<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>57-1229, Faith, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 82 min
L-1 That song again, "Only believe, all things are possible, only believe." And we do not have here the--the adequate seating room to have our little church, and it only seats about couple of a hundred people, I guess, or a little more. And we're sorry that the people has to stand, but I'll hurry right away and--and my few remarks that I have to make, and I'll pray that God will give you all what you come here to see tonight and to get your hearts filled with His goodness and His mercy, for I truly know that that would be His Divine will for it to be so.

L-2 The first I want to say that it'll be long missed around here, the going of our Sister Casey. Though being old, I think way in her eighties... And as day after day through the snow and rain as she made her way to the church of the living God, the other night it was a great privilege to stand by her bedside as she was going. And I said, "Do you know me?" And she... I don't know whether she did or not. But when I said, "Do you know Jesus?" She nodded her head yes that she knew Him. Then I was glad to call her children, her grandchildren, and I believe even great grandchildren to the bedside and say, "That's the way to go." After all, we must go. "It's allotted unto man once to die, and after that the judgment."

L-3 And then our Sister Hall... Brother William Hall, pastor of the Milltown Baptist Church, which was a convert to the Lord in one of the meetings recently, a few years ago, and was healed of a serious cancer when the doctors said, the best that could be gotten in his part of the country, and then the doctor in New Albany said, "He's dying."
And he come up here and his wife called me, and she said, "Brother Billy, will you come pray for Will? He's dying with cancer." And we went down to see him, and the cancer was of the liver. And it done swollen his liver out, and he had turned yellow, and was almost unconscious.
And I asked him if he minded if I would call my doctor friend here in this city to talk to him. That was Doctor Sam Adair, many of you know him. And Doctor Sam said, "Billy, there's only one thing to do; that's send him to Louisville to some famous cancer specialist." And they sent him over there for an examination. And 'course, the doctor over there wouldn't tell him, so he called Doctor Adair, and Doctor Adair called me, and he said, "Billy, your preacher friend will be dead in four days." Said, "He's got four more days to live," said, "because the cancer has eaten his liver up."
I said, "Doctor, isn't there nothing you can do for him?"
He said, "Billy, we couldn't take his liver out and him live." And he said, "If he's a minister, he ought to be prepared to go."
I said, "That I believe he is."
So it was a hard thing for me to go tell his precious wife that Brother Will Hall would be dead in four days. The Wright family here, setting here, which they're witnesses to it, and many more. And where I went down and told Mrs. Hall, "Will, will be dead in four days. The doctor says his liver's eaten out with cancer."


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