<TITLE>01. Par 1-8</TITLE>59-1227M, A Super Sign, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 112 min
L-1 [Brother Neville says to Brother Branham, "Benefits that God has brought to us through your ministry in...?... We at this time would like to show it, in a small way, by presenting to you a little gift."--Ed.] Thank you, Brother Neville. ["May God's blessings rest upon you. You're welcome."] Thank you, very much, Brother Neville. And thank you, church. Just doesn't know just what's on the inside of it. But I appreciate, with all my heart, all that you have meant to me, and the things that you have done for me. And if it wasn't for you, there would be no me. If there wasn't someone to believe the Message that God gives me to preach, there'd be no use of preaching It. There has to be two of us working together. So I appreciate this very much.

L-3 Our church has always got, more or less, among us here, a sense of humor. Now, when I walked in just a few moments ago in the back room, someone handed me a package, and said, would I walk out to the platform and present this to Brother Neville. In appreciations of my feelings to him, and the fellowship of this church, and what he has meant to us this year, as a pastor in the years gone by, and the hopes and prayers that he will continue to be our pastor through many years to come: a token from the church and myself, Brother Neville.
[Brother Neville says, "Thank you, very much, all of you. God bless you. I truly appreciate the kind things and the helpfulness that has been toward me from each and every one in the congregation. And I truly, this morning, feel deep down in my soul, that every last one of us are deeply grateful to Brother Branham for what he has meant to us, and his ministry. And may God prosper him and bless him as he goes on for the Lord this year, is my earnest prayer. Thank you, very much. I certainly appreciate it."--Ed.]
The little children.

L-5 All right, I think the little fellows now are to go to their--their rooms. And now remember, be real good little girls and boys, out there in the room this morning, for after the service, I think (it looks like) that there was something left here for you in treat.
Now, to the adults, as you see our--our population of young fellows are--are quite a number, we are anxiously waiting until the time that we can have a new church where we can separate those classes.

L-7 Our Sister Arnold certainly has a--an armful, not a handful, but an armful. And my little girl was telling me; she said, "Daddy, it's so hard on Sister Arnold," she said, "because she'll be speaking to us in the language that we would understand, and then the little bitty tot will do something and she'll have to stop and correct them for it. You see?" So it makes it hard on this one woman to have all this class. So we appreciate her and her--her fine cooperation to do what she can in this time of need. The Lord bless her.

L-8 Now, we're hoping someday soon, the Lord willing, to have a nice, big tabernacle, where we'll have all kinds of Sunday school rooms for the classes. For the little babies, with the flannel-graph; and have up over the pulpit, up this, a great glass-faced nursery, where a trained nurse will be there to take care of all the little ones. There'll be no interfering in the services, at all, walking or tromping around. These little fellows are restless, and they don't understand. We have to understand them; they can't understand us. And so, then a place where everything will be just the way I believe the Lord would have us do it. It will not be fancy, but a nice church. We're looking forward to that.


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