<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 Catholic boy come to me not long ago, his wife was separated. he said, "Billy, I hate to come to you; I'm a Catholic, and you a Protestant." Said, "A priest run me out of my home awhile ago."
And I said, "What's the matter with him."
He said, "Well," he told me, said, "I drink a little," and said, "of a night, I work hard." And said, "My wife thinks I ought to come in every night and kiss her and hug her and make it out just like that we was fixing to get married." Said, "We married, and got a bunch of kids." And said, "If we... That's time..."
I said, "Whoop, wait a minute, boy, you're wrong; you're wrong. That's just the same as it was before you're married. See? You must always remember." I said, "She's forty years old now at the time where she really needs your attention."

L-14 So they had the divorce court and he said, "I don't know what to do."
I said, "Go call her. If I go out there as a Protestant, she wouldn't receive me, but I..." He said, "Oh, she likes you." And I said, "That... You just go call her and tell her that you've changed your mind."
And so the next day I called the judge and talked to him. And I told this boy; I said, "I'll be setting right down beneath the floor where judge is going to give you a raking over. I'll be praying for you. Don't tell her about it."
"All right."
So I was down there praying, after while I heard some little clicking coming down the steps, and here they come with arms around one another just all smiles, you know. He said... I said, "Well, hello there."
And he said, "Brother Branham, it's been some time since I seen you. (Yeah, thirty minutes. See?) Some time since I seen you."
And she said, "Why, Reverend Branham, I haven't seen you in a long time. Glad to see you again."
I said, "Thank you. Why," I said, "you look like you were sweethearts."
"Oh," said, "we're just doing fine, aren't we, honey?"
She said, "Yes, we are, dear." And I... She said, "Come out to see us sometime, Reverend."
And I said, "Thank you very much." Said, "Good-bye to you." Went by, the old boy turned around and waved back like that. They was all happy...?...

L-15 That's right, love conquers everything (That's right.), just--just love. You can have all your signs and evidences, but just give me love; that--that settles it for me. Oh, my.
Dear dying Lamb, Thy precious blood
Shall never lose its power,
Till all the ransomed church of God
Be saved, to sin no more. (See?)
Ever since by faith I saw that stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.
That's right. Oh, wonderful.

L-16 Now, "Time-Tested Memorials." Where I got this idea this morning was from our message at the Sunday school evangelistic message where our Brother speaking on Elijah, where he wanted to... The boys, the schools of the prophets, how they wanted to build some kind of a big school. And it come to my mind, and I was thinking of the thoughts of memorials.
Now, memorial is a--a great thing. We appreciate memorials. And many men in this life has tried to leave behind them some sort of a memorial. Nearly all men love to do that, put up at their graveyard a great marker. That's all right, sure. I appreciate that. That's--that's okay. And then many try to build great shrines.


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