<TITLE>01. Par 1-9</TITLE>55-0410S, My Redeemer Liveth, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 63 min
L-1 Easter greetings to you all this morning. Very happy to be here today in the Tabernacle, on this great memorial time of the Easter. The Lord has given us a beautiful day for this worship. And we're here this morning in celebration of the greatest event that ever happened in the world, the resurrection of our Lord Jesus. He was great in His death. But men can die, but there never was a man who could raise from the dead but Him. And there is where our hopes lays this morning in the resurrection of our Lord.

L-2 As I was coming in this morning, walking up through the aisle, I stopped a few moments back there to look. Looked around over the audience, and I thought, "Out early this morning are the people under expectations, to come out and hear the words read, and the hymns sang. And it's a commemoration of One Who holds our lives in His hand today." I thought of the faces that I used to see on the early mornings, years ago. They lay in these cemeteries around here, waiting the event of their resurrection.
Thinking of that, why, it brings us to this thought, that today we are here. We don't know just what time we'll be taken into the place of--of where they lay this morning. And then, that in view, what type of a people should we be, and how should we approach this resurrection of today?
In the Book of--of Job, in the 10th--19th chapter and the 25th verse, these few words:
 I know my redeemer liveth,
Was Job's prophecy and his words, after he had seen this day that we're worshipping today, worshipping in, the resurrection.

L-6 I... crossing around over parts of the world, and seeing different forms of religion, and the different phases of worships, it would take a time at length to go to, to try to explain the different phenomenals of the religions of this world.
But today, knowing that we have before us a great day, and that we've gathered here this morning, just for this early morning worship for a few moments... We will return then to our homes, and be back for, what we trust today, a healing service. We've never had it but about twice or three times, since we've been--been on the--in the services. Because usually coming to the Tabernacle and around our home people here, the anointing of the Holy Spirit seems like it just doesn't come right here, because it's home. Once it was, and down at the Jeffersonville High School, and then it was once here at the Tabernacle.

L-9 And ever since I woke up this morning... I seemingly come in a little late, but that was for a purpose. I was awake this morning, way before day, and waiting. And I just believe that we're facing a great service today in the healing services. And the boys, we're going to give them the cards now, and they'll give them out this morning at nine o'clock, for the healing services coming on. And I believe the Lord is going to give us a great time.
So we'll worship Him in prayer, and in song, and the speaking of the Word, and then try to be away today, this morning at seven, if possible, so every person can come back and have adequate time to make ready for the service. The prayer cards will be given out just at nine, so it won't interfere with the rest of the services.
Then tonight, of course, is the baptismal services also. We wish you all to attend these, the strangers in our gates, and so forth. We're so happy to have you this morning, see this sunrise service, and the tabernacle filled up.


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