<TITLE>01. Par 1-9</TITLE>65-1031M, Power Of Transformation, Pine Lawn Trailer Park, Prescott, AZ, 122 min
L-1       Only believe, only believe,
All things are possible, only believe;
Only believe, only believe,
All things are possible, only believe.
[Brother Branham and congregation hum Only Believe--Ed.]

L-2 It would be kind of hard for anyone to express themselves in a--in a time like this, to say how much I appreciate this privilege of being here this morning, and--and among you, to minister the Word of God, which I'm sure you are acquainted with. And--and I want to thank Brother Leo and Brother Gene, and all you people, for this grand opportunity.

L-3 And as I was hearing the--the first hymn, to the last, there is something about that singing, it's a worship that you just don't find no more. And is always a great privilege for me when I come up here, about once a year, or twice, to get to just fill yourself up with that goodness of them songs.

L-4   And I was thinking this morning, when Brother Leo announced the song of They Come From The East And West, and about my wife singing that when I left to... left her and--and Billy and Rebekah, to start this great revival, of a spearhead of it, rather, as it swept the nations. And then was thinking, as I looked across this pretty, clean-looking bunch of ladies. I remember Meda then was one of them, she was a little black-headed girl. And now she is like myself, we're getting old and gray, and our times are running out. And yet with this grand Hope, that we'll be gathered together again in Him, where there will be no more time, old age, nothing to hinder us or bother us.

L-5   I don't believe that I know any place that I have ever seen in my life, especially with this many people, where there was so many nice Christians with this love. Don't never let that die among you. Just remember.

L-6 I used to have a little... the saying amongst the people. My wife's name was Hope; my first wife, Billy's mother. They used to... There was three of us then, that was Hope, and myself, and Billy. They used to call us, "Hope, faith, and charity." And so seemed to have a burly faith, like, in those days, to believe that this Word was true; and, what God had promised, He would do.

L-7 And, but, you see, "The greatest of this is charity, is love." Like Brother Leo expressed this morning. "Love! Where there is tongues, it shall cease. Where there is prophesies, it'll fail. But when charity, which is love, it always will endure." See?
Dear dying Lamb, Thy precious Word
Shall never lose Its Power,
Till all the ransomed Church of God
Be saved to sin no more.
Ever since by faith I saw the stream
Thy flowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love has been my theme,
And shall be till I die.

L-8   I think there is nothing greater than love. And love, if we can't express it... Now, we can say that we have love, we're just saying that. But when we can really express what we've said that we have, then we show it in ourselves.

L-9 Now we're not a perfect people. We make our mistakes. We do things that's wrong. But, you see, love covers all of that. We're willing, when we see our mistakes, to come back and apologize to one another. Yeah, that's--that's warriors. That's, that is really men and women that's gallant. Any man can go out to the battlefield, that's got nerve enough to walk out there; but when he gets knocked down, then get up and try it again, see. There used to be a song that a young man and young woman used to sing in the church, "If I fall or if I fail," see, "if I fall or if I..." I forget how it goes. "Let me rise and try again."
Forgive me, Lord, and try me one more time. (See? See?)
If I fall or if I sin, let me rise and try again.
Just forgive me, Lord, and try me one more time.


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