Brother Lee Vayle "Reminiscing." | A Personal Testimony with William Branham April 1986 скачать в хорошем качестве

Brother Lee Vayle "Reminiscing." | A Personal Testimony with William Branham April 1986

"Reminiscing" - April 13, 1986. Bro' Lee Vayle's amazing personal testimony and the working relationship he had with William Branham. Lee recounts first hearing of and meeting William Branham and relates his working experience with him, and how they worked together to write the book, "The Exposition of the Seven Church Ages." http://www.vayle.org/lee-vayle-testim... "Reminiscing" Paragraph 52...I got fed up one day and went to Bro.Branham. I said, "Bro.Branham, I know these two certain guys are telling lies about me. They're saying things about your family and blaming it on me!" He never said a word. Just got out his Vision Book and I read in it all about those men and what their destiny was. One time, he sat me down on the couch. He said, "Lee. I want you to sit down beside me on this couch." I said, "Sure, that's great." He said, "Lee look, I don't believe a man should wait until the other man dies to give him his bouquets. I want to talk to you and just tell about something you did for me. "Oh yeah, I thought. What did I ever do for William Branham? You know - sure I carried his suitcase - did a bit of preaching- oh, but that was just pleasure. If you can't do that and have fun, you've got to be sort of sick. You know how it is. People get happy just to go and have a look at the Queen and Princess Diane and look at Chuck and a few things like that. You know. I could take liberty seeing as I'm an ex-patriot. Listen, I admire the Queen. Don't you think I don't. She rides side-saddle. That alone, that alone convinced me she's a lady. Women don't have any lousy business, culottes on and riding around the country on a bunch of horses. Be a lady like the Queen. 53 So he sat on the couch, and he said, "Look." He said, "I just want to tell you something. Of all the ministers in all my life, you've helped me the most." Finally I said, "Yes." He said, "Lee, what you said one day changed my entire life." Now I'm not laying this on to make Lee Vayle look good, but I'm going to tell you something. We had a relationship and a love and an understanding. And that man was a beautiful, beautiful person. He said, "One statement you made about action and reaction changed my entire life." And you can hear it in sermons from that time on. There were elements in there. That was in one of the faith series that I preached. So we had a good rapport and a good understanding. And I would write him letters. One time when Kennedy got to be President, I said, "Bro.Branham, all this talk of the first family, the first lady, and the first man, thoroughly annoys me. Because, they put it all in Washington, D.C., when it's right in Jeffersonville, Indiana!" And he got a kick out of that. So he said, "You know Lee, I really appreciate what you said." 54 He said, "Meda said to me one day, 'Bill look. Anytime Lee comes by, he can come in anytime, in any way he wants to, because he's just like family. He fits like an old shoe. '" And I thought that was a great compliment, because Sis. Branham was never known to ever talk with any man at anytime outside of Bro.Branham's presence. So we had a real rapport. She was a good friend of my wife, a very, very good friend of my wife. In fact, Bro.Branham said, "That little Grandma. Meda's crazy about her." Not trying to make my wife something. But you wanted to know about a relationship which was an intimate relationship, which it got deeper as I've shown you things that transpired in our lives.