<TITLE>02. Par -</TITLE>L-2-1 Brother Tommy Osborn (He's here in the meeting.), the Lord God be with Brother Tommy; Brother Oral started this afternoon, and I think sprung a ligament or something loose in his leg and as soon as the service is over, I'm on my road to pray for him. And now, to all Brother Roberts' staff and Brother Tommy's staff and to the churches and all, God be with you is my prayer. You'll--you'll always be in my heart for this time; and long may Tulsa stand. Long may the work of God remain in it is our prayer.
And we hope to be back again sometime with you. And if we can ever be a favor to you in any way... I used to make this statement: The night never gets too dark or the rain never falls too hard, but what we would do anything that lays in our power to make life a little more comfortable and blessed to you. If we can be any help to you, just let us know. Just call us at Jeffersonville, Indiana, BUtler 2-1519, or just call me at Jeffersonville. We can send you a prayer cloth, pray for you--just anything that we can do. We are your servants in the Lord.

L-2-3 So it's kinda bad to come to the end of a service like this, when you're having such a wonderful time, but sometime we have to go anyhow. Knowing this, that just across the river, someday when life is all over and I set at that great table, it'll be spread through the sky, the wedding supper, and we look across the table from one another, we'll remember these times at Oakland.
No doubt a little tear might trickle down our cheeks for joy, and the King in all of His beauty will come out in His lovely white robe, and wipe all tears from our eyes and say, "Don't cry no more. It's all over now. Enter into the joys of the Lord which has been prepared for you since the foundation of the world." That's the hour I live for.

L-2-5 I look down across my cooperating ministers here and see many of them older than I, probably out here on the street with a guitar and a tambourine, a-paving the way, putting down the cobble stones and smoothing out the rough places that this ministry that the Lord has given me, might ride smooth down the road.
My precious brethren, I feel little to stand up here and you down there. That is right. If there's any honor to be given, it goes to you. May God ever richly bless you. That day when the reward's given out, I hope to be standing present when I see you crowned in His glory.
A few moments ago I was talking to a minister back there. His name was Brother Nathan, he said. He works among the Jews. And he said, "Brother Branham, the first night when you were here..." Him and his wife, she was sick; and said, "You called out in the meeting, and told me who I was and about my wife and her sickness. Said, "She's been getting well ever since, just doing fine." And so many fine letters and testimonies...

L-3-3 Now, maybe you didn't get your handkerchief in here. If we can help you in any way, send you a little cloth... Now, there'll be a little form; we got a prayer list that goes around the world. People get up at all hours through the night and keep this prayer list. Ever... On the Eastern Standard time, we pray at nine o'clock at morning, at twelve o'clock and at three o'clock. That's the sacrifice hours of the old Jewish Testament. And we pray that, and people around the world gets up at different times in a great prayer chain that we all pray together, one for the other. So I'm sure God will hear prayer. Such marvelous things come in that He has done. And we want to put you on our prayer list to pray with us at those hours.


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