<TITLE>01. Par 1-10</TITLE>65-0206, Doors In Door, Americana Hotel, Flagstaff, AZ, 108 min
L-1        ... here this morning. I was thinking of my time coming into Flagstaff the--the first time. It's been about, I guess, around thirty-eight years ago, maybe forty. I was talking about getting up the hill. There wasn't no snow, but my little Model-T couldn't hardly get up the hill. It could go thirty miles an hour, but that's fifteen this way and fifteen this a way, you know, over some of these roads we had here. And it was quite a...

L-2 [A brother on the platform says, "Why don't you give us that Ford poem."--Ed.] Brother Carl! ["Please."] No. He's telling me about a little poem I had one time, of on my Ford. It's not a good place to give it, Brother Carl.

L-3 So, we are very grateful. And I had so many nice testimonies this morning, hearing from these brethren, met some of the man.

L-4 And there was just a minister that just spoke here, a little Spanish brother that gave his... the little boy's time to sing. Wasn't that wonderful for a six-year-old voice? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] My, the nicest little voice I ever heard, for a little boy like that.

L-5   Now, this brother, the brethren forgot it, but he is holding a meeting here in your city. I think it's down at the Church of God, or Assemblies of God? [The brother says, "Assemblies."] Assemblies of God, down at the Assemblies of God. And I'm sure they would appreciate your--your presence. How long is the meeting lasting, brother? ["Through Sunday."] Through Sunday. ["Sunday night."] Through Sunday night. ["We're having a singspiration tonight."] Sir? ["We're having a singspiration tonight."] Singspiration tonight. Now you're all cordially invited to come to this meeting. ["At seven-thirty."] Seven-thirty, tonight. And where is the church located, brother? ["113 West Clay."] Would you just tell us where it is? ["113 West Clay."] 113 West Clay Street, right here in the city of Flagstaff. And--and I'm sure you'll...

L-6   Is the little boy with you? [The brother says, "No."--Ed.] No, his daddy will sing. You sing, do you? Well, that's fine, I guessed that just right, for one time. Well, that's very seldom you see that; but it's, usually, if there is one talent in the family, it takes from--from the rest of it, I think. So they have... ["It all started out in fasting and prayer, Brother Branham."] Fasting and praying, now that's--that's really nice.

L-7 Now, you know, if America, all together, all of our American families was like that, well, they'd just dismiss all the police force. Millennium would be on, wouldn't it? We'd be right in first class then. That's right. All death would fade away, all sickness, sorrow, all disappointments, and we would be with Christ.

L-8   So, we are happy, and I hear all these fine testimonies! And had the privilege of meeting Brother Earl, for my first time. And--and last evening I was talking to his wife, and--and she has been called out and healed, several times, in the meetings; said, at the last meeting she was on the platform.

L-9 So, makes us a little, kind of a little sense of humor. I didn't remember Brother Earl, though I had shook his hand somewhere. And--and I was sitting at the window, last night, looking for him to come up. And a great tall man come up, was wearing a black mustache. I said, "Here he comes." And then when... Billy, my son, said, "Oh, no," said, "that's not Brother Earl. He is much younger than that fellow." And so then I got to meet Sister Earl here last evening, and had the privilege of being in their lovely home here in the city.

L-10 This is a nice place. I always want to call it flagpole instead of Flagstaff, way up on top of the hill here, see. And, I tell you, if there is anybody here from Texas, now you brag. I left Tucson, yesterday, about seventy-two or seventy-five, somewhere along there, and up here this morning with an overcoat on. See, what they got in Texas, we got in Arizona, haven't we? That's right. We're right here.


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