<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>63-0818, The Uniting Time And Sign, Branham Tabernacle Jeffersonville, IN, 84 min
L-1      Good evening. Privilege to be here tonight, and stand in this place.

L-2 I, this morning, coming down the road... I'd been off praying, waiting on the Lord. And coming down the road, I turned on a--a radio minister, Brother Smith, the colored brother, (did you all hear him this morning? Any of you?) up at, I believe it's Ohio. Someone was telling me about him preaching, and said, "You ought to turn him on, like that."

L-3 I just happened to get him, this morning. And he was certainly telling about how that sin was abounding in the world today, and is... And I turned over a little farther, station from that, and come down and heard another. Time I got down here, I was about ready see if it wasn't too late to come to church, this morning when I got in. So, we're very indeed privileged to be here tonight, and to serve in the service of the Lord.

L-4   And talking about Brother Neville, and the message the other day, to this little lady, our sister that just went from us; left us, we all know who it was, it's Sister Weaver. And thinking about a man here, being baptized tonight; she... I baptized her in this pool when I... they had to bring her here in a wheel chair. She was dying, with cancer, and she just had that night to live; the doctors done give her up, she was going to die the next morning. And I went into her home and tried to speak to her about Divine healing, and she just kept repeating, "I'm not worthy that you come under my roof." She said, "I--I'm not worthy for a minister to be in my house." She said, "I'm a sinner." But she said, "Sir, I don't want to die like this." And so Grace Weber, up here, took me down there. I just come in, tired from the meetings; and there when I was praying for her, and read the Scripture to her, and she got saved. Then, she could hardly raise her hand up, but she wanted to shake hands with everybody. She just... something happened to her.

L-5 And while they was shaking hands, I saw a vision of her going to a chicken coop, coming back. I said, "All right, it's going to be all right now"; and that's eighteen years ago. And she's been a jump ahead of that cancer, all along. If she died,... Never died with no cancer, she had a heart attack and killed her. They had her under oxygen; she died in a heart attack.

L-6   And then I was thinking, just at the last when the people were going out, and they sang, Then Jesus Came. That's exactly what happened, He came and spared her life for those eighteen years. And I thought, how appropriate. That woman probably didn't know she was doing it like that. Then, again, she might have. But just how appropriate it was to have that part there, Then Jesus Came.

L-7   Now it's a little bit before, I--I hope, my great set in for meetings. I get real nervous. This morning, I was so twisted up, I went up to--to pray. And I--I'm home, back here. The family, just took them to Arizona, and I'm... so the kiddies get in school. And I'm back here just to--to kind of relax, go hunting with Brother Wood and a bunch of the brethren here; to go out hunting, for this coming week. We're going down in Kentucky. And I was... been in... I just happened to come in the day that--that Mrs. Weaver died, and it's just right that I could be here and help Brother Neville in that funeral.


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