<TITLE>02. Par 6-11</TITLE>L-6 And we have to print this picture that was taken of the Angel of the Lord under a copyright. And Brother Lindsay and all of them knows all about that, which we have to get permission for so many, and just out at the price that we get it for. So you see...
And we're not soliciting or so forth, but I just made this mention, whether if you wanted them, it would be all right to pick them up at the--the end of the service at the--at the concession or the book stand, wherever it is.

L-7 And now, we sure enjoying our stay here and just getting a very warm conception, or reception, down here, rather. I went over to a little store today, and my... I said, "Lady, does it get any hotter here in Texas."
She said, "You ought to be here in August."
I said, "This is about smothering me." So you know, I... born in Kentucky, and just half between the north and the south. But you know, being that you all are a bunch of southerners, tonight, I am a southerner, by being born in Kentucky.

L-8 Just come out of the New England states, and I told them all up there, "We won the war." You all know that, don't you? Sure, we did. How we did it, we outlived the rest of them. It was just... There's one southerner left and no northerners. And when the last northern drummer boy died, did you notice in the paper, just before his death, the southerner sent him a message, and he said, "God bless you, Yankee. I hope to see you again soon."
Why couldn't they have thought that in the beginning? That's... It'd all been over then. That's right. Well, we'll have them till Jesus comes, and then we won't have any more troubles and wars. Won't that'll be a wonderful time? We love Him, and with all of our hearts.

L-9 And now... I was talking this morning in a little restaurant. I been visiting around, and I met a man that come up, and shook my hand, said, "You might not know me, Brother Branham," but said, "I... You prayed for my little girl that was having (I believe he said) epileptic spells." And said, "From that very hour, she's never had another one." And then he said, "I had..." Somebody in his neighborhood, when they heard it, had two valves in his heart had closed up. And He called, and I sent him down a little handkerchief. He said, "The man was up, going, well again."
The man's here in the meeting tonight. He's a minister; I--I got his card in my pocket, but he might not want me to even... If you want to, brother, you can raise up your hand, whoever I talked in the... Way back there in the back, there he is, back there at the back.

L-10 So then, getting around and hearing testimonies and so forth, it's been good. And today, I paid tribute to go down to see school that my boy was at, at Waxahachie, down here. Seen their fine school. Makes me happy to know that the full gospel people has a school that they can bring up the children in the way of the Lord. I'm so thankful for Waxahachie's, I believe, Southwestern, it's called, Bible School.

L-11 Then to my good friend Jack Coe, I passed by and seen his place. Something just... I'm temperamental anyhow, and something... When I seen Jack's name and--on the orphanage out there, and that bunch of little kids out there playing around a little tent. I thought, "God, rest his gallant soul."
And I talked to his brother-in-law awhile ago. I was at a little grocery to get some stuff for the kiddies. And I met his brother-in-law and--and the minister that's helping over there, the sister that's carrying on the church. And he was gracious to invite me to his church and to have a meeting for him sometime. And I said, "If the Lord permits, I'd like to do that, under one thing, that you'd make me a contract, before coming: everything would go to that little orphanage down there. See those little tots playing around down there with no papa, and no mama, and a... not a... and a leader that's gone on to glory, who seen that great vision. God rest the soul of my Brother Jack, a great soul indeed.


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