<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 How do you do? What's the baby's name? [The sister says, "Robert Daryl--Ed.] Another Robert. Well, that's fine. A Robert Daryl. And what's yours name?... You're a junior. And your last name? McCloud. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
Oh, we shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
Sowing in the morning, sowing seeds of kindness,
Sowing in the noontide and the dewy eve;
Oh, by and by the harvest, then the time of reaping,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves;
Bringing in the sheaves, bringing in the sheaves,
We shall come rejoicing, bringing in the sheaves.
Well, that is fine. Bringing in the sheaves, that's what the fathers and the mothers do, bring them to the Lord Jesus.

L-14 The sister laying upon the stretcher looks to be the worst of all, as far as we can see. She's in a stretcher. And we would... If there's anyone... She wants to wait just a few minutes to hear the message before being prayed for. And I think that's very, very fine.
If there's someone here who cannot wait and wants to leave, and if you want to be prayed for now, we'd be glad to do it if you'd just raise up your hand. If not we'll have the healing service immediately after the--the short message, just try to time out with the Sunday school class. All right. Then we will read the Scripture, and have the message, and quickly, and then take our time in the prayer line. And now, before we start, I want you all that's well this morning to be remembering those who are sick, because we must pray one for the other.

L-15 And I was so happy when I got to California the other day, and going into those tabernacles where they were trying to push out, and the Clifton's they were standing for over a city block out there on the street, just wanting to testify and saying, "Brother Branham, I once had cancer. You prayed for me."
"I--I was blind."
"I was this." And like going down the street...
And such a feeling. I thought, "God, what will it be when we cross over and come to the other side?" There we are gathered by the tens of thousands standing there, and what a marvelous thing it will be at that time. So then our little tiring efforts won't mean so much now. We go till we just seem like we can't go any farther and just almost exhaust and pitch over.
And then Satan comes along and say, "What's the use of it? What are doing it for? My." Well, then you think of such things as that; it changes it altogether. That makes... It makes the things different.

L-16 Now, before we approach the Word, shall we pray again just a moment. Our heavenly Father, it's with grateful hearts that we come to Thee indeed, Lord. Thou knowest every makeup of a man, and how frail and fragile he is, and how without strength he is. And such an excuse as a--a servant of Yours, a man is, but Lord, Thou by Thy grace has called us to be Your servant.
And we are conscious this morning of our unworthiness, and we ask that You'll accept us, Father, today, and will anoint with the Holy Spirit, and speak to us the comforting words that Thou hast spoken in Thy holy Word here. And we pray that the Holy Spirit will take every word right to the heart, just where it needs to be, and there may It anchor and grow forth into great joy, trees of salvation. Grant it, Father.


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