<TITLE>01. Par 1-6</TITLE>61-1105, The Testimony Of A True Witness, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 121 min
L-1 Thank you, Brother Neville, the Lord bless you. Morning, friends. It's a privilege to be back here in the house of the Lord this morning, and to tell again the old, old story that we've told all these years to many peoples, that how that the grace of God has appeared to us through Jesus Christ.
And so glad to know today that we are fellowshipping this grace around the world with the peoples everywhere, know that God has His children everywhere. Maybe sometimes we don't exactly see it just in each other, as we would do or should do. But usually when it's in a time of trouble, that's when the real colors show.
And that's one of my thoughts this morning, that I would not know how to express to you people my thankfulness and gratefulness to you for what you have done for us as a family in our time of trouble and need. Only eternity will be able to--will I be able to explain to you what your fine loyal friendship meant to us in this time of our trouble, as the going away, going home of mother. I never realized what it meant so much as now, as what it meant when someone comes to see you when you're sick.

L-4 Many times that I have run against those problems of being so many calls that I could not make them, and I've turned my calls to other ministers, and to help me to get by. And then, realizing that it causes a little disappointment, for, perhaps maybe they called this other minister too, but they'd called for me to come. And it just makes me feel like that I wished I had super strength of some sort to make every one of them.
For I know, when I sent for different ones to come, how that every one come right on time; and how--what it meant to me to see them show up. And to you people who set up at nighttime with mother, Sister Wilson here, and Brother Fred Sothmann and his wife, and, oh, so many of you, and so many offered your service; that we did not have to accept it, but you offered your service; so many that there'd have been someone, with her, changing every few minutes. You were so nice.

L-6 And at the time when we were--had her laying in the funeral home, how you come and visit, and shook our hands, and put your arms around us, and give us your sympathy. I never realized that that meant so much until it come to me. Flowers, bouquets, and baskets from everywhere, insomuch they couldn't even put them in the funeral hall, they had to put them back in rooms. How that... Never thought that just sending a bunch of flowers meant so much, until then.
And many of you has sent in cards from different places, and saying--sympathy cards, putting some money in it to help out on the expenses and things: never realized that a little gift to someone or a little thing like that would mean so much, until it come to me. God ever richly bless you.


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