<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>54-1219E, Acts Of The Holy Spirit, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 63 min
L-1 ... around the church. We just had a funeral service this afternoon, got another one in the morning. So I said "Let's slip down to church right quick now, so we won't miss any of the service."
And I didn't know that Brother Neville was going to say, "Come up here and speak a little bit." But I am just so happy for the opportunity to get to greet you again in the Name of the Lord Jesus, for His love and kindness, and mercy to all of us; and to our brother here, the pastor.

L-3 You know, Brother Neville is a little different from lots of ministers. They just... When a minister, when he gives up his pulpit, that's just a whole lot to him. You just don't realize what it is. But Brother Neville has always been so loving and considerate to always to give up his pulpit when I come in. And say, "Brother Bill..." And not only ask you if you want to, kind of persuade you to come, you know. And it just makes you feel double welcome. And I'm so happy for that. See? You just can't turn anyone down like that. They're just so kind and nice in that way.

L-4 I heard him say his little baby was vomiting and sick. And I... Brother Junior, I believe it was his baby I heard coughing back there a few minutes ago. Is that your baby, Junior, that was doing the coughing? And a lot of colds and things going on. We'll have prayer for the sick, just in a little bit.

L-5 Now, I'll just start where I left off this morning then, over in the 4th chapter of Acts. And so... And begin, I believe, along about the 10th verse of the 4th chapter of--of the Acts of the apostles, or acts of the Holy Spirit in the apostles. See? We always think that, call that, "The Acts of the apostles." But it wasn't the acts of the apostles. It was the Holy Spirit in the apostles, acting. You see? The men themselves were men, and they couldn't act. Before I go any farther...

L-6 I was sitting back with Brother Wood, just a few moments ago. And a certain little fellow, that's been around the church here for a long time, he's always wanted to find his place. I believe I could tell him if he'd just do it. It's singing. Brother Temple, you--you might do one thing and another, but you're a good singer. So I--I sure appreciate that. And if you just turn yourself loose to singing, God would use you. But you--you're hit around over everything else but the right thing. Get in the singing. There's your talent. You have to use that. Wonderful. I like that old-time singing. Don't you? Yes, sir. To hear that, way back like that, I like that, Brother Neville. I sure do. One...

L-7 I ...?... enjoy Brother Neville's preaching and everything. And I certainly enjoy this fine old fashion singing that he and the sisters does too on the--the radio program. If you all has never heard them yet, many of you, why, turn in every Saturday morning and listen to them, and you'll certainly be blessed. Why, my wife and kiddies, and everybody is watching for that program, just like it was as if I was going to be down there myself, and I was down there, one of the--the loved one in the family. We look forward to that pulpit, or that program on Saturday morning, and we're so glad of it.


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