<TITLE>06. Par -</TITLE>L-7-1 [Man in congregation says, "Brother Branham!"--Ed.] Yes, Brother. [Man in congregation testifies, "For those here this morning and to put more faith in others' hearts, Easter Sunday morning you called out a precious soul here, the third one which was a man. You said he was from Seymour, and you said through the anointing of the Holy Ghost, "They call you Bill." I know the man; I know him very well. And after we left here, his name is Isaac. They do call him Bill.--Ed.]
Yes, sir. See, his actual name is Isaac, but they call him Bill. The Holy Spirit makes no mistakes. It's the infallible. Now, this... Someone was talking, said... I'm--I'm fifty-three and third--about thirty-one years I've been behind the pulpit, and I have seen Him in tens of thousands of things.

L-7-3 Yesterday, I was down, way down in southern Kentucky, right on the Tennessee border, and I was setting in a boat with Brother Daulton, who the Lord gave all of his children to him (You remember the morning here when he started out.), and he said, "Brother Branham," said, "I guess it'd be hard for you to estimate."
I said, "Oh, Brother Daulton, tens of thousands times tens of thousands of things like that."
Said, "Won't you try to write a book... (I said)... of it."
I said, "Oh, my, Brother Daulton, it'd--it'd go across this boat here, an encyclopedia, just volumes of books of what I've seen the Lord do. And not one time has He ever failed (See?), not one time, but perfect each time."

L-7-4 I see, I believe now, if I'm not mistaken, Brother Shepherd's girl, with a kind of a orange-looking dress on; I think that. I stopped by her the other morning; she was walking down, and I thought I might have the wrong girl to pick up, so I took off. So that was me that stopped, sister. I--I thought it was Brother Shepherd's girl and I'd pick her up, 'cause I thought maybe his car might've broke or something. We was going to get Becky. And I--I thought it might be the wrong girl. But now, I see he's setting with them there, so I--I believe it was the right girl. So that was me that pulled up there and then pulled away. So...

L-8-1 Everybody love the Lord Jesus? Oh, wonderful. That's just fine and dandy. Amen. [Someone speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] Well, Brother Willard, we're just glad to have you in and you look pretty good too, best I can see you. We both kinda hamburgered up around the face. And I look like I've been hit with a handful of it, and I seen Brother Willard that night when he was asleep; and honest to goodness, he looked terrible. But you look awful good this morning, and we give thanks and praise to God for it, brother. Amen. Yes. You know, the devil can't kill us till God says, "Come on now." Then we want to go don't we, Brother Willard? That's right. Until then he's just trying in vain. That--that's all we... The Lord Jesus is our Help and our Refuge.

L-8-2 Now, here I talk along here when I've just got about six hours to preach this morning. See? Now, we never notified, didn't send out no tickets and things, 'cause I was--already announced I wouldn't be here; but just to come down and help Brother Neville and get to see you all again and have a little time of fellowship...
And last Sunday night Brother Roy Roberson (I don't know whether he's in here or not; I can't make out enough to see that if he's here.), he called me up and was telling me about the message. And someone called and said, "I was wondering when you talked about God gave us all things." See? He did: He gave us life; try to buy it. He gave us love; try to buy it. He gave us joy; try to buy it. He gave us peace; try to buy it. No way of buying it (See?), can't buy it. Then I said, "He gave us death."


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