<TITLE>03. Par 7-9</TITLE>L-7 The little German boys, I don't guess they're here tonight, they sang it this morning. And it was just... Say, I'm getting really birthday presents. And to hear Brother Ekberg sing "Down From His Glory," that would be marvelous. And the reason I like that, it just expresses Him the way I--I love Him. All right.
How many loves that song, let's see your hand. Just remember, that's my favorite hymn. All right, Brother Ekberg.
[Brother Boze says, "There's also a flower each for Brother Wood, and Brother Billy up there, if the brethren would come up and wear the flowers tonight, please."--Ed.]
[Brother Ekberg says, "It's been my privilege to be with Brother Branham in several campaigns now. I know that he likes this song, and also: "Then Jesus Came." And tonight, I'd like to give this little present from me."--Ed.] Thank you. Thank you. [He continues, "I receive so much blessing from Brother Branham's ministry. Oh, how I love Him, how I adore Him. My breath, my Sunshine, my all in all. That's my God." The brother sings, "Down From His Glory"--Ed.]

L-8 Did you get that, Leo? Oh, I feel lots better now. I could just listen to that hours after hours. We got some recording boys down here, Brother Leo Mercier, and Brother Gene Goad; they take the recordings, and I was just so in hopes they was hooked up at that time and they got it. That's good. Oh, Brother Ekberg, you don't know, when I get real lonesome or something, I get back in the room and play them over. I'll--I'll live it all over again then. That's very fine. The Lord bless you kindly.
Now, when I said, "Brother Mercier," I seen him duck his head; he's kind of a bashful sort of a boy. He and Brother Gene here, they--they kindly... You've met them; they've been in pretty near all my meetings here. They kindly was going to play a FBI trick on me one time, when they first come into the meetings. They... Down in Hammond, Indiana, they seen those things going on; they said, "There's a trick to it somewhere. So we're going to find out."

L-9 So they slips down in Jeffersonville, and rented them a little place, and said, "I just wonder if that happens down around his home somewhere?" It happens a thousand to one at home, to what it does here. That's right. So they become what I say, "My students." And we very good friends. The Lord bless these boys.
And now, remember tomorrow afternoon's service, I believe at two-thirty, is that right, Brother Joseph? [Brother Boze says, "Yes, and would it be possible, Brother Branham, that you could relate some of your visions? Relate this vision tomorrow afternoon?"--Ed.] I will do it. ["See, there's so many friends who wanted the paper, they would like to read it, but we are sold out completely."] All right, we'll do that. That'll be fine. That's good. All right.


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