<TITLE>28. Par 272-274</TITLE>L-272 All together now, let us sing "Marching To Zion." All right.
 Come, we that love the Lord,
 And let our joys be known,
 Join in a song of sweet accord,
 Join in a song of sweet accord,
 And thus surround the throne,
 And thus surround the throne. (Now, turn around and shake hands.)
 We're marching to Zion,
 A beautiful, beautiful Zion;
 We're marching upward to Zion,
 The beautiful city of God.
 Oh, we're marching to Zion,
 Beautiful, beautiful Zion;
 We're marching upward to Zion,
 That beautiful city of God.

L-273 Now, while we sing that chorus one more time, then our dismissing song. We're going to sing "Marching To Zion," one more time. Introduce yourself to the stranger. Tell him you're happy he's here. 'Cause church is hot, and we won't tarry long in the church going. Service is over now. We're just going to dismiss in a few minutes. Now, let's turn around and say, "I am Mr. Jones, and I'm glad to meet you. Come back in the tabernacle." Be friendly, smile, everybody. All right, now.
 We're marching to... (Introduce yourself to the stranger, tell him to come back.)
 ... beautiful Zion;
 We're marching upward to Zion,
 That beautiful city of God.

L-274 Now, for the immortal song of the Branham Tabernacle, dismissing. How many remembers the old-time dismissing song?
 Take the Name of Jesus with you,
 Child of sorrow and of woe;
 It will joy and comfort give you,
 Take it, everywhere you go. (Oh, my! Everybody, together.)
 Take the Name of Jesus with you,
 Child of sorrow and of woe;
 It will joy and comfort give you,
 Take it everywhere you go.
 O precious Name, O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of Heaven;
 Precious Name, O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of Heaven.
 Take the Name of Jesus with you,
 As a shield from every snare;
 When temptations 'round you gather,
 Oh, breathe that holy Name in prayer.
 O precious Name, O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of Heaven;
 Precious Name (O precious Name), O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of Heaven.
Shall we bow our heads now in prayer. Pastor, come dismiss us, will you, my brother?

