<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>56-0902, The Handwriting On The Wall, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 94 min
L-1 I'd just like to ask Brother Neville if he and his sister would sing a special for us just before. Would you like that? We all enjoy to hear them on the radio. All right. [A brother says, "Is she here tonight or not?"--Ed.] [Someone else says, "She's not here tonight, I don't guess."]
He said, "She didn't--she isn't here yet." [A brother says, "She didn't show up yet. She was supposed to be here."] Well, if she shows up before we get started, we'll have her sing anyhow. So we--we'd like that.
Well, we're happy to be in the house of the Lord tonight to be serving Him and to with a--with all of our heart. We just want everyone to feel real free now, and we're to worship the Lord. That's what we're here gathered together for tonight, is for that one sole purpose to worship the Lord Jesus.

L-2 And now, been having some wonderful times in the Lord, and the Lord has been blessing us in--in praying for the sick and the afflicted. Up in Saskatchewan, Canada, where we just returned from, our kind, heavenly Father answered prayer in a marvelous way up there. And we've had a wonderful, wonderful meeting among the people. And many people were saved and those who came back to the Lord who strayed away. And many great signs our Lord did in the midst of us. And so, we're happy for all of that.
Now, I just left a pathetic case. Our Brother Burns that used to come here at the Tabernacle, they found him the other day with cancer in his body, and so we... They didn't think he was going to make it just a few days longer. He will be in now to worship with us, maybe Wednesday night. And back again on the--in the service of the Lord.

L-3 And we dropped by to have prayer for a little boy out here in the hospital. I believe the... Brother Curtis Hooper, I don't know whether he's here tonight or not. But he was...
And Brother Cox called me and a--a little boy that's been unconscious for ten weeks that was--hit a place up here on Bull Creek hill it was. His brakes failed going down the hill. And I talked to his mother, and they had been, go to a church but they, none of them had really, I don't believe, ever been borned again. And they made a promise to God if the Lord would let the little boy wake up that they would--they would serve the Lord with all their hearts.

L-4 So that's a good thing. And I--I believe that God will let the little boy wake up now. And just a lad, he looked laying there, and he's all fallen away. They can't eat of course. He's been unconscious ten weeks. And his legs are broke, and they can't even set his legs or nothing, because he isn't conscious to set.
And that's a pathetic case. And think if that was your child. And it's something we ought to really think about that. And we are praying. And I want you to join with me now. The mother has give her promise to God that she'll seek Him with all of her heart and will... The little boy as soon as he wakes up, I told her to call me. And if I wasn't here to let me know soon as we got in. I want to go to the little lad to--to speak to him.

L-5 And I just can't think of his name just now. I had it in my pocket, but I forget. They live up somewhere up in the--the North Charlestown, somewhere up that way. And it's a very pathetic case. So pray for that little boy which I... Or let's just after we pray, let's just start thanking God, for He's going to answer the prayer.
You know, Abraham was strong, giving God praise for things that seemed to be impossible. And he got stronger all the time instead of getting weaker. He waited ten years, still the same, twenty years, still the same. And after he was ninety or a hundred years old, and he was still giving God praise, because he knew it would happen. God said so. And that settled it. That's enough when God said so. That's--that's enough to settle it.


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