<TITLE>15. Par 48-50</TITLE>L-48 How many's got a father on the other side? Let's see your hand. Oh, my. How many's got a mother over there? Let's see your hand. Brother, sister, someday we're going to see them, aren't we? If you're not sure about your experience, come now, (Will you?), while we sing.
That bright day may be tomorrow,
That bright day may be tomorrow,
That bright day may be tomorrow,
On the other shore.
Oh, won't that be a happy meeting!
Won't that be a happy meeting!
Won't that be a happy meeting!
On the other shore.
I remember when my brother was dying out at the hospital...?... "Tell Bill, tell Bill I'll meet him on the other side."
Won't... That bright day may be tomorrow,
That bright day may be tomorrow,
That bright day may be tomorrow,
On the other shore.

L-49 Your moms want to know why we're waiting...?... gathered here...?... What do you think the Master thinks this afternoon? How is...?... see them gathered along...?... hungering and thirsting for life...?... Oh, God bless you my dear friends. Someday when this...?... will call, we'll grieve and...?... I believe that I have touched His glory, His heaven, the God. And I believe that the Father is well pleased this afternoon now. Seeking down in the audience and finding these that hunger and thirst for righteousness sake, that they may be filled.
Won't you come, someone else, while we're waiting? Someone here that's not just know your experience isn't right with God and hasn't got the Holy Spirit, will you come, gather around while we have prayer? Let's sing this good old song,
O do not let the Word depart,
And close thy eyes against the light;
Poor sinner, harden not your heart,
Be saved, O tonight.
O why not tonight?
O why not tonight? (Will you come?)
Wilt thou be saved?
Then why not tonight?
O why, tell me why, not tonight?
O why...
Our heavenly Father, speak just now. Grant unto these to hear me come simply down to the altar, while this great moving of the of the Spirit...?...
Why not tonight...?...
You're here now; where will you be five hundred years from now?
Tomorrow's sun may never shine,
To bless thy long deluded sight;
This is the time, O then be wise,
O why not tonight? (Will you come, the last call.)
O why not tonight?
Remember, your lovely home. I got to meet you at the judgment. Maybe the last time that I'll ever speak to you. I'm already...?... changed, listening to your drama.
... be saved?
O why not tonight?
You're "Almost persuaded,"
O God look. Won't you come. Many are saved, without the Holy Spirit...?...
"Almost persuaded," now to believe;
Seems now some soul to say, "Go, Spirit, go Thy way,
Some more convenient day, "On Thee I'll call."
[Brother Branham begins humming--Ed.]...?...
Seems now some soul to say, "Go, Spirit, go Thy way,
Some more convenient day, "On Thee I'll call."

L-50 Just before you're seated, while the organ keeps on playing, I wonder if...?... come right now. Look, one of these days, before long, there's many in here that may be gone. I'll be gone one of these days. The moon will refuse to shine one day; the sun won't give its light. Now, if you're not just--know you're right with God...?...
Now, I going to give...?... Now, remember, if--if God can reveal His secrets to His servant, then you know up in heaven...?... Won't this be a wonderful day?
Won't you come? Young men and women usually just starting life, just at crossroad, you come if you're not saved. Will you come just now, sweetly, humbly for prayer?


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