<TITLE>01. Par -</TITLE>62-0422, The Restoration Of The Bride Tree, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 214 min
L-1-1 Thank you, Brother Orman. God bless you. Good morning, friends, and it's a privilege to be back in the Tabernacle on this fine Easter morning, worshipping, the great resurrection of our precious Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

L-1-2 I'd like to say that I was certainly... Of all the messages that I ever heard our pastor preach, his best one was this morning. I went home and told my wife; I said, "Honey, this is one morning you missed it by not getting up early." That was the best that I heard on the resurrection in all my life; I never heard anything any better on the resurrection than our pastor give us this morning. Such an astounding message, and everything right to its point. That goes to show that when the anointing gets a hold of a man (See?) what--what happens. That does something then. And so we're happy that--that God has give us this wonderful pastor.

L-1-3 And now, I want to thank each and every one of you. We've been here now for quite a little while (at different times, back and forth), but I'm leaving for the fields now, as you know. This week I'm leaving for the Cree Indians up in British Columbia, and then over in--from there to Fort Saint John, and then this summer, the Lord willing, to be in--all on the west coast, up in the east, and--and out on the west coast, and up into Alaska--Anchorage, Alaska, and through there. And then, perhaps from there I'm sending out some feelers for Africa and the rest of the world for the oncoming winter.
So it'll probably be some time before I get to be back here at the tabernacle again; at least it'll be up in August or sometime this fall 'fore I can get back again.
And I want to thank you all for your fine cooperation, for all that you've done. And we're sorry we never have room for the people here on these mornings. We are in a building project now, as you know, to build a bigger church when--for these services. And so that'll probably go into effect right away now; they'll start building on the church.

L-2-1 And now, be--also want to thank each and every one of you for your--for gifts, birthday cards, Easter cards, gifts that you've given Billy and different for--and ones for me, Brother Wood, and many of them. I appreciate them all.
And each one comes and says... You don't know what a strain it is, somebody to come and say, "Now, we want to see Brother Branham. We want to see your father," so forth. And said, "The sheet's filled up."
Now, you don't know what an embarrassing condition it puts you in, when you--you can just get to so many, and that's all you can do.
I--I wished it was so I just had a long time with each one, could set down. And I hope to do that sometime; but it can't be on this earth, because there's people comes in here from all over the world (See?), from around the world. This week been people from several nations in here, and been interviewed, and prayed for this week, from nations around the world.

L-2-5 And if it was just our little local congregation here in Jeffersonville, I could gladly take two or three hours with each one and weed it right down and have them out. But see, while there just may be, say, five calls from--or maybe two calls from right in our local community, there's a hundred or two from around the world, at the same time these two are coming in. So there's been literally thousands that I couldn't even touch nowhere. See?
People... And the calls to come here and go there from around the world, just--airplane tickets sent in and everything else to come pray for the sick; but you can't do it.


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