<TITLE>05. Par 40-49</TITLE>L-40 Many years ago when the Angel of the Lord had met me down here at the river the first time, and appeared in that Light, and the Words that He spoke there; eleven years later, when I walked into a meeting, this little woman rose and spoke in tongues and interpreted. It was word for word the same thing that Angel said.
And this same little woman, when I walked into the tabernacle at--or the place at Shreveport that we were in, the Life Tabernacle, the Holy Spirit moved on that woman and said word for word what He said to me up there on the hill. Then the Spirit begin to move and give interpretation, foretelling things by the revelation, by prophecy, the things that would to happen in the meeting the following night; and not one time did it fail.
Before that, a little woman stood up in the meeting, a Baptist woman come over there not knowing what she could do. And she was standing in the midst of the meeting, and the Holy Spirit fell on her, and she begin to speak with tongues, a Baptist woman from the First Baptist church at Shreveport; and then she didn't know what she had did. And then before she could say anything, the Holy Spirit give the interpretation, said, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, 'Within three months there'll be the Spirit of Moses, Elijah, and Christ, ministering in this tabernacle.'" There it happened, perfectly.

L-43 A Baptist man from Meridian, Mississippi, started to lay his hand on his refrigerator to get something out of the refrigerator, and the Spirit of God come upon him; and he spoke in tongues, not knowing what he was doing. And before he got--could understand what he was doing, the Holy Spirit spoke back and said, "Go to Shreveport, Louisiana; My servant will tell you what to do." See?
And he come there, said, "I don't understand this, never happened before." Oh, my. We are living in the last days just before the coming of the Lord.

L-46 That little church has been always in the minority, the Pentecostal. Now, I am not meaning the denominational Pentecostals; I'm not meaning... And--but the people with the Pentecostal experience... Pentecost is not an organization, Pentecost is an experience that goes to whosoever will: Catholic, Jew, Proselyte, Methodists, Baptists, whosoever will, let him come. It's an experience that the individual... God doesn't deal with a denomination, neither does He deal in the Gentiles as a--a race or a people; He deals with individuals. Whosoever will, let him be white, black, yellow, brown, Methodist, Baptist, Protestant, Catholic, whatever he is, let him come, whosoever. I'm so glad He made it that way. I...
Like the fellow said once, "I'd rather He'd say that than to call my name, 'Let William Branham come,' 'cause there might be more than one William Branham. But when He said, 'Whosoever,' I know that took me."
So that's the way we can all feel, "Whosoever will, let him come."

L-49 Now, I know there's many people waiting out here in the hotels and motels, that come in from around the world. See? Oh, here's people here from Ireland and different places, waiting for these appointments. But I can't catch it right now. I want to give my time to this; you understand.
When I come back off these trips, I'll usually come back to have a--to a--have a--someone to minister to, because they keep the appointments. But right now we have to let them go because of this.


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