<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>58-0619B, Ye Must Be Born Again, Textile Hall, Greenville, SC, 57 min
L-1 Here talking, everybody having a good time, and me enjoying it, and then say something like that.
[A brother speaks about Brother Branham--Ed.]
I was thinking this morning, coming down the road, I was late for the breakfast, and... So we're staying about, around ten mile out in the country. I just happened to think of how many times I been late. You know, I was even late for my wedding. They waited and waited for me. Now, if I can just be late for my funeral, that's...
[Someone says, "You got married though."--Ed.]
Yeah, I got married. Yeah, that's...

L-2 Well a... It's so good to be here, and I--I would just like to ask this question before I get... just a short time here, just to have this fellowship... My ministry has been such a thing as ramming and cramming from place to place. There's no one knows that the--that the hardships that produces to me. And to keep from going and meeting people, and shaking their hands, and as I said last night, a lady invited me down to her house to eat dinner. My, I'd imagine I'd had some real good old grits, and what it takes to make the south, you know. But how you going to do it. See, you--you just can't.

L-3 So I just thinking this morning, it's--that it's been such a wonderful time here, and I was... Last night I mentioned about prayer for the sick. And Billy comes down in the--in the afternoon, and as he usually does and visits around with the young folks, and--and everybody, and shaking their hands. And he comes back and said, "Daddy, there's lot of people there to be prayed for."
Now, I... The reason I haven't been praying for the people is like in the meeting... I just left Dallas; you all were speaking of Dallas. And conventions like this, why, mostly I try just to preach (You see?) because it gives me a chance to rest from those visions. And visions is what tears me down.
And... But I've got two more meetings after this, and then I'm going to take a good long rest. I've just got to have it; I'm just, feel myself... And I was at Dallas the other day to see five of our brethren off the field with nervous breakdowns, Raymond Richey and Brother Grant. And I talked to him and standing there and holding himself and crying, and--and another fellow setting with his hands out like this, and he was screaming from nervous breakdowns, and going too long. And, you know, we're not made out of sawdust; we're still human beings you know. And so, and I haven't let up since December. So I--I've just got to take some rest.

L-4 And I--I would be glad to finish the services up. I guess you're all getting tired of me hollering at you the way I have been anyhow. I thought I ought to have one night to kind of straighten it up with the sisters, the way I've been talking about them. But, you know, I didn't mean that to you (See?), you sisters. I meant it to those who are impersonating you. See? that...
Well, here's one thing. I believe the Lord said that He made a woman, man was to rule over the woman. As long as a man lets you do it, let him do it, well then, it's the man's fault, isn't it? That's right. [Brother Branham laughs--Ed.] They're supposed to obey their ruler.


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