<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>57-0610, Faith Once Delivered To The Saints, Cadle Tabernacle, Indianapolis, IN, 112 min
L-1 [Brother Joseph introduces Brother Branham--Ed.] Thank you, Brother. Thank you. Thank you, Brother Joseph. Thank you, Brother Joseph. Good evening, friends. You can be seated. With a welcome like that, anyone ought to preach. It is indeed a great privilege to be here tonight. And this wonderful crossroads of America in this great shrine to the memorial left here to a--a man who loved Jesus Christ, the late E. Howard Cadle.
And the... Always something when I think of Mr. Cadle stands out as something he used to say, "We come to make this a better place to live, harder to do rightly, or harder to do wrong and easier to do right." Something on that order. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] He used to say it on his broadcast. How I appreciated the ministry of Brother Cadle.

L-2 I have his book at home, "When I Come Back," I believe the name of it is. "How I Come Back?" How in the basement here, he seen the picture of his mother laying down there when he just about lost this tabernacle and how the courage raised in him to come back.
I got lots of respects for a man, when he does make a mistake, he's got courage enough to rise and try again. We're all going to make mistakes. The best makes mistakes.
But a soldier is not one who will lay down when he's knocked down but will raise up again. We used to sing a little song, "Let Me Rise And Try Again." And I like that. For I have made many mistakes in my life, as we all have. But I've always been thankful to God for grace to let me rise and try again. I believe the song is entitled, "Forgive Me, Lord, And Try Me One More Time." I think that's it. I'll be Yours, if You'll be mine. If I fall or if I sin, let me rise and try again. Take me back and try me one more time. That's...?... I love that.

L-3 That's why I'm trusting that God will do to this great body of Christ here on earth tonight, who has... We all are guilty of--of doing things wrong, but may we, who are gathered here tonight, along with the rest of the great visible body of Christ here on earth, may we rise and try again.
I'm trusting that this convention will be one of the most outstanding vents--conventions that this group has had at any time. Not because that I am with you again this time, but because that I think it's time that the great Church of the living God stood to her feet and shook herself and got ready.
We're--tonight we're at the city that's called the crossroads of America. Not only that but the church is at the crossroads. And we're nearing the time when Jesus will come, I believe. I'm looking for that time, trying to live and prepare for that hour.

L-4 Now, it's my lot, by the grace of God and the courtesy and welcome of you people to preach to you the Lord Jesus, Him crucified, and to pray for the sick children of God. As I said on the monument steps last night, I did not come to take the doctor's place, but I come to pray for God's children, the doctor's patients and my friends.
I believe that prayer changes things. I've seen death be drove back by prayer and life take its place. And if you're eye witnesses of these things, and know what you're talking about, I tell you, it'll make you appreciate prayer. I don't have anything within myself to heal people. I get a lot of criticism by saying that. Said--someone said the other day, said, "Brother Branham, there are ministers all say, 'Cast out devils,' and you're always asking Jesus to do it." Jesus said, "Ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." I like that. I can't do it, but He can if I'll ask Him. That's my duty. It's our duties to believe this.


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