<TITLE>22. Par 77-80</TITLE>L-77 O God, send the little Branham Tabernacle an outpouring of the Spirit. Will You, Lord? Oh, we're needy here on the corner. God, send down the showers of blessing, pour out the rain of God, the former and latter.
Baptize our pastor anew, Lord. Set him afire with the Gospel. We love him today, Lord. He's Your servant. We pray that You'll anoint his heart. Anoint the hearts of the other preachers in the building this morning and every member. May we go out of here, Lord...
And don't forget Your poor unworthy servant, myself, Lord, that You'll anoint me afresh with the Holy Ghost. Grant it, Lord. Give us these blessings. We humbly waiting at the altar, knowing that we receive it, bathing ourselves in Your Holy Spirit. And not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the power of God unto salvation. How we thank Thee for it.

L-78 Some glorious day we hope to see You, Lord, lay our hands upon the feet of the One that stands with us today, Who we cannot see, but we know that He's here. How we pray Thee.
... down out in that city
The sun, it will never go down;
The flowers are bloom forever,
And the sun, it will never go down.
I feel like traveling on, I do,
I feel like traveling on;
The flowers are bloom forever,
And the sun, it will never go down.
How many feels that way, raise up your hand?
I feel like shouting sometimes, I do,
I feel like shouting, I do;
The flowers are blooming forever,
And the sun, it will never go down.
I feel like traveling on, I do,
I feel like traveling on;
The flowers...

L-79 [Brother Branham leaves the pulpit and speaks with those at the altar--Ed.]... I bless you...?... Thou art the One at the head of the boat, Lord...?... We ask for His blessing in Christ's Name. Amen.
Dear heavenly Father, as we pass down the altar, laying hands on those maybe, who are waiting for farther blessings, may the Holy Spirit, that didn't touch just in the right way... But we pray, heavenly Father, that You'll grant the blessings rest...?... Oh, eternal God, have mercy on our sister.
Dear heavenly Father, as this dear woman here, walked up here by faith... Many days has she been here. These gray hairs and wrinkled hands does something to me. But what a lot of long hard work they had to pass through here. No doubt but what these hands have thumbed down the pages of the Bible, lifted up to Thee, no doubt but through this heart this morning as she hobbled into the church with her crutches under her arm... But now, by faith she laying it down, and walk away. Heal her, Lord. She's comes for the blessing from God. I pray, God, here, that You'll bless her, and may she never have to have them for the rest of her days. Give her strength in her body. Let her win souls for You, Lord, to the Kingdom of God, in Jesus Christ's Name. Amen.
God bless you, sister. Go, and you won't have to use that old crutches, I don't believe any more. You're all right now. I believe you're going home without them. Amen. When you go out of the building, you stick it on your shoulder, and walk on out; it will all be over.

L-80 Father God, we pray that You'll bless this woman who stands here today. Make her completely whole. Grant it, Father. We lay hands upon her and believe it in Jesus' Name.
Father God, lay hands upon Sister Slaughter, ask for her healing... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
Dear God, we lay hands upon our... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]


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