<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>60-0608, Having Conferences, Miami Valley Chautauqua Campgrounds, Chautauqua, OH, 117 min
L-1 Thank you very much. You be seated. We are certainly happy to be here tonight on this third night of the--this great conference. And I was speaking with Brother Weston and Brother David duPlessis, as we were coming out, on the--the progress of the church in this day: how that God is moving among all the denominations, and bringing people out, hungering and thirsting for the Holy Spirit. We are indeed grateful for these things.
And now, I met someone coming in out there, shook my hand. He said, "Brother Branham, I never had the opportunity to meet you," he said, "but--or talk to you." But said, "I was healed in your meeting in Palm Beach (I believe it was, somewhere.)." Oh, I--I'll guess when I cross over the river, I hope to see thousands of those that's--that's been...

L-2 Sometime here life gets so... Oh, I don't know. You--you get in a hurry, and you're rustle and hustle and bustle, as mother used to call it; and you meet yourself coming back almost. And I don't see what we're in such a hurry about though. You see? We don't get any more did--done then they did in the days of Moody, and Finney, and Knox, and Calvin. They rode in a horse and buggy, and had an old camp meeting like this, and set the tents up out in the woods, and had squirrel for breakfast, and chuck beans for dinner, and it was all right. You remember that, Brother Sullivan? Way back in them old days, down in Kentucky?
[Brother answers, "Yes, I like them yet."--Ed.]
I do too, Brother Sullivan. They're sure good. We're both Kentuckians and have a lot of things in common, this fellow over here in the corner. And he thought he had one on me when I was up here the last time.
Said, "I bet you, you don't know what acifidity is?"
I said, "Don't you tell me I don't. I--I packed a wad of it around my neck in school till I... No one set next to me even. Sure do."
How many knows what it is? Well, look at the Kentuckians here, would you? Brother Banks Wood, did you put up your hand, wherever you are? Well, I see you were; that's fine. It's a good thing you did. Brother Wood was one of the men was along, he and his brother there, when the little fish come to life that day. He was--He was present.

L-3 Well, we're all have... If you're all having as good of time out here on the campground as I am, why, around visiting the people and things... We're just having a wonderful time. And now, I think we should just make every ounce of this meeting count for the glory of God, just every bit of it.
Now, I'm hearing pro and con: some saying we ought to have a night of prayer for the sick, and some says, "Brother, don't never stop it, the way my soul is feasting otherwise." So, we don't know... But I think we ought to have a night of prayer for the sick, and pray for them. You know, people are taught that we should lay hands on the sick. To me, the way I see it, just--just know as long as the Holy Spirit's there, the work is done. See? That--that's all; it's finished.


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