<TITLE>02. Par 5-9</TITLE>L-5 Brother Williams, God ever be with you and your son in--in this great work. Brother, here, the missionaries and so forth... How I appreciate this. Never, never get away from it, friends. Stay with it Stay with it. See? Don't never let that spirit of worship and that clean holiness ever die among you. Keep that light burning, for it's the lifeline of the church. That's right. It's Christ in His Church.
I could just stand and talk to you a long time, but I got another meeting coming up in a little bit, and I... Usually before those healing services, I like to stay just in the Presence of God for awhile, and get there, and pray, and watch, and wait until I know His Presence is there. And they're going to have a prayer line this afternoon, I believe.

L-6 I--I can't promise just when, but I wonder if passing through... I got your address here now. I didn't know where you was at. I come down this turnpike quite often going west. If I happen to come through here on a service night, I'll come in if you'll sing again for me like that. That--that just revive... I--I like that.
Now, I never could sing. I can't carry a tune to save me, but you know, one of these days when you all get home in your great big mansion up along on top of the hill, you know, and there's a little cabin, I think for me, way down in the corner of the woods down there, so... One morning you could stand out on your porch, watching across the hillsides and seeing the morning stars singing together, way down the woods you hear a song coming up, "Amazing Grace! how sweet the sound."
You say, "Well, praise God, old Brother Branham made it. There he is. He's down there just a singing away." It'll be amazing grace, all right, when I get there. So I--so grateful for His blessings.

L-7 I want to call your attention, this morning, to Jeremiah the 8th chapter, the 22nd verse.
Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?
That's a mighty small text, but it isn't how small it is; it's the value that's in it. Many people go by quantity, but it's the quality we're talking about.

L-8 Here some time ago there was a little boy that I was telling you about, found that up in a attic (across the river from where I live)... He found an old postage stamp, looked yellow. And he had ice cream in his mind, so down the street he goes to find the stamp collector. And he asked him, "What will you give me for this stamp?"
"Oh," he said, "I'll give you a dollar."
Why, he thought he'd only get a nickel, so he sold it for a--one dollar.
A little later that stamp collector sold that same stamp for five hundred dollars. Later it went into the thousands of dollars. And I don't know what the value of it is it now.

L-9 Now, it wasn't because of the little piece of yellow paper, because that wasn't worth picking up off the floor. It's what's on the paper that counted.
And that's what this is here; it's what's on the paper. The Bible was purchased by Brother Kidson. His--Brother Kidson give me this Bible about fourteen years ago in Houston, Texas, where I'd held one of my first revivals, and I preached out of it ever since.
The Bible probably cost about twenty dollars, but them words that I read in there is Eternal Life to everyone that believes. It's--it's God's Word.


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