<TITLE>01. Par 3-511</TITLE>57-0915M, Hebrews, Chapter Six #3, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 103 min
HEBREWS, CHAPTER SIX #L-3 57-0915M

HEBREWS, CHAPTER SIX #L-3 57-0915M

L-505      Good morning, friends. It's a privilege to be here. And--and to fulfill this great introduction from our pastor would certainly take a real life, wouldn't it? So we're giving praise to the Lord for all of His great healing powers and His mercies that He has given to us down through the years.
505a        Now I have a few announcements to make. One, we, Brother Woods and Brother Roberson, and we want to thank you all for praying for us, for a safe trip. Had a wonderful time; just gone four and a half days, I believe, and back again safely. The Lord did bless us.

L-506   Now, we're announcing that the Brother Graham Snelling, his revival, is continuing on, up at the--the end of Brigham Avenue, at the... in the city here. And this coming Wednesday night... I want to go away tomorrow, after a funeral service for one I'll announce in a few moments. We'll let you know Wednesday night. We want to go in a delegation, all, up to visit Brother Graham before he closes his service up there. And we'll try to get the entire church together, if we can, and go as a delegation to meet, to be with Brother Graham in one of his services.

L-507   And, now, this afternoon at--at the undertaker's establishment at Charlestown, is a--a Mrs. Colvin, that once come to the church here many years ago, seventy-four years old, left this life yesterday to go to be with the Lord Jesus. And her funeral is to be preached Monday, by Rev. Mr. McKinny, used to, formerly, the pastor of the Methodist church at--at Port Fulton for many years, which was a personal friend of theirs. And I'm to assist him, Monday, at, I believe it's one-thirty, at the--at the chapel at Charlestown, Indiana. And all of you friends of the Colvin family would, I know, would appreciate now just a little courage or to... little handshake. For we all know what that is, we who've been down through those, in the valleys, ourselves, and know what it means to lose a friend. And so we... She's laying in the--in the chapel now, at Charlestown, Indiana. If you go up this afternoon, why, it would be appreciated by the Colvin family, I'm sure. Many of their people comes here to the tabernacle yet. I've married, buried, baptized, pretty near, their family, through. And so Mr. Grayson, that used to be our neighbor right here, is the undertaker up there.

L-508   And then this, tonight, the Lord willing, where we leave off this morning, we'll try to pick up tonight, in this great study that we're studying in now. And then I think that was the announcements, as far as--as I--I know of. And this coming Wednesday night, now, we'll announce the night that we're going up to be with Brother Graham.

L-509   And we welcome all the strangers in our gates. And we're happy to have you here this morning, and pray that God will exceedingly, abundantly, bless you today for this gathering.

L-510   Brother Cox has just told me that the public-addressing outfit wasn't working too well at the time. It's perhaps, maybe according to the weather, lot of dampness in the speakers there. And they're not too good, to begin with, so that may be the cause.

L-511   As I see a sister setting here that I know, Sister Arganbright. I... This is not nice and--and etiquettes, to ask this, but have you heard from Brother Arganbright since he's been over. I am very interested in hearing from him as soon as we can. He's in Switzerland and Germany, in a meeting over there with Brother Tommy Hicks and Paul Cain. If you ever hear, Sister Ruth, you let me know right away, just quick as you can.


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