<TITLE>22. Par 230-235</TITLE>L-230 Now, how many knows this song... (Give us a little, just, "Don't Forget The Family Prayer." You know it?) Lets see if we can sing it without music now. How many knows that little old song here, "Don't Forget The Family Prayer?" All right. Now, let's start slowly.
Don't forget the family prayer,
Jesus wants to meet you there;
He will take your every care,
Oh, don't forget the family prayer.
How many of you have family prayer? Let's see. Yeah, now she's got the chord there. That's got it. Let's try it now, come on.
Don't forget the family prayer,
Jesus wants to meet you there;
He will take your every care,
Oh, don't forget the family prayer.

L-232 Our dismissing song, "Take The Name Of Jesus With You," you know it, don't you?
Now, shall we stand just a moment. Now, while we sing the first verse, I want you to turn around, shake hands with your neighbor, say, "My name is John Doe; I'm glad you were here in the Tabernacle tonight. I hope to see you again." The Lord bless you now. But don't leave; we're going to be dismissed in the regular, respective way, just in a little bit. (You brothers go to the doors, if you will.) All right, now.
Take the Name of Jesus...
Go back and shake hands now, turn around. That's right. Shake hands now, make up. If you got anything against anybody, go back and shake their hand, say, "No, we're pilgrims together."
... it everywhere you go.
Precious Name, O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
[Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.] Brother Smith, I haven't seen...?... 
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.
Now, listen closely now.
At the Name of Jesus bowing,
Falling prostrate at His feet,
King of kings in heaven we'll crown Him,
Oh, when our journey is complete.
Precious Name (O precious Name), O... (O how sweet!)
Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
Precious Name (Precious Name), O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.

L-235 We're happy you were here tonight. Want you to be back and be with us tomorrow night, if you can. If you haven't got a post of duty, be with us.
Now, Elder Steel, from Portsmouth, Ohio, just come in, standing here on the front row. We're going to ask him to dismiss us in a word of prayer. All right, Brother Steel.

