<TITLE>01. Par 1-10</TITLE>63-0115, Accepting God's Provided Way At The End Time, Church Of All Nations, Phoenix, AZ, 114 min
L-1      [Brother Carl Williams says, "How you doing, Brother Branham?"--Ed.] How are you, Brother Carl? Fine. Thank you. [Brother Williams speaks to the congregation, "You be seated, please."] Push another chair back. All right. Is it mine? ["Yes."] Hum! Here it is.

L-2 Well, it's certainly nice to be back in the house of the Lord, tonight, and especially this one, because I had the privilege of dedicating this house of the Lord, some time ago, when our precious Brother Sharritt built this place. And we dedicated it to the Lord for His service. And it's good to be in the house of God at any time. Isn't it? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] It's a real nice place to be.

L-3 And down here in this frigid zone, that where it... I come down here to get away from the cold weather, and I got right into it. I said last night, "I hope I didn't bring you all all this trouble." Well, you know, they say summer takes its winter's rest out here. And maybe the winter come to look in on it, see how it was getting along. But it's good to--to be here any time.

L-4   I've always had a--a feeling for Phoenix, since a little boy. I love Phoenix. And Phoenix was my first place to ever preach to people that wasn't the white race of people. That was the Indians. I went up to the reservation. I guess there may be people here tonight remembers when I made God a promise on a platform: if He would heal an alcoholic and a woman with TB, I'd go to the reservations to--to minister to the Indians. And they reminded me of it. And both of them were healed. And I went up to the Apache Reservation, and there the Lord gave us great victory.

L-5 I can't think of that lady's name that was healed with cancer up there. It was an outstanding case. I believe she was a missionary up there, the Assemblies of God, the best I remember that. We went with her, Mitchell. And that's right. Is there anybody here was along in that meeting up there at the reservation then, at that night? I thought... Yes. That's right.

L-6   I--I thought I was going to be up against it. I--I couldn't make them understand what I was meaning. I'll never forget that night. There was a... long after I had preached a while, and told them about Christ. I was standing on the steps of the mission hall. And they had the place full, then they were all on the outside. So I was talking to them. And one outstanding thing, that night, was the--the old Indian brother they had brought in on a board, and 'long some time towards morning. And they--they were wet, where they had walked across the--the river. Forded it down there, somewhere, brought him in.

L-7 I asked the young fellow. I said, "Aren't you afraid you'll take pneumonia?"
He said, "Jesus Christ take care of me. I bring my daddy."
"Good." I said, "Do you believe he'll be healed?"
"Yes."

L-8 He was shaking with palsy. The two young boys were packing him. I prayed for the old man.

L-9 After while I heard something screaming. Looked down; the old man had the board on his own back, going around, waving at everybody. Just simple faith to believe, it's all it takes.

L-10   I remember that night, a sweet old Indian woman, she had long braids of hair hanging down. And she was on crutches, and they were very home-constructed, they, like broom sticks with a piece of board over the top of them, like a two-by-four, and then wrapped rags around. And, really, the next one to come was... She was in line, coming from the inside the building. But there was a little, young Indian boy, very strong-looking little fellow. He was beat all the rest of them in, to get in the line. And the poor old thing was trying to get her sticks out. And she had seen two or three healings before she had got in the line.


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