<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-4-3 And--and if you... Now, if you have a church that you go to, you go right ahead and stand at your post of duty, but if you do not have a church, and you'd like to come back tonight, and Wednesday night, and Sunday night, I'd like to take tonight, the 1st Book of Ephesus, and the--Wednesday night the 2nd chapter of Ephesus, and next Sunday, the 3rd chapter of Ephesus to set the church in order. You know what I mean, it's--it's placing, positionally, and I think it's an up-build to the church.
Now, I'm not... I'm--I'm just speaking this to the comers of the Branham Tabernacle. And if any of you dear brethren... I know some of you, I think, has got meetings. Our little brothers up at Sellersburg and--and different ones had meetings. Now, look, them's revival meetings. You attend those. They are servants of Christ, young men who are standing in the breach that's come out. When even their own church denied the truth and things like that, they walked right away from it, and God called them to the ministry.

L-4-5 Yes, sir, I--I admire a man... I can't even think of the man's name. But he's a young fellow: fine, handsome-looking fellow and a lovely wife and children.
And--and Brother Junie Jackson's been having some meetings down here, which is another wonderful, remarkable trophy of God's amazing grace.
And when they're having revivals in your churches, you go right on to them, because that's your--that's the thing to do 'cause you don't know--might be a sinner come to the altar, and you might be influenced to lead that person to Christ, which will be your great reward across the other side. This is just teaching and setting the church in order here at the Tabernacle, helping along as we go.

L-5-1 Now, I didn't bring my watch, so somebody will have to watch for me. Doc's done showed me he has one, so... My brother... So now... [Brother Branham has a conversation with his brother, Edgar "Doc" Branham--Ed.] You won't charge me too much it? All right. Well now, that's all right. Well now, I just--I don't believe the thing's right to begin with, so... Now, oh, oh, sh, sh, sh. Did you? Now, that's... This clock just moved up a whole lot better then, Doc. Said he held ten pennies back on his birthday to make me feel better. 'Cause there's two or three between he and I. So you can see where I am down the road. But oh, that doesn't matter one speck to me.

L-5-2 Now, I won't speak very long. Now, if there's strangers in our gates, we sure want to welcome you with all of our hearts. You are so welcome here at this little tabernacle. We haven't got much of a building. It's in a program now to build a, not a big place, but just a... This one's just pretty dilapidated, and we're going to try to build us a nice little comfortable church here soon as we--the Lord will permit us to do it. And a lot of you all are making efforts toward this, and we sure do appreciate that.

L-5-3 Now, I want you to turn with me this morning in reading to I Samuel the 8th chapter and begin about the... Let's begin about the 19th verse, the 19th and 20th verses, maybe, for a little text for a context. And now, as you get it, and before... We want--we'll read it, and then we want to go to prayer; and would there be any requests this morning, and say, "Just remember me?"

L-5-4 In our last meet--two weeks ago, or three, when I had the meeting... Say, by the way, while you're turning, the meeting starts in the Chautauqua the sixth now. We're expecting a great time, Middletown, Ohio. You that's got your vacations coming up, come on--and a big camp right on the river where all the--all the preaching you ever heard. They're all up and down the river,  preachers every morning, all through the day and night. So they all congregate together. It's a big camp grounds, far bigger than Silver Hills--many times--and then a big place there where we can put between eight and ten thousand people, and it's always packed out. We have great times in--in Ohio.


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