After while, I noticed that eagle. "Why aren't you scared?" I said, "I could grab my rifle and shoot you." Those great big velvet eyes look at me. He wasn't scared of me. He watched that squirrel, and then watched me, watch the squirrel and then watched me. And I thought, "Why are you? What you setting there, so that... You're brave that's what it is. That's what God wants me to see."
You can see God anywhere, if you just look for Him. Get Him in here, and you can see Him. Get Him in here. You won't reason it out, "Well, I wonder what's this." See? In here God will declare Himself.
So he looked. And as I watched that old eagle watching me. And after while I said, "No wonder he's--he's not afraid."
That's the trouble with Christians today. You're afraid to testify at your work. You're afraid to tell the man that's cursing, taking God's Name in vain, about Jesus Christ. You're afraid to stand up and say, "God, healed me by His power." God, don't want cowards. Take the wishbone out and put a backbone in you.
Buddy Robinson said, "Lord, give me the backbone like a saw log. Let me fight the devil as long as I got a tooth in my mouth, and gum him till I die." That's right. That's what we need: plenty of knowledge in the gable end of my soul. That's what you need.

William Branham, Sermon "The Inter-Veil"
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