<TITLE>03. Par 10-13</TITLE>L-10 So if the Lord willing, I'm to be back in your lovely city in about three or four weeks. If I go overseas to Australia, I'm to be there on the fifteenth, so I'll probably pass through here about the tenth and--on my road to Australia and New Zealand and the East. And if it's set up a little bit as the Christian Business Men, Brother Shakarian and them, for the convention, I'll be here then, I think it's along the last of June. Instead of the fifteenth, it'll be the last where the Christian Business Men's Convention. We are anticipating on attending that if they can lengthen the meetings out, or depends on when Brother Billy Graham leaves Australia. I wouldn't want to be there the same time he was because it's not Christian like. It's not even gentlemen like, let alone Christian. And so if he's going to stay up into June--up into June, then I may attend the convention here. They've so graciously given me an invitation to speak for them in the convention. It's on a Thursday night, is my night. Wednesday night's Brother Roberts and Thursday night is my night. And I want to be for the complete convention, because there's some noted speakers to be here. God bless you all is my prayer.

L-11 And out in radio land, it's been a privilege to speak to you through the medium of this radio. And I was hearing, coming over, I believe, this afternoon that someone who sponsored this part of the meeting, paid this money in that they could get--buy this radio time for me to--to speak over the air. God bless your gallant soul. I--I certainly appreciate that, and I trust that--that God will richly pay it back to you, brother, sister, a hundredfold.
I hope that the Holy Spirit can express it. I--I'm temperamental, and I--I kinda got all tore up here this afternoon. I believe I just better keep still for a little bit. So the Lord bless you. I hope He will let you know just how I feel, every one of you. God bless you.
I hear that Brother Duffield is feeling ill tonight, has caught a--a bad cold. If he's listening in, God bless you, Brother Duffield, and heal your sick body. May God grant that to you.

L-12 Now, for the closing text, just for a short time, I don't mean to keep you long, 'cause tomorrow's Monday, and you have to go to work. So I want you to turn to, if you have your Bibles, to Saint John the 14th chapter. And while you're turning, this is a rather an unusual text, but you know, God is unusual. He does things in an unusual way. The 14th chapter and the 7th and 8th verse.
 And if you had known me, you should have known my Father also: and from henceforth you know Him, and have seen Him.
 Philip saith unto Him, Lord, shew us the Father, and it will satisfy... ("Suffice" is the word which means "satisfy.")
You might say, "Brother Branham, that's just a very little text for a group of people this size and your radio audience of thousands." But you see, it isn't... There's been enough Scripture read to convert the whole world. It isn't how much it is; it's what it is that counts. It's the Word of God that has been read. And heavens and earth will pass away, but God's Word shall not pass away.
And I would like to take this tonight on "Show Us The Father, And It Will Satisfy Us."

L-13 And I would like to take four ways that we can see God, and prove that God is right here in this building: God in His universe, and God in His Word, God in His Son, and God in His people. I wish to take those four places to try to show you that this aged old cry, "Who is God? Where is God? Could I see God?"... It's been the cry through the ages. Even Job, the most perfect man in his day, he wanted to know if he could find where He was, maybe to go up to His door, knock at the door. If he could only see Him.


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