<TITLE>24. Par 95-98</TITLE>L-95 And I looked, and there was a--a Morris chair. I started looking at that Morris chair, looked back at her, and she said, "I know what you're thinking about."
Down here one time, I'd... We had just one chair. And that... the chair only cost fifteen dollars. I was going to buy down here. And I made a two dollar payment on it, and was paying a dollar a week. You know, when you get to a place where you can't make ends meet. You all know what I'm talking about. It's no disgrace to be poor. I just couldn't make the ends meet, and I missed two or three payments, and they told me they was going to come get it. We just couldn't make the payments. And one day, when I come in, I'll never forget it. She baked me a cherry pie, and everything, and she said, "Come in." And I went in the front room, and my chair was gone. Where I had... When I'd work hard all day, and preach half the night, and then come in and sit in that chair, 'cause I liked to. And they come took it from me.

L-96 And she said, "Won't you set down?" And the chair looked like it, only much bigger. And she said, "You remember that one down on earth?"
I said, "Yes."
She said, "Bill, they'll never take that one. That one's already paid for. It's yours. Set down."
Excuse me, people. And some glorious day, someday, I'm going to preach my last sermon. I'm going to pray for the last person I'll ever have to. But there's a chair setting across the river. I want to set down awhile.
Someone would, said to me not long ago, said, "Brother Branham, you're at home. You go all night, and all day, and every day, and everything," said, "when do you ever get any rest?"
I said, "When I cross the river. I got a chair over there. I'm going to sit down and rest a little while."

L-97 Let's bow our heads. Lord, forgive me, Lord, for being a baby, but in the journey down them old lands...?... The scars, and things as I remember. God grant that the people, if there's any here, Lord, that's kinda undecided about what they're going to do hereafter, may they reach out, Lord, and touch Your hand.
I believe at the other side, You have my beloved wife, my baby, my little Sharon. I thank You for restoring to me, Lord, all that I lost and more. I love You. It's truly with all my heart, I--I want to serve You as long as I live. Don't make any difference what they call, or what they say, I--I want to serve You.

L-98 And dear God, there may be some poor, little, old, Kentucky brother or sister setting here this afternoon, that doesn't know You. I pray, God, if there is, that You'll forgive them right now. Grant it, Lord. May they come to this. When that great time of rest comes, when their labors are all over, that we'll set down together in the Kingdom of God. Hear the prayer of Your servant.
While we have our heads bowed just a moment, are you here without God this afternoon? If you are, would you raise up your hand, say, "Brother Branham, I--I want to meet you over there. I want--I want to share the fellowship together in God's Kingdom with you. Will you remember me in prayer?" Will you raise your hand up if you will? Say, "Remember me." Is there anyone in the building? God bless you, honey. Don't... God bless you, you, you.


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