<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>63-0825E, Perfect Faith, Branham Tabernacle Jeffersonville, IN, 106 min
L-1      Our Heavenly Father, that is our intention tonight. We have assembled together to only believe, just believe the Lord Jesus. There are those here, tonight, who are sick and afflicted, and we have dedicated our--our--our service tonight to the healing of the sick and broken body. Now, as the singer just sang that beautiful hymn, Then Jesus Came, may You come on the scene for us tonight, Lord, and heal all that's afflicted, and there won't be a feeble person in our midst tonight. Grant it, Lord, and help us as we look to the Word now to find faith sufficient for this hour. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-2   [Brother Branham speaks to someone on platform--Ed.] There's a pair of glasses here, that someone has lost, and been found in the church. If anybody... if they belong to you, well, they're here on the platform, on the pulpit.

L-3 Now, I know that many are working, and they have to go home early, and so I won't speak very long; and then have a prayer line to pray for the sick. That gives me an opportunity to--to catch up in some of the emergencies that just been in the room, catch them just now before coming in, and this afternoon. Some of them, of course, is very, very bad and violent. And I been making the calls, too, and praying for the sick. Seeing the hand of our Lord Jesus heal the sick and the afflicted, just how wonderful He is!

L-4 Now, not too often do we get into these healing services, because usually we... the Holy Spirit will come around if there's any emergency case, and discern it right quick, and pick it out and say something about it. Then the rest of them, why, we just... maybe it's nothing too bad, so we just pass it on by. And I thought, being here twice today, it should be that we dedicate one service for a prayer for the sick. I believe in healing the sick. I believe it is a Bible command. We cannot preach that, without... the full Gospel, without including that.

L-5   Now, it's possible... I don't know yet, I haven't called home yet tonight, it may be possible that next Sunday I'd be through here again. And if you--if you don't hear from us this week, if Billy don't let you know (he'll know a little later on in the week), if you don't hear it, then we'll be here again next Sunday; 'cause that gives you Labor Day, you see, to rest up, and so... or to get home on. See? And so we'll try, the Lord willing. Now, well, if you don't hear... I think Billy drops you a card, or tells you through the services some way, so if he doesn't call you, then I'm coming back for--for this next coming Sunday. If, Brother Neville, it's all right, one of the service? [Brother Neville speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] Oh, that's fine.

L-6   If anybody wants to know, this little Collins, here. And during the time of the Seven Seals, the doctors had told that little boy, with rheumatic fever, that he had to lay on his back and drink through a tube; that--that was it. And the father and mother brought him to the home and set him in the room, prayed for him. And the Lord Jesus healed him so completely, he went back to school; and the authorities called them in about it. So they called the specialist who was waiting on him, and she couldn't believe... He couldn't believe such a thing as that, and they brought the boy down for a test, and he was perfectly, normally well. Then, Jesus came, the tempter's power was then broken!

L-7 You know, strange thing, I was going to ask someone to sing that song tonight. And as I was ministering in the room there, here it come, someone singing it out here, Then Jesus Came. If that--that wasn't sang, I was going to ask someone to sing it before I--I spoke tonight. So, He--He works all things right.


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