<TITLE>03. Par 11-14</TITLE>L-11 Thank you. I don't know what to say. I'm just without words. I've heard so much till I'm just filled up. Isn't that wonderful? How that our Lord... That's just... I'm so glad. I believe I felt led to come up here this morning. So good to be here, setting in heavenly places in Christ Jesus.
We're so thankful to hear Brother Harold's... I can't call his last name, so I'll just have to say Harold. To hear that how the Lord led him to that great place, and what they're doing.
I certainly will say this in connection with it, that when you go to the other lands, those people there, it takes a message of Pentecost to stir them people. See? They--they have all the theology, and all the--the tracts, and so forth. But they've got to see God in action. That's what attracts them. One altar call at Durban, my last meeting there, we recorded thirty thousand come to Christ as raw heathens at one time (See?), because they seen something they could put their hand on.

L-12 I'd like to say that, in regards to that, the great missionary to India, Hudson Taylor. There was a--a young Chinese boy come up one morning and said, "Dr. Taylor," said, "I have just received Christ in my heart, and my soul is on fire with the Spirit of God in me." Said, "Shall I study... What school shall I go to to study and get my B.A., and so forth like that?"
Mr. Taylor said, "Don't wait till the candle is half burned to show light."
That's right. I think so too. When... That's the trouble. The people wait, and they take them into those seminaries and take all out of them that God put in them. You see?
I--I think, go as soon as the candle's lit. If you don't know no more, tell them how it lit. That's all they have to know. Just--just tell them how it got on fire, and let them get on fire. The rest of it'll take care of it. Just--just go. Tell them how the candle was lit, and let them get lit, and they'll tell somebody else. And the candle-lighting time now... That's true, that's right. Now, I would be foolish to try to preach behind something like that. You know that.

L-13 Like I was up here one time at a fine school, and someone said, "Brother Branham, you've wrote a few books. I would like to confer on you a doctor's degree."
I said, "I'm too smart for it."
Said, "Why would you think that?"
I said, "They know my old Kentucky way of speaking; 'his' and 'hain't' and 'tote,' and... I'd talk that, and say I was a doctor? People got better sense than that. So I'm just too smart to do that." So we know our capacity.
But it's good to be here: this fine group. And just while I was listening to the--the joybells a ringing in every heart, a little Scripture came on my mind that I might use just for, I say for fifteen minutes or by about like, brother. He... I certainly feel little, and apologize to Brother Harold. I dropped up here this morning right at the time he was to speak, and then... up among the people. Then they called me up here. I feel real bad, and apologize to Brother Harold, I... [Brother Harold says, "Can I just say something along that line." --Ed.] Yes, you can say something. [Brother Harold speaks to the audience--Ed.]

L-14 Humility is a way to success. That's right. I invite you down to the meeting tonight, down to the... I called it the Cow Palace and got everybody mixed up. They once told me it was the Cow Palace, and I find out that's plumb at San Francisco. [Someone says, "Great Western Fairgrounds"--Ed.] Great Western Fairgrounds. And we're having a grand time down there, a group of brethren. We're just like, well, like a little picture I seen one time.


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