<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>60-0330, Blind Bartimaeus, Municipal Auditorium, Tulsa, OK, 65 min
L-1 ...?... And may Thy great Holy Spirit, Lord, come tonight in power and perform great miracles among us, healing the sick, calling home to the shelter in a time of storm, those who are weary along the road. May those who have wandered off the beaten path, come back tonight and be reconciled to God. Grant it, Lord.
And when we leave tonight, we pray that You'll do something among us, that will be so outstanding that'll make us go to our homes saying, like those coming from Emmaus, "Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked to us along the way?" For we ask it in His Name and for His sake. Amen. May be seated. (Thank you, Brother Roy.)

L-2 We are... These letters, we pray over them. We appreciate your confidence in our prayers. Some of them are stamped. Some, that comes to the--to the place I'm staying. I don't... They don't stamps, so we're putting them right back just as quick as we possibly can.
Had a wonderful night, last night, did we not? The Holy Spirit blessed us.
Now, I see down in the--the orchestra pit here, people on the stretchers and cots. Now, just make it in your mind now, that this is the last night you're going to suffer. You're going to go home tonight to be well. You're going to just believe that in your heart. You'll not be disappointed. Usually we receive what we expect to see, just what we expect.
If I could come down in that little pit, and take you people out of there, and make you well, I'd do it. I'd just be so happy to do that, but I can't do it. I'm just a man like this man here. And I--I wished I could. But I know that our Lord is here. And He's the One Who can make you come off of the stretchers, and go home, and be well. I trust that He will. Not only that, but all you out through the audience...

L-3 Very nice seeing this nice audience tonight, nice crowd of people. And our precious brother has already spoke the Word. And I just want to take a few minutes now. As each night, I do not try to preach at night, just to kinda give a little drama, till I get the feeling of the audience. I'm sure you understand what I mean.
And then, if the Lord's willing, I want to preach Sunday afternoon on the subject, "As the Eagle Stirreth Her Nest and Hovereth Over Her Young," that is, if the Lord permits, Sunday afternoon.

L-4 Now tonight, just to--till we get kindly acquainted and... All this is spiritual: I look at you as human beings like myself, but each one of you has a spirit. And then when the anointing of the Holy Spirit comes, It's like a breath almost, and you can feel belief, unbelief, and whatmore. Now, you say, "That's psychology, Brother Branham." Maybe it is. If it is, our Lord used it, because He--He took a man outside the city one time to pray for him. And then another time, we know that there was a dead girl in the house, and the people were making a great lamentation over it. And He put the people out, and just left the parents, and Peter, James, and John, and Himself. And He raised the get--the girl from the dead. See, there's something about it.
And each one, you're looking. Your eye is the gate to your soul. You can look at it; it almost governs the other senses. You look at it before you taste it. You look at it before you smell it, and feel it, and so forth. It's usually the eye is the gate to the soul. And when you're watching... And if you could only let that be a blessing to you, when you see with your own eyes, hear with your own ears, the Lord Jesus moving among the people and doing things that He has been doing, it should make you have real faith then.


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