<TITLE>09. Par 27-28</TITLE>L-27 I remember, on a instance, standing there, if you'll pardon me for leaving my subject. I remember standing there, watching, seeing that rainbow. And I wept. You might say I got worked up emotionally. Maybe I did. But I got to crying. I couldn't help it. Not because I was sad, because I was happy, hearing the wolf holler. Oh, it send a thrill. That all led me up to see the rainbow. And I remember in the rainbow, He gave a promise. He was to look upon the Bible as jasper and sardis stone, at the end of both rainbows, the Alpha, the Omega, how His promises through Christ it never fail. He had anchored me in His Kingdom, not by my own works, but by grace He had called me. By foreknowledge, He had elected; there He had brought me in, "and all that comes to Me," He will receive, raise Him up the last day, those promises.
I got to weeping; then I got to shouting. Don't know whether you believe in it or not, but I--I did it anyhow. You say... Well, a fellow said the other day, said, "I don't believe in Divine healing, Brother Branham."
I said, "You're just a little late, brother." Yeah.
I begin to run around and around that tree just as hard as I could go, giving vent to my feelings. Now, you can call it emotions; but to me it was the deep calling to the deep. I was screaming to the top of my voice. Honest, I believe, if--they'd have thought they had the Salvation Army out there, if some of them would've heard me. But there was nobody to hear me but the Lord. He was the One I was blessing anyhow.
And around the tree I went around and around again and again. And I guess if someone would've come by, they'd have put me in a straight jacket, thought I was crazy. But I was just screaming to the top of my voice. And after while a little pine squirrel, a little insignificant pine squirrel... I don't know whether you have them here on not, a little bitty fellow, the noisiest thing in the woods, jumped up on a stump in this old blow down, and begin looking at me, going "Chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter, chatter."
And I thought, ""What you talking about?"

L-28 So the little fellow, all excited, I thought, "Well, maybe, I excited him because I was screaming and hollering. And he--he looked curious, throwed his little eyes sideways, and this way looking at me. But he was watching down in this brush pile like, where the these old tops had blowed in.
And after while I thought, "God, You know, You're just everywhere. You're out there in that--that wolf. You're over here in this elk herd. Here You are in the pine trees whispering to me, giving me music. There You are in the rainbow; there You are in the sunset; everywhere I look, there You are."
I said, "Now, why did You interrupt me with this, this little pine squirrel?" And I noticed the little fellow very excited. He kept looking down in that brush pile. And after while, a great big eagle that'd been forced down in the storm, jumped up on a limb. Well, I thought, "God, You're somewhere; You--You--You stopped this for some purpose. So why? I'll just study You."


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