<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>60-0109, Sirs, We Would See Jesus, Tift County Courthouse, Tifton, GA, 114 min
L-1 Thank you very much, Brother Palmer. Good evening, friends. It's a privilege to be here in Tifton, Georgia, again tonight, but there... Little did I ever know that I would be taking the judge's place. I am... I am coming to represent the Judge tonight, the Judge of heaven.
And I'm thinking as I walked in the door, and looked at this people, and the way they were situated, to know this: That one day there will come a time where we will all meet again, if we never meet no more until then; and we'll be at another judgment seat. And there we will give an account for what we have done, and what we do tonight (what we say), and our actions, and whether we are able to accept what we hear, and to believe on the works of the Holy Spirit.
That being the case, it makes us rather tremble to think that... What will take place at that day if our sins are not under the blood? It'll be a terrible day for many, and a glorious day for many. For it'll be the day of rejoicing for those who have accepted our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. Then all of our sins will be put upon Him, and He will be our Attorney at the bar. I'm so glad to know tonight that the testimony, that I have confessed all my sins to Him some thirty years ago, and have been on the field trying to represent Him to people, as a real Attorney who can plead the case so perfect, until God forgives every sin and sends back the Seal of His recognition to us to be sons and daughters of His--the Holy Spirit to give us witness.

L-2 And now, I love your city. I've just had, perhaps, my first little walk around the city today, and I would not have to say this, but I just want to say it. And the people are so friendly, and even the policemen are--was friendly and so nice, and everyone trying to help--help you to find places. I was trying to find a certain store.
And then something struck me that just thrilled my heart; a man walked across the street, took a hold of my hand. And I thought I'd seen this gentleman before. And he introduced himself, and as I looked at him, I thought, "I've seen him somewhere."
But he said, "Perhaps you don't remember me, Brother Branham, but..." said, "I brought a little one-eyed girl to you years ago. She only had one eye, for a little girl had scratched out the eye, the other eye. And I called you from down around--somewhere around Miami--and you sent me back a telegram, and said, 'Come right on. Bring her on.'"
Well, of course you know how it is at home; the long distant calls was average around forty-two long distance an hour, calling, people calling, wanting to come, and wanting me to come to pray for their sickness. Of course, they're needy; they wouldn't call; they wouldn't spend their money, if they didn't think there was some way of being helped.

L-3 And--and I told him to come on, and he--he brought the little girl along with the eye scratched out. And the doctors had given her up after thirteen hundred dollars of doctor bills. The eye was scratched out. And praying for the little girl...
He reached in his pocket and showed me a picture of a lovely mother now. Well, his daughter married and has a little girl of her own. She was five years old when this happened. And before they left the state of Kentucky, the blue in her eye that was scratched out had begin to come back again. And when they got home, the eye was normal as the other. And today, she's just as perfectly and well as she can be--a mother of a little girl herself. She sent me a pair of shoes. Bless her heart.


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