<TITLE>21. Par 78-80</TITLE>L-78 Now, Canadian friends, don't--don't feel hurt. But one time in Canada we got some bad candy; they didn't have the ingredients to put in it right after the war. And Howard said to me, said, "Billy, you talk about candy flat in Canada, taste this."
He give me two little blocks of candy. Well, all of them went to the rooms, and I went to my room. I was standing in my room, there's a great big old marble table, and I laid--had the Bible over my heart. And at that time, along in May, the sun hardly goes down. That's the land of the midnight sun. There's just a year; the whole year just makes one day and night. So you could read the newspaper, nearly, in the street.
So I was looking out towards the east, and I had my hand up to the window like this. I said, "O Great Jehovah, someday You'll send Jesus; He shall come from the eastern sky. What a wonderful time."
And the soldiers and all going through the park, just talking of what had happened that night, I thought, "Isn't that lovely? Look at them, just humble Christian people." How they were going along talking, I said, "O Jesus, You're wonderful." And I heard something go [Brother Branham stamps--Ed.] And I looked down in front of me, and there set a big tall vase, about that big, set down there, and it had two--we call them Easter flowers. I believe you call them daffodil, or what--that look like that little old fashion radio or phonograph horns, like, you know, and there some of them are yellow and some white. Is that daffodils, lady, is that jonquils or daffa--jonquils. I don't know much about them. Anyhow, they're little--we call them Easter flowers in our country.

L-79 And they were sitting there, and one of them was laying towards the south, and one was laying towards the north. And the one laying towards the south was laying all the way down; or one towards the north was laying all the way down. The one towards the south was about halfway down.
Then I thought, "Well now, them wasn't there a minute ago. Where did they come from?"
And I was standing right like this. Now, remember, I got to meet you all in glory someday. And as I turned my head, there He stood, standing there, that Angel, big Man, not like the Christ, He's great big fellow, dark skin, brown, dark hair to His shoulder, white robe on, arms folded like this, and He always... That's the reason I bring the people to my right, bring them to the platform; it passes Him first.

L-80 So I looked standing there, and there He stood. Now, you can imagine how you felt. I couldn't hardly breathe. And I looked over again; I looked back. I started biting on my finger. I looked again; He just looked at me, He said, "What did your brother give you."
And I said, "These two pieces of candy, Sir."
He said, "Why don't you eat them?"
Well, I broke one of them off and put it in my mouth; I started chewing, and taste pretty good. I swallowed it. When I swallowed it, the one that was laying down; the Easter flower towards the north... Now, them was geographically just the way those children fell. And the one towards the north went, "Whew [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]," stood up. And I thought, "Well, now that's..." I said, "What does that mean?"
He never said a word. I watched those flowers again. I looked around Him; He said, "Eat the other one."
Why, I put it in my mouth, and the bitterest thing I ever put in my mouth. Oh, my, such a taste. I took it out like that. And--and I watched this flower now was leaning towards the south, it was going, "Tuh, tuh, tuh [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.]," going lower and lower, like a heartbeat, going "Tuh, tuh, tuh."
He said, "Fail to eat it and the other child will die."


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