<TITLE>04. Par 11-13</TITLE>L-11 Our heavenly Father, as we come humbly, but boldly, as we've been bid to come to the throne of grace tonight, to ask Thy blessings. Coming without a shadow of doubt in our hearts, if there is, then forgive us, Lord. And we're bringing before Thee the Blood of the Lord Jesus, the righteous Son of God, Who bid us to ask You anything in His Name, and gave us the promise that it would be done. And then, Father, I ask that You'll bless every mortal that's gathered under this tent tonight. So thankful for the great meeting last night, the marvelous healing that taken place, the souls that raised their hands and come to Thee. We're so grateful for all these things. And we know that You're grateful, Father. Just we're so grateful that You can use us all in here as instruments of prayer, so that these souls can be won to Thee, and the sick can be healed.
Here before me is placed handkerchiefs, cloths, going out to the needy. Way out across the mountains yonder, Lord, an old blind dad and mother, perhaps setting, waiting tonight for these handkerchiefs to come in; someone is interested. There lays a mother, sick, her little baby standing around the bed. O God, how long will it be, Father, before these things will be over?
But Lord Jesus, we send these handkerchiefs in commemoration of Thy Word, where they taken from the body of Paul, handkerchiefs and aprons, and the sick was healed; unclean spirits left the people. Wherever they are going to, Lord, Thou know their destination. You seen the people write the letters. You see them put the handkerchiefs together. Watch over them, Father, until they reach the person that they're intended for, and then may the enemy flee; may the persons be healed.
For broken up homes, may fathers and mothers reunite again. And may great things be done for Your glory. Give us a great service tonight; heal every sick person here. Get glory out of the service by saving the lost also. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-12 He is so wonderful. A little German, over in Switzerland, another little Swiss, he couldn't say any American words, but he said, "Yesus vonderful. Yesus wonderful." And so, that's what He is, wonderful.
I was startled this morning as a fine Christian gentleman walked up to me and--after the service was over and put his hand on my shoulder, shook my hand, introduced hisself, said, "Brother Branham, when you were at Angelus Temple about a year ago," said, "there was a man come on the platform," and said, "the Holy Spirit was there revealing the things." And said, "It told this man about a trouble, and it was about a domestic affair he was having. His wife was accusing him of being untrue," he said, "which it proved out that you said that it was wrong, that it wasn't." And said... You know, on, he met the wife of the man that went on out of the building that... She didn't know he was there, and he didn't know that she was there.

L-13 And so when the Holy Spirit begin to reveal, and tell the whole thing... And told the man, said, "Just hold fast, because you're not in the wrong; you're honest." But the lady just believed that. And to him weeping admitted that that was all true. And then when... The lady went out of the building. And when this man was going out, he met them out there, and she wouldn't listen, but the Holy Spirit got a hold of her before they got up to their place. She drove, was driving real fast, got a past him, run a past him, and got to her husband, and they made it up, and been living happy ever since with a family of children. He's wonderful, isn't He?


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