<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>63-0724, God Doesn't Call Man To Judgment Without First Warning Him, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 103 min
L-1      "Call ten thousand Angels," when one could have destroyed the world, "but He died for you and me." That's something like the basis that I want to have my message for Sunday morning, if the Lord willing, on "What was Christ?" And now we're expecting maybe these little girls could sing that song again for us, Sunday morning. Brother Wheeler, I certainly want to say that you sure got two fine little ladies there, and their dressing, and no makeup and everything. They look like Christians to me, and sing like it and act like it. That's very fine.

L-2   I believe I was saying to my wife the other day, we have certainly a clean-looking bunch of women around here. I appreciate that. Their long hair and clean faces, and dressed decently. I--I--I admire you every time that I--I come in. I said to Meda, "I'd like to get them all in a row sometime and take their picture so I can show other churches the way our church is here." That, we speak these things, they--they obey. And we're glad. It does something for us. We know that when we--we have our petitions, if our heart condemns us not, we know that God hears us.

L-3   This morning, a friend of mine, way, away from here, was laid out, hauled him away and just--just barely living, thought he would be dead in a few minutes. They called, it was about daylight. I got out of bed, on the floor, and started praying for the old fellow and was able by the grace of God to contact that spirit, here it come back. Got all right, come back again, you see, living with us tonight yet, to the glory to God. That's old Brother Dauch, ninety-one years old, twenty--twenty-one years past the time of his life's journey. But the Lord is good and full of mercy, so we're grateful for it.

L-4   Now, Brother Neville, we look around at one another and I know I just got a little... about one more service to be here, and that'll be Sunday. And I--I don't want to take my pastor, I just love to hear him preach.

L-5 Sunday night when he preached, I tell you, I went up here with a friend to this little drive-in, to have a sandwich afterwards, Brother Evans and Sister Evans, and run into Brother and Sister Sothmann up there. Brother Sothmann and all of them was remarking about that wonderful message. And, I tell you, I've lived on it all week, almost. And some of them remarks that how that the ostrich thinks he had hid hisself. Now, that's true, when he sticks his head in the ground, but the most of him is still looking out. So that's about the way we do sometime. We try to hide our head behind something, there's always... maybe we're still showing, you know. He sees every bit of us, you see. So really appreciate that.

L-6   Then I thought, well, I like to talk to the church and I thought, well, I--I... Brother Neville gets to talk to you all the time, so then when I'm down here maybe drop down. I don't want to be hypocrite enough, and not I want to call or nothing, just set up there at the house and church open down here. I--I've got... I want to be down here because I love you.

L-7 I tell you, I certainly kind of... The weather here doesn't agree with me, and I... and the country doesn't agree with me and I'm allergic to the air that's here. Just as soon as that air strikes me I just break in hives, right over, see, and there's nothing you can do about it. And I... And we don't feel good, none of us, when we're here. We... hardly one of us have been really feeling good since we've been here, 'cause we kind of gotten used to that high climate.


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