<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>60-0609, Be Not Afraid, Miami Valley Chautauqua Campgrounds, Chautauqua, OH, 86 min
L-1 Lord bless you. It's so good to be back in the house of the Lord tonight; always glad to come to the house of the Lord. I'm... About the time we get acquainted, then it's almost time to leave again. The convention breaks tomorrow night; I believe that's right. But I believe we can stay over until Sunday afternoon, that is... You who will have to leave, that just made preparations for staying the convention time, of course you'll make arrangements to leave. And I was trying just to speak in the convention, and then put them other two nights--just push them in, other two meetings--get all the people prayed for. But I hear that some of them has to leave, so we're going to pray for the sick tonight.

L-2 And now, if any of you that does stay over, we'd be very happy to have you for Saturday night service. And then we're going to have Sunday afternoon, so we won't interfere with any other minister's service. And you strangers here that's going to be staying over, now find you some of those good churches around here, these brethren that's cooperating in this convention and meeting. And find you a place for Sunday school, and take your little ones and go to Sunday school. And I'm sure you'll have a hearty welcome, to any of these brethren. It's the church of your choice.

L-3 And... So then--then, we'll close on Sunday afternoon, to show respects to our brothers who has a regular standing meetings. We're not here for money, for anything else, but to try to help our brethren push the load on, just everything that we can. And then we're also wanting to help Him to pray for the sick people, do all that we can to help you. We're come here for that purpose.
And now, it's been a little chilly, and some of them is complaining... Where's my old friend, Brother Kidd, at tonight? I... [Someone says, "I invited him up here, Brother Branham, but he wanted to wait or something."--Ed.] All right. I tell you... Can you hear me young fellow? All right, good. Oh, the Lord blessed him and healed him, when he... The doctors thought he was going to die. He's still staying with us. I want you up here tomorrow night to quote that song to me that you quoted when I come to visit you. See? You know that song, I told you I wanted you to say? Remember, I promised that to the Lord. So you must be up here tomorrow night, young fellow. I want you to...

L-4 I tell you; I never forget that visit. I left home about two o'clock in the morning, try and make my run real quick, 'cause I had to go away, to run up to see old Brother Kidd.
And I said, "Can he stay till Sunday?"
His dear wife said, "According to the doctors, he won't be here then." Said, "You--you better come right now, Brother Branham."

L-5 Well, I got right in my car at two o'clock, and I was afraid I'd go to sleep, 'cause I was up till nearly midnight. And I got Billy to help me, and we come up to the home. And I looked setting there, and this little old fellow, I--I--I felt so sorry for him. That's... Little old cane in his hand like that, looked to me like old Jacob when he was getting ready to leave, you know, and calling the children up around his side.
And in there there was a woman, one of his church members... Brother Kidd's in seventy, and I--I'm... Don't know if she was in eighty something, or maybe ninety. Just as bright... ninety-two; ninety-two years old. Just a... Lot smarter then I am; just as intelligent and bright as she could be.


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