<TITLE>07. Par 20-23</TITLE>L-20 About six months from then, I was going back to Phoenix, Arizona, and I was on a train. I pulled in at Memphis. Any of you here from Memphis, you know how the train comes in going westward. I got out and started to walk up that way to get me something to eat. Too high, to eat on a train for me, so I started up there to get me a hamburger, up at the stand. And when I got out, I heard a...?... red cap run over, said, "Hello there, Parson Branham."
And I said, "Good morning."
He said, "You don't know me, do you?"
I said, "No, I don't believe I do."
Said, "You remember that morning you come down, led by the Lord, and prayed for a boy that was dying?"
I said, "You're not him."

L-21 Said, "Yes," said, "you know, I ain't sick no more." and said, "I's a Christian now, Parson Branham." Amen. Oh, my. "I is a Christian now."
Amazing grace! how sweet the sound,
That saved a wretch like me,
Once was lost, but now I'm found,
Was blind, but now I see.
Grace that taught my heart to fear,
It was grace, my fears relieved,
How precious did that grace appear,
The hour I first believed.
Amen! Shall we pray.

L-22 Heavenly Father, I think of what will it be someday, after we've crossed the portals of life, over on the other side, to see Japheth's people, Ham's people, Shem's people, all gathered around the throne. Hallelujah. Then to be setting in His Presence, walk up-and-down through the streets of paradise, and meet these dear people that we've had the privilege of meeting here on earth, and how we'll tell the story. Oh, what a time.
The harvest is ripe, Lord, getting late; sun is going down; time is running out. We must preach the Gospel now, pray for the sick, call the altar of the Lord, widen them open and let the sinners run in, be saved. For we don't have much time to work now. It's getting late.
Now, heavenly Father, we thank Thee tonight for the blessing that's been brought to us by our brother's message. And we pray that You'll sink it deep into every heart.

L-23 And now, as we call the prayer line, I ask Thee, heavenly Father, that in Thy mercy and grace, that You'll do something tonight, the exceedingly, abundantly. And give us a great outpouring of Thy blessings. And may all that's unbelievers, become believers tonight. May those that are backslidden, become saved, and those without the Holy Spirit, be born again, of the Spirit of God, and every sick person made well. For we ask it in His Name. Amen.
Oh, how wonderful He is. No wonder "Eye has not seen, ear's not heard, hasn't entered the heart of man what God has for those in store that love Him." And now, I--I just think, just three more nights and I've got to leave this lovely bunch of people after tonight.
Just got a call, awhile ago, all the way from Sydney, Australia, to get down there, right at once. I... [Brother Branham clears his throat--Ed.] But, you know, I wish I sometime come back and stay a month for a revival, just keep a going, preaching, and moving on.


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