<TITLE>01. Par -</TITLE>62-0513M, The Way Of A True Prophet Of God, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 140 min
L-1-1 Why, good morning, friends. It's a fine morning and a good time to be here. I'm happy to be alive this morning and to be here at--with the congregation again. There's so many things can happen in such a short time. And we don't know what time that we're going to be called upon to answer up at the big court, and we want to be prepared at any time; so we can have peace.

L-1-2 And I'm very grateful as I said... 'Course I was here Sunday night and was speaking to the people; I preached Sunday night, and I want to thank Brother Roberson and all you all called in about enjoying that message of Sunday night, "We Have All Things." And so I--sometime... I didn't think I was going to speak, just come down and looked at Brother Neville (and his throat kinda like a bumblebee down there), and I thought, "Poor brother, if he sure calls on me tonight, I'm going to help or do everything I can." 'Cause I know what that is when you're tired and hoarse, and he'd preached hard that morning; and so, I--I spoke for him Sunday night. And so we're--we're... I thank you very much.

L-1-3 Now, there's many requests, they say, for prayer; and so let's just remember them first, all these requests. Let's bow our heads now.
Our heavenly Father, it is written that we should enter Thy assemblies with thanksgiving upon our hearts, make our requests known in the assemblies of the saints. And we have many of them this morning; so many, that we don't know how to call them to Your attention, but You know them. And there's many that was not spoken of; You know them also. So we pray with all of our hearts, as we did last Sunday night for Sister Shepherd's and Brother Shepherd's child. There when in the...?... of a...?... Come back, the Holy Spirit said, "She does not have no polio; she'll be all right." What a satisfaction we have when we hear from You.
Now, we're asking this morning that You will grant these requests for the sickness, for the bereaved home, for the loved ones, and all that's been spoken, Father; we pray that You will remember each one. And I offer My prayer and the prayer of these people before Thee, gathered together and sent to You in the Name of Jesus Christ. Hear us, Father, we pray. Amen.

L-2-1 I want to thank each and every one of you all for your prayers for me while I... You know, I had a little explosion down on the range down there. And Satan tried to kill me and--and... 'Course he couldn't do it; God wasn't through with me yet. So he just can't do it until it's all over. When God's finished, then I'm ready. But I--my good friend, Brother Wood, down there; it's just the mercies of God or he'd just found from here down and not from here up with about a five or six ton explosion that close to my face, like that. Never hurt me a bit. See? Scratched my face up a little, so that about it; it's all gone now, just one little spot left there.

L-2-2 So I want to thank Brother and Sister Dauch over here, Brother Brown, and them, who I understood by telephone conversation that they gathered together a group of people and prayed for me. And now, that just is something, does something to you. You know, you pray for others and everything, and then when you find out that somebody's praying for you when you need it, that means a whole lot. And I know many of you didn't call in or anything, but you did just the same. And it means a whole lot to us. And that's the reason that I--it didn't hurt me. God let me be well, and so I'm very grateful.


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