<TITLE>18. Par -</TITLE>L-25-3 My little old southern mammy used to tell me... All of us little kids would come on Saturday night and a big old cedar tub, and she'd pour water in it and--and get the little one the bath. And I was the last of ten, and I got the last bath in the same tub of water, just warm it up a little bit. And then mama would take... We... Had so poor, we--she'd take old meat skins and render them out to get the--the grease out of them. We couldn't afford to buy lard, and so she'd get the grease out of it to put in the corn bread; and we had black-eyed peas, turnip greens and corn bread.

L-25-4 And--and we got... Or we had an allergies, and things, and mama, every Saturday night would give us a dose of castor oil. I--I can't even stand the stuff yet to smell it. When I'd come through, holding my nose, I'd say, "Mama, don't, don't. No, I just can't stand it."
She give me a good word, said, "Son, if it don't make you sick, it don't do you no good."
That's the way with the preaching of this Word. If it don't sicken you up right good, so it'll make your spiritual gastronomics go to working, it won't do you any good. That's right. The Word makes you free and free indeed, cuts loose the shackles.
Do you believe it? The church needs a Holy Ghost revival. It needs a house cleaning. These are eagles; don't feed them on chicken food. They're eagles. Get them out there where they have to fly or die. That's all. And God will watch over His heritage. He's n--never too far away. He's always near to lift you up. Do you believe that?

L-25-7 Let us bow our heads then for a word of prayer. How many would like to be remembered now and say, "Lord, be merciful to me. Give me eagle thoughts. Give me eagle desires. Give me eagle life. Let me fly in Your blue yonder, Lord, where all things are possible to them that believe. Make a faith in me. Let my wings grow. Let my muscles around my wings grow till I can really see Jesus." Oh, God bless you.

L-25-8 Heavenly Father, oh, the--the message might've sound critical, Lord. But it wasn't meant that way. It was just in a little... Only way I have to let the people know, Lord, what that I believe that You're trying to get to them to shake the church, this great heritage of Yours, this great Pentecostal church. Great church as it is, You've shaken all kinds of gifts around them, all kinds of signs and wonders, and they set back like chickens sometimes. O God, let them see they're eagles; they can fly. Just take their faith and fly away from it. Get away from this old saying, "It can't happen. There's nothing to it."
O God, I pray that You'll bless everyone here this afternoon, and make each one of them hover closely under Jehovah's wings. Grant it, Father. I present them to You in Jesus' Name, Thy Son. Amen.

L-26-2 It's up to the Lord God what He does. Now, we're going to have the prayer line so we can get out here... I want you to go to church tonight. God bless you. You love the Lord? Amen. Let's just sing one more time, so I can hear it in Tulsa, this great big group...
I love Him, I love Him,
Because He first loved me.
Purchased my salvation on Calvary.
All right.
I... (Let's make it ring out now to Him. The message is over. Let's just worship Him.)
I love Him,
Because He first loved me.
And purchased my salvation on Calvary's tree.
Now, let's just kind of bow our heads and raise our hands while the crowd's getting quiet now.
I love Him, I love Him (Draw nigh, Lord.)
Because He first loved me.
And purchased my salvation on Calvary's tree.

L-26-3 [Brother Branham begins humming--Ed.] What was that? 100 or 50? 50? You who have prayer card number 1, raise up your hand. Stand up to your feet if you can, prayer card number 1. H--H-number-1, raise up your hand. Prayer card number 1, raise up... Are you the--are you the person, lady? H-number-1, come right over here. H-number-2...


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