Brother Branham, what about our son since–since are not on the–not preaching on the Trumpets? Remember the promise you gave me over the phone concerning him and the Seven Trumpets?
131 I don’t remember it. I don’t remember what it was. But whatever it is, you let Billy Paul know what it is. Whatever I promised, that I’ll do. I don’t remember. You know, I...Sometimes I get, maybe of a nighttime, answer thirty, forty calls in one time, you see, so I don’t remember night after night, sometimes when I’m around, so I don’t get whatever it is.
What about my Catholic sister and brother? Thank you.
132 Oh, this person’s from way out of town, way away in Texas. I...Well, sister, if you–if you’re from Texas and you get this tape, or if there is a tape (I guess there won’t be no tape on this), but if there is...[Brother Branham inquires about taping the service–Ed.] Are they making a tape? You’re making it? All right, if they’re...The tape...Then I tell you what. If you...On this tape, when you find this, remember, “What about our son when...about the Seven Trumpets?” I don’t remember about that, ’less I promised to see him or something during the Seven Trumpets. If I did, I’ll see him; ’cause I didn’t preach the Seven Trumpets, I preached The Feast Of The Trumpets. You understood about that.
133 “And what about my Catholic sister and brother? Thank you!” I’ll tell you, Mrs. C-o-r-n-i-l-s-e-n...If the lady’s here, see Billy Paul this morning. And–and if not, well, I’ll–I’ll–I–I don’t understand what it is (you see?); it’s just a question. I–I can’t make it out (see?), what it is, ’cause I promised something about her boy and the Trumpets and about a Catholic sister; and I–I don’t–it’s not in my mind now to remember. Just see, Billy.
This must...That’s just a prayer request. Gives the person’s name and said, “headaches and sinus.” So that was just...Just pray for them, I guess. All right.