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[[Image:Arvel Mossier.jpg|thumb|Photograph of Arvel Mosier from the [[Generation book]].]]  

:''"We had a very long talk, maybe about three hours, and he was telling me all about setting up this large tent revivial.  At the time, I was driving a truck for the rock quarry, and he said to me, "By the time you come back from the Army, I'll have this all set up.  Now, it is going to take one trailer truck to haul the chairs, another trailer truck to haul the tent, and it will take another trailer truck to haul the supplies."  And he said, "Would you be interested in being one of my truck drivers?"  He said, "There will be a lot of setup work."

:''I thought about it, and I told him that I would.  Then, that December, he had that bad wreck and died."  <ref> From the [[Generation book]] </ref>

Arvel was one of the two children whose mother Hattie Wright had been listening to William Branham and said, "That's nothing but the truth."  Arvel's retelling of this story is not that exciting, and does not disclose to what story his mother said, "That's nothing but the truth".  

:''"The next thing you know, he told Mother to ask for anything she wanted, anything in the world.  And I can remember her saying that she wanted the salvation of her two boys.  Later, we were baptized at the Tabernacle.  I was 15 years old."''

William Branham's version of the story includes a few extra facts.   

#Hattie Wright response was to his story of creating squirrels.  

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