<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>55-1009, The Way To Have Fellowship, Lane Tech High School, Chicago, IL, 95 min
L-1 ...?... believe
All things are possible, only believe;
Only believe, only believe,
All things are possible, only believe.
Shall we bow our heads just a moment for prayer. Our heavenly Father, to Thee be all the praise and glory for Thy redeeming love and grace, that You left the portals of heaven to come to earth to redeem us unworthy ones into this wonderful fellowship with each other and with the--while the Blood of Jesus, Thy Son cleansing us from all unrighteousness. We thank Thee for everything that Thou has done for us.
And we pray now, that tonight You'll give us a great climax in this service. May this be the night that I can see once more, not a feeble person leave our building but what be made perfectly whole. Save every sinner, God, grant it. We commend ourself unto Thee, in Jesus' Name. Amen. You be seated.

L-2 It's such people as yourself that makes this world a wonderful place to live, and makes it so hard when we think that someday we'll have to leave it and separate for a little while. And then the glorious thought beyond that is to know we'll be together again then forever, where there'll be no more separation.
This has indeed, as every meeting I've ever had been in Chicago, been a thrilling time for me to meet with God's people, and have fellowship, and to see our Lord Jesus making the sick well, and really been a wonderful time. I want to thank the ministers, and especially Brother Joseph here, who is a bosom friend. And I have learned to love Brother Joseph with all my heart. And I think he knows that, and he loves me, and that's the reason he's asked me to come to Chicago. And I thank, he, and you all with all my heart for that wonderful invitation.

L-3 It is true that I'm planning on moving right away. And I want to thank that, I think it was a man or lady. I believe it was a lady, today, that I don't whether she had a pre-thought of it or what, she sent me a letter, and she owns a place up in Colorado; she wanted to deed it to me. And that's mighty lovely of you, my sister, if you're here tonight.
And Billy coming around, has given me little gifts that's come from each and every one of you, even to the boxes of cookies. We appreciate that. Joseph's a little small for that, but Sarah and Rebekah makes up for it; so they sure will be appreciated, every little thing, little token.
A man the other day gave my boy a rifle. Now, most I... You know how I love hunting. And not only I love hunting, I just like to be out in the woods; and I--I just love it. And rifle's and things that people has given me, I wouldn't take nothing for them; there's nothing could buy them.

L-4 Now, if I buy one myself, and somebody come by and say, "Brother Branham, I like that, wished I had one."
I'd say, "Go ahead and take it." But if somebody give it to me, there couldn't be nothing take it. You'd have to take it when I had my back turned, the only way to get it. 'Cause I appreciate anything, no matter what it is.
And little things that you would think didn't mean nothing, maybe some people think they'd throw them out, just little old trinkets and things, little mussel shells from Africa, or something like that. I save every one of them. I remember them too, because they come from somebody.
Gypsy Smith, I believe it was, once said that the greatest offering that he ever had, outside of salvation... Said, "One night he was going to have a love offering taken up from it, for him." I think, by the way, that's the reason he was put out of the Salvation Army, was taking an--an offering, or something... No, it was something somebody give him, a watch or something. I believe you're not supposed to do that in the Salvation Army.


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