<TITLE>08. Par 29-31</TITLE>L-29 So we went down foot by foot. We changed... that trophy I was packing weighed... Well, the caribou itself weighed around nine hundred. But we had to leave the meat there, and I just took the cape. And the horns alone weighed about a hundred and fifty pounds. So here I was trying to pull it down the hill, like this, over my shoulders.
And when we got within about... We come over a little glacier, and he said, "Think of it, Brother Branham. We're only about a mile to where... I can see with my natural eyes where them horses are standing. And I see every hill. And you're going to kill a nine foot silver-tipped grizzly?"
I said, "That's according to the Word of God that told me about three months ago, and it's never failed." I said, "You're doubting that, Bud."
He said, "Forgive me, Brother Branham. I'm not doubting." Said, "My heart is so... I--I just can't understand it." Said, "Where's the bear at?"
I said, "I don't know. I said, "God's got him sticking around here somewhere."
He said, "Think of it: a bear that I've never seen, and one that God told you..." He said, "That's the same God that told you about my brother."
I said, "Absolutely."
Said, "Brother Branham, put a shell in your gun."
I said, "I'll have time to do that."

L-30 We goes on down the hill. We was within about--about a half a mile, and he'd been packing, and I'd had the rifle. So we set down, resting. He said, "Brother Branham, just think. We're only half a mile."
I said, "Bud..." And I said, "He will be there. Don't you worry." And I looked. I said, "Bud, what is that standing right up there, about two miles up, top of the mountain?"
He throwed the glasses on, said, "Brother Branham, looks like a milk cow." He said, "It's a grizzly bear, so help me. And look at that white grizzle a-blowing in that sun setting this afternoon. He's a silver-tip. I never seen it before."
I said, "What are we waiting on?"
He said, "I believe if you'd just shoot him from here; it's two miles away; you will get him."
I said, "But Bud, according to the vision, I was just right close to him."

L-31 So tired, worn; we'd done been at least twenty miles that day over those mountains. So then, we started right back up again. And I got within about five hundred yards, and Bud said, "Brother Branham," he said, "did you ever shoot a silver-tip before?"
I said, "I've killed many bears, but never a silver-tip."
And he said, "They're the most vicious of all." Said, "They don't know dying."
I said, "No bear does."
So he said, "But the Lord gave you that one, didn't He?"
I said, "Oh, yeah."


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