<TITLE>02. Par 10-19</TITLE>L-10 Brother Toy, he's certainly, he's just... I don't see how he does so many things at once, but he certainly can get so much done. I seen him the other day at the Business Men's breakfast, how he was taking a part of preacher, deacon, janitor, and whatevermore come along, and he--he was trying to do it all. He loves the Lord. I had the privilege of meeting his wife, and seeing his lovely daughter and her husband sing. It certainly was inspiring. I just said to him a few moments ago, "They don't need to be at home, working on regular work. They ought to be out on the evangelistic field somewhere with great gifts like that."
See, each one has, I hope I don't leave no one out. The lady that plays the piano, the singers, the choirs, and all that's been, I certainly have appreciated it with all my heart.

L-12 And the boys here, Gene and Leo, they wish to express their feelings to you also for the buying of the tapes and the books, and the part that they have to tend to. I just met them at the door a few moments ago, and I told them I would express their feelings to you people. They certainly appreciate everything that you've done towards helping them and the great move of God.
And now, this comes from myself, my son, my wife, and my daughter-in-law, and all. Many of... Somebody has been saying, "Who is Sister Branham?" That's the most bashfulest girl I ever seen in all my life. Oh, my.
Brother Art Wilson, I'm sure all of you know him. I believe it was brother... No, it was Brother Jewel Rose; one night he said, "We'll have Sister Branham come up on the platform," and she like to had a heart attack. She just... She's real bashful.
Honey, if you won't faint, would you just stand up a minute, so somebody can see what a sweet girl I married. All right. [Congregation applauds--Ed.] My daughter-in-law, Billy's wife, Loyce, would you stand up, sis, just a moment. That's Billy's wife and my daughter...?... [Congregation applauds--Ed.]

L-16 Many of you has heard of Joseph, haven't you? The African people recently sent him a little coat of several colors. I saw him six years before he came, when the doctor said we'd never have another baby, we could not have. Our children had to be caesarean. My mother, my wife's people is that way; they--their babies are all caesarean. And the Lord told me I was going to have this baby, when the doctor said it could not be done, said it just could not be done. I said, "It'll be anyhow." And we waited four years after a vision come that I'd have a boy, and I should call his name Joseph.
And after that, there was another girl born. Everybody laughed at me and said, "You meant Josephine."
I said, "No. I meant Joseph, as a boy." He'll perhaps take my place when I'm gone, if Jesus tarries. And four more years, then the doctor was positive there'd never be another one; four more years Joseph arrived.

L-19 Wonder if mommy, if you could hold him up just a minute. I want them to see what... This boy is already, the spirit of prophecy upon him. And he... Stand up just a little bit, Joseph. There he is. All right. [Congregation applauds--Ed.] He's like his mother, bashful.
I'll tell you what happened. We was away... He's four years old now. But when he was three, we were away. And he said, "Daddy?"
And I said, "Yes, honey."
He said, "David..." That's the boy was crippled and was healed, Mr. Wood's son that lives next door to us. Said, "I was seen him have a wreck on a motorcycle." He doesn't even have a motorcycle. "And it hurt his leg; he tore his clothes on the right side."
I said, "Where was that at, honey?"
Said, "Down the lane from where we live." And three days later, a boy came through from Kentucky, riding a motorcycle, and David went down the lane and hurt his right side and tore his clothes, just like Joseph saw it.


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