeah, as Brother Neville said, I--I was being late. But what caused that, I was... The other day I said in church, you know, I said, "Well, I was just going to try to keep away from calls and things." Can't do that. And so I just left the hospital, a couple hospitals in Louisville just a few minutes ago, emergency. So that's the reason I was just a little late. I just got in in time to get over here. So... And then I... Wife had, I believe, called me and told me about it. I believe, Sister Ruddell was going to be here tonight and was sick too. And so I sure hate to hear that.

L-2 And I left my cousin in Louisville, just led him to Christ, one good thing. And--and it was a horrible disease; it's Hodgkin's disease, and could die at any time. Believe the Lord healed him though tonight.
So Brother Jim Wisehart's grandson laying up there with the same thing, Veterans Hospital, and Hodgkin's disease breaking around the heart and the chest cavity, so you know that means it's a little bit. Nothing they can do about it, but they know their only hope is God.
I really should go to Milltown tonight. Busty Rogers, you remember, comes here. Many of you people know Brother Rogers. In a serious condition, calling all day for me.
And little Georgie Carter down there, found out was healed about twelve, fourteen years ago, laying on a bed for nine years and eight months and never raised from that bed. And out one time... I'd prayed for her a couple times. And went out one night and was over in a place praying. And the Lord come down, a little Light shining through a dogwood bush, said, "Go by the way of Carter's, for Georgie's healing. She is going to be made well." You all know the case, don't you? All these years she's never even no more than been to bed with, not even with a bad cold, I guess, since then.
And we find out that she's dying with cancer on the breast now, and has been calling. She heard I come back. They said she done give up. She got up out of bed to accept her healing, so just got to see her. Tomorrow is my last day here, have to leave. So piles of calls, about like that, so you don't know what to do. You just have to do the best you can.

L-7 But the main thing, as brother said; the main thing to do, you must forsake everything for your fellowship with Jesus Christ: everything. 'Cause, after all, we get to watching each other, and then we get away from Christ. You see? I'd rather spend lots and lots of time fellowshipping Him so you can help others. Is that right?

L-8 So it's good to--to be in tonight for this little prayer meeting, that we gather out here on Wednesday night. And I'd forgot about telling him that--about teaching tonight. So here, I have to come here tonight and just open up. So on the road down, and the lights in my car, I picked out something over here where I'd been teaching Sunday school not long ago, over in the Book of Hebrews, for tonight.
I believe the last time I was teaching Sunday school here, oh, before going overseas, I was in Hebrews the 10th chapter. I remember reading down, and got it marked here, the 18th verse "for next Sunday," and that next Sunday has never come yet. So maybe we'll start from there tonight for our lesson for the evening.
The Lord bless you. And remember all these in prayer.

L-10 A lady just told me, a few moments ago, as I come in. An old friend of mine, out in the hospital, or down in the hospital, rather, and just had an operation. Bill Grant on police force here, a good friend of mine, prints them pictures and things, in the hospital with an emergency.
And--and I met Brother Slaughter's brother back there. Gene told me, I believe, he had been in the hospital twice. And it's just sickness everywhere, you know. There's no end to it, hardly. But he said...


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