<TITLE>04. Par 32-43</TITLE>L-32 And I said, "Honey, the Lord Jesus healed you, rewarded you out there, for that what you did." I said, "Now you go over there and have some of the men to take those braces off. Just watch what happens." And she hobbled across the platform. And I kept on with the rest of them.

L-33 In a few moments, here she come with the shoes, braces over her head; just as normal, both limbs as good as could be, and running up-and-down the steps. See, faith, faith, love finds its place. That's right.

L-34   I had a little experience today, and just show you what fellowship means. I, the last time here in New York, or I was over here to Brother Hudson, I think, in... That one, I don't think that was in New York. That's, I don't know which is New York around here. And just all New York, to me, all the way from Tucson here, looks to be.

L-35 So then I used to come here with Sister Brown and Brother Berg. I'm sure many of you know them. And I've been trying to get a hold of that dear old saint, for the last day or two. And there was no one in church, and then today I got her on the phone. I got a hold of the janitor. And, well, I thought I was talking to a sixteen-year-old girl, she's got so much spring in her voice. I said, "Sister Brown, you would never guess, in a--in a month of Sunday's, who this is."
And she said, "Bless your heart, I sure wouldn't."

L-36 And just as happy as she could be. I said, "Brother Branham," and she just started screaming; just such a sweet old thing.

L-37 And she is eighty-three years old, and preaches twice a week. And just think, she entered the ministry before I was born. And I was about ready to give up; I thought I was getting so old, you know. I took new courage.

L-38   And I told her I was here with Brother Vick over here. And the nice things that she said about Brother Vick! I tell you, that--that makes... That's real Christianity. Both of them big churches, right here in New York, no competition among them, you see, just really brothers and sisters in Christ. I tell you, that means a whole lot for the pastor, you know. Both of them here, old churches established like this, and still just brother and sister, working hand in hand. That's the way we should do it. That's very fine. I think that's complimentary to Brother Vick, of his great work here for the Lord, and his great feelings for others, and both of them. The Lord let them live a long, long time yet.

L-39 And, Brother Vick, I thought we were getting pretty old, but we are children yet, see. We're just children.

L-40   I remember Brother Bosworth when he was dying, he was eighty-four. I said, I liked to a burnt my old car up, from getting down there to see him. Then I seen him raise up, his little bald head, he raised his arms out like that. I just fell right in his arms, and screamed, "My father, my father, the chariots of Israel and the horsemen thereof!" And I said, "Brother Bosworth, I want to ask you," I said, "are you sick?"
Said, "No."
I said, "Well, what's the matter?"

L-41 He said, "I'm just going Home." Yeah, you know his sense of humor.

L-42 And I--I said, "Well, Brother Bosworth," I said, "I'd like to ask you something. When was your best time?"
He said, "Right now."
And I said, "Yet you know you're dying?"

L-43 He said, "I can't die." Said, "I died about seventy years ago," he said. He said, "I--I'm a new creature in Christ." And he said, "Brother Branham, all that I have lived for, for the past sixty years, has been the Lord Jesus. And, any minute, I'm looking for Him to walk in the door and go with Him for Eternity." I thought.


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