<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>56-0108, God Hath A Provided Way, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 130 min
L-1 Morning, friends. We're happy to be here this morning in the Tabernacle again in the Name of the Lord Jesus to minister to His people through the written Word and through prayer for the sick. And just a little late myself to--to appear and...

L-2 So happy to be here and see this beautiful day, and all you people out to serve the Lord. I'm... Aren't you happy you've got enough strength to be in the church this morning? See? There's many people who couldn't come. They get on the phone up there at home, through the run of a day, and just listen to people. Tell them, say, "Well, Sunday morning we pray for the sick down at the Tabernacle." The people who come in, why, they haven't moved for years. Just think, then you are able to be here today. What a blessed thing it is to be able to be out.
You know, there was an old saying I read once, said, "I complained about having no shoes, until I seen a man who had no feet." So that's it. If you look around, there's always someone who is worse off than you. So that's...
But to think this morning, above all things that we have a loving Saviour, Who loves us and cares for us, and know that this great tremendous task that we're going through, and the times and the strains that we are, is just the negative part of this journey. And that someday we're going to receive a body that'll never be sick or never be old. It'll never be... And we'll never have to separate from each other; we'll always be together.

L-3 I like fellowship. Everyone, I believe, especially Christians love fellowship. And to think of our wonderful fellowship, and then someday we're going to be together to never have to leave, just never have to leave. Never have to worry whether the children are going to get hurt or nothing, it will... There won't not such a thing; it will just be... Never have to worry about where our meals are coming from; they're always prepared and ready for us. And just... Isn't that wonderful? In that great age that's to come... And that's why we have churches, and--and the Holy Spirit is here today, a--a wooing people to the heart of God to prepare them for that time. It's those who make their decision now for that side, is the one's who will enjoy those blessings eternally.
And I trust that if there's anyone here today that has never made that type of decision to serve the Lord Jesus, that this will be the day that when you will do it, and from today on, you will join with this great host of believers and march on towards the victory. Someday it will be over.
Brother Fleeman, I believe there's a--a--a bench right here, if you'd like to take that now, maybe you could set it. Here's a one chair here. We... Our tabernacle is so small here. We don't have adequate room for people. But yet, all from Friday nights on we usually try to bring in, and bring them to a--where we can pray for them here at the Tabernacle on--on Sunday mornings.
And the world, we're certainly got a sick world, a lot of people, sickness, troubles, distress. But as we say, there's one time where it won't be no more. Won't it be wonderful when we never pray for the sick no more, never pray for a sinner? It's all over, all vanished away in the great forgottens of the age, and then we will live with Him.
Now, we know that it's a little bit congested in here. And we--we wish we could make you more comfortable, but we can't. So we just pray that our kind heavenly Father will make you so thrilled in your heart of His Presence, that you won't notice the cramped up condition you have to set in while the services are going on. May you be so comfortable in Him...


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