<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>62-0724, Sir, We Would See Jesus, Legion Auditorium, Port Alberni, BC, 111 min
L-1 Thank you, Brother Borders. You may be seated. I deem this a great privilege to be here in the meeting tonight down at Port Alberni, among friends who are pilgrims and strangers to the world, sojourning now, waiting for the coming of the Lord, to be taken to a better city, a better land where there's no death and no sorrow. And we're waiting for that time of the coming of the Lord.

L-2 It was not long ago I had the privilege of being with your pastor, Brother Byskal. And we had some--a little trip together afterwards, a little hunting trip up in Northern British Columbia, and he told me he was missionaring to the Indian people over here on the--on the Island. And, oh, I've always wanted to help somebody who's trying to help the Indian people. I've had a few experiences down in the States with speaking to the Indians: the Navajo, and Apaches, and many of them down there, and find such a wonderful faith; and Brother Eddie, not underwritten by anyone. And I said, "Maybe sometime I'd have the opportunity to come by and help you, Brother Eddie."
He said, "I'd be so happy for that, Brother Branham."
So we are here tonight on his invitation. And my son, he came over a few moments ago, and he gives out prayer cards to pray for the sick. Usually we don't do that around the first night when it's going to be a big meeting, until we get everybody settled down till they understand.
But tonight, being we've just got three nights, I said, "You better give out some prayer cards, and--and we will pray for the sick the first night so that we can get started right along." I...
And he come, and he met me, and he said, "Daddy, there's just one bad thing about the meeting." Said, "Just to be three nights; it ought to be three weeks." He said, "These are such lovely people."

L-3 Now, we never judge people by how much they own, or how big a homes they live in, how they dress. We judge them by what's in their heart. That's where God lives, in the heart. And when you find simplicity, humility, and loveliness, and... That--that's what we love. We just love that. I was borned again in a little group of people like this one time, and I--I've always thought they were--they were the humblest, nicest people. And they're the ones I've lived with on earth, and I believe I'll live with them in glory through the ceaseless ages to come.

L-4 And I remember my first experience with ministering to Indians, and I suppose these are Indian folks setting out here in the front. I just imagine so. And I'm very happy to be with you. My, a real Americans, that's correct, real Americans, the ones that God gave America to, the Indians. So I'm so thankful they're...
Down deep in my veins flows just a little bit of the blood. My mother's grandmother come from the reservation. And I've always deemed that one of the greatest privileges, to say that down in me is part really American. For there's a little background somewhere of Indian blood that I'm very happy for, very thankful. And I've always wanted to minister to them, because...
My mother was a real lady. She just went home to glory, an aged, old woman, with a real experience of being safe in the arms of Christ. I held her hands while God come and took her, just recently. And I know what she was, and what a sweetheart she was to me, and a mother, and I--I love her. And I'm so glad tonight to be ministering to the--to the people.


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