<TITLE>23. Par 207-214</TITLE>L-207   "How do you know you got It?" I got It. Amen. He gave It to me by His grace. I feel It. I know It. I see It working in my life. It changed me. And according to this Book here, He said that I had Eternal Life and would not be able to come to the Judgment, but I've passed from death unto Life because He took my judgment for me. And if He paid the price, don't try to bring me to any Judgment. He's done took it for me, and I accepted it. Yes, sir.

L-208 So there's no more judgment. There's no more--no more death. Oh, I have to leave the church and leave the people someday, but that... if Jesus tarries. And if that happens, why, my, I ain't dead. I can't die, I got Eternal Life. How can you die with Eternal Life? See? Always in the Presence of God and forever shall be with Him! Amen! That thrills my heart, my, makes me want to start preaching again. See? That's right. Oh, He's Wonderful!
Isn't He wonderful, wonderful, wonderful?
Isn't Jesus my Lord wonderful?
Eyes have seen, ears have heard, what's recorded in God's Word;
Isn't Jesus my Lord wonderful?
I love that testimony.
Eyes have seen, ears have heard, what's recorded in God's Word;
Isn't Jesus our Lord wonderful?

L-209   Oh, I love Him! He's my Peace, my Life, my--my Hope, my King, my God, my Saviour, (my, oh, my!), my Father, my Mother, my Sister, my Brother, my Friend, my everything! You see? We used to sing a little song like that. You know, do you all ever get them little Pentecostal songs like... I hope they got that recorder turned off, see. That song we'd use to sing:
He's my father, my mother, my sister and my brother,
He's everything to me.
He's everything, He's everything to me;
He's everything, He's everything to me;
For He's my father, my mother, my sister and my brother,
He's everything to me.

L-210 You remember when we used to sing that? Any of you remember it? My, years ago! And then we used to say:
I know it was the Blood, I know it was the Blood,
I know it was the Blood for me;
One day when I was lost, He died upon the Cross,
And I know it was the Blood for me.

L-211 You remember that little song? Let's see, what was that other one we sang? Let's see.
Oh, won't you watch with me one hour,
While I go yonder, while I go yonder?
Oh, won't you watch with me one hour,
While I go yonder and pray?
I'm overcoming, I'm overcoming,
I'm overcoming, I'm overcoming;
For I love Jesus, He's my Saviour,
And He smiles and He loves me too.

L-212   Used to be old Brother Smith, a colored brother, used to be down here at the corner. Oh! I'd hear those colored folks down there, I'd just sit there and scream and cry and everything else, shake my car all over and jump all around it like that. They all clapped their hands. [Brother Branham claps his hands while singing--Ed.].
Oh, won't you watch with...
That little beat the colored folks has, you know. Nobody can sing like them; you might as well forget it. See?
... one hour,
While I go yonder,...

L-213 Oh, my! I sit there, I said, "O God!" This little old boy, about twenty years old, I'd run around and around that car and just shout and praise God like that. Oh, what a time! That was just the early beginning, when God was just moving among the people like that. Now we're come into a strong Church. Not many in members, but powerful in the Spirit. Amen. How wonderful!

L-214   Then there used to be a little song... I remember the day down there in Chattanooga, Tennessee, when I met this... Not Chattanooga, it was down in Memphis, where I met this little colored woman, you know, standing out there. You've heard me tell about it, you know. Her boy had the venereal disease. And she had this man's shirt tied around her head, leaning over the bench like that. And the Lord stopped that plane there and wouldn't let it go, somehow, and they told me come get... And the Holy Spirit said, "Take a little trip and go down this way."


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