<TITLE>21. Par 184-189</TITLE>L-184 Hallelujah. I look down along here; I remember an old man that used to set there when I'd be preaching them messages, crying, wipe the tears out of his eyes, and put his arms around me.
Some bright day I will go and see him.
I look over there and see another one who set yonder, and old Sister Webber. I remember those different ones, and Sister Snelling that used to sing in the choir, little old redheaded Brother George set back there, where they at? Hallelujah. They're carried away yonder in the bosom (Hallelujah.), sealed in the Kingdom of God. I watched them when they went. I seen little Brother George going there; he kept looking through the door and going [Brother Branham makes a panting sound--Ed.] and said, "Where is... What's going on?" (Prayed for his little nephew tonight; he was sick.) And then he would look down there, and they kept... They said, "He's watching for Brother Bill." He wasn't watching for me. First thing you know he turned his head over to the east; he said, "O Jesus, I knew You would come after me." Reached out his hands and died, went out to meet God... Hallelujah. Oh, my. Let's go home. You love Him?

L-185 I wonder if there's a man or woman in here, say, "I'd like to know Him in the fulness of His power of His resurrection..." raise your hand. God bless you, lady. God bless you. God bless you. You wonder why I'm waiting on this altar call? I have a reason for it. All right, raise your hand. "I'd like to know Him in the power of His resurrection."

L-186 But... how... resurrected power, brother, I don't mean something you have to dig and pull and try. I mean just throw yourself loose and God's done packed you away yonder somewhere, where it's just such a pleasure to live for Him. There's nothing in the... Why, the other things is just as dead as--as twelve o'clock. See? Nothing, no desire at all, no condemnation to them that's in Christ Jesus... My. Those old things of the world, you don't have to quit them, you don't; there ain't nothing to quit; it just quits you. You just... It's simply it's not there no more; it just goes away. Amen. How many loves the Lord, say "Amen." [Congregation says "Amen"--Ed.] Say it real loud. [Brother Branham and congregation shout, "Amen."] All right.
Take the Name of Jesus with you,
Child... (Turn around and shake hands now)... and of woe;...(Shake hands with somebody near you, say, "I'm glad to meet you here in the Tabernacle," then straighten up again.)
... you,
Take It everywhere you go,
Precious Name, O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
Precious Name, O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.
Now, real quietly, listen.
At the Name of Jesus bowing,
Falling prostrate at His feet,
King of kings in heaven we'll crown Him,
When our journey is complete,
Precious Name (precious Name), O how sweet! (Isn't It sweet? Everything in heaven, named It, everything on earth, named It, Jesus.)... heaven;
Precious Name (precious Name), O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.

L-189 Now, shall we bow our heads. The Great Teacher Who set upon the mount one day, and You said, "After this manner you shall all pray."
[Brother Branham and congregation pray, Matthew 6:9-13--Ed.]:
Our Father who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thine will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us of our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil:
For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen.
Good night. The Lord bless you.
At the Name of Jesus...

