<TITLE>06. Par 50-61</TITLE>L-50 And Brother Eddie, wanting to feed the Indians where he's a missionary... There's a fine man, come out of a lovely home, and a wife just out of a swell home. And their arms is eat up in here, and sore, with fleas, where they lived with the Indians and things, out there trying to bring Christ to the Indians. Takes grace to do that; live out there on peanut butter and molasses, and sleep in those huts where bedbugs, fleas and everything, just eat them up like that, yet, to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
And so Brother Eddie'd slipped around the hill. And I set there just in awe for two hours, when I seen the great snow-peaked mountain. I thought, "Lord God, let me live here during the millennium." See them yellow quakers down on the hill, and the red buck-bush, and all blending in with that big snow-capped mountains, reflecting down into the lakes. There's just something about it, how you'd set there and cry and cry and cry, 'cause only God alone can paint that. There's nothing can do it. See?
And I was setting there, I happened to think, "Well, I wonder what become of Brother Eddie?"

L-53 I went over to Bud, and he was setting over there rejoicing in it too, about two hours. And we got up, and I seen Eddie's movie camera laying right up there. On the top of those mountains, there's nothing but caribou moss, just moss, it's on above where timber won't grow.
And I noticed him down the hill. He'd put his fingers up like this, he was stalking this young bull caribou. Well, he--he shot the caribou. And we just dressed it out, and went back up on the hill. And I got down low enough we get some water.

L-55 And I was just looking around with the glasses. Somehow, about two miles from me, there laid my animal. I seen him. I said, "That's him. That's the one." I said, "Looky here, see this shale we have to go around the side." And I said, "The only thing is the green checkered..." And I looked, and Eddie had on a green checkered shirt.
I said, "Eddie, I thought you..."
He said, "Brother Branham, I didn't... My wife must've put that in there." He said, "I got a clean shirt this morning, but I didn't know that... My wife must have put that in there." God never fails one thing. He's just perfectly. There he had the green checkered shirt.

L-57 The guide said, "Brother Branham, I don't know how you ever get around to that."
I said, "I don't care if he's fifty miles away, he's mine." I said, "He belongs to me." And we started off around that shale, just, oh, that steep, just around the sides.
And we got over there, and I got the big caribou. And--and instead of it having panels, it had spikes; never seen one like it. See how--how--how God does things?
So we told the boys to go down the draw, and take the horses, and pick up the meat, and meet us down at the bottom when we come down. 'Cause Brother Bud looked around, said, "Brother Branham's vision, if it was true about my brother being healed with epilepsy, he'll get that animal regardless of where it's at." So he said, "You just meet us; we'll have the head and down there."

L-61 And so when we got it skinned out; and the skin and the horns, and all would be about a hundred and twenty-five pounds; but just not the body skin, just the cape skin. So then he said, "Now, Brother Branham," said, "I want to ask you something." Said, "I could hardly skin him here," he and I both, one on each side. He said, "You say these horns are forty-two inches?"
I said, "Yes, sir."
He said, "They look like ninety to me."
I said, "They're forty-two."
And he said, "I've got a measuring tape in my saddle bag."
I said, "All right, you'll see it's exactly."
He said, "Then according to what you've told me, somewhere between here and where we meet them boys, with that green shirt on, you're going to get a silver-tip grizzly bear." Said, "I've never seen one, and I've lived in these mountains all my life."
I said, "But it's THUS SAITH THE LORD."


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