<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>56-0615, An Exodus, Cadle Tabernacle, Indianapolis, IN, no tape
L-1 [A brother welcomes Brother Branham--Ed.] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. May be seated just a moment. I certainly appreciate that fine welcome. And I want to say also, and to Dr., the chairman, and to Brother Boze, and to the other, Dr. Beeland, that this has certainly been a pleasure for me to be here and to minister with you brothers in this fine fellowship, and only count it... I deem it a privilege to get to come back again in the year to come. You've been very nice, and I certainly thank you all for your kindness and courtesy.
I want to also say to--to all the people that's gathered here from different churches, you've been very nice and cooperative, and I appreciate you with all my heart, and hope that I can be a benefit to you sometime and a blessing to you.
Then in behalf of the Cadle Tabernacle and its staff, I certainly thank them, truly, with all my heart, that it's certainly been a great privilege to be here under the roof of this great mammoth church here. I say this without hesitation. I believe this is the best acoustics and the best arranged church for a healing campaign that I ever walked in in my life. And I certainly appreciate their kindness of opening the doors to us. May the Lord bless them.

L-2 And to Mr. Russell Ford, and Cadle, and the staff, I certainly thank you all, my brethren, with all my heart. And if ever I can be a blessing to you or a favor to you, why, just let me know.
And I'm thinking of this--what it means, and how Mr. Cadle, this memorial here of love and suffering and tears and prayer, that he and Mrs. Cadle has gone upstairs. And God rest their gallant soul, is my prayer. And we are--deem it a privilege to get into the Tabernacle to continue the work along and help our part, as Mr. and Mrs. Cadle labored so faithfully here in the church.
And then we hope next year, by God's grace, for us all to be back again. I trust that all the sick will be well and--and all the unsaved will be saved till we get again. And God bless you.
I can't think of the--the minister's name who's been speaking these morning breakfasts, but I certainly have been really carried away by his messages. They've been certainly wonderful. Charles Weston, I believe from the west coast... And he must have a wonderful church out there if he teaches that. And he's certainly a good teacher. God bless you all.

L-3 And now, I believe they told me they taken an offering for me a few moments ago. Thank you. I never come for an offering. I told them they didn't have to do that. I just come to be a blessing to you. But I thank you. I have, well, four children and a wife, and I have a lot of expenses. My expenses runs about a hundred dollars a day whether I'm working, or whether I'm in the field or not: my office and so forth. I'll assure you that every penny of it is some of your living and you've shared it with me, and I'll do my very best to spend every cent to the kingdom of God. And may He pay you a hundredfold is my prayer.
Now, before we open the Book, shall we speak to the Author just a minute, as we bow our heads.


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