<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>60-0612, Speak To This Rock, Miami Valley Chautauqua Campgrounds, Chautauqua, OH, 68 min
L-1 Lord bless you; may be seated. I am sorry that we don't have another couple of weeks of this. I want to say that this has been one of the finest revivals, or meetings, that I have ever had. It--it ranks a red letter to me, this meeting. I've never had a time in my life that I ever had any more liberty, and felt any more freer just to preach the very conviction of my heart, then what I have in this meeting. And it's been a wonderful time.
We had a wonderful time at the Businessmen's fellowship, and also a wonderful time down at Brother Sullivan's church this morning. And we've met so many fine people, and we sure appreciate all this. And we want to say to (if there happens to be some of the--the people that's present, and if not), you who tend to such we want to thank the people that let us have this grounds, this Chautauqua. We appreciate that, my friends. And may it long stand for a purpose to serve the Lord. Now we appreciate it with all of our heart.

L-2 I want to thank Brother Sullivan, all the cooperating pastors, all you dear people, for all that you have done for me. For the love offering, and all that you... They said they taken up one awhile ago, Brother duPlessis just told me. And I greet you all and thank you for myself, my wife, my son, Brother David duPlessis, Brother Sullivan, Gene, Leo, all the whole staff. We certainly thank you very much.
We in--cordially invite you, that if any time that you have any troubles, or anything that we could help you--why, the night never gets too dark, and the rain never falls too hard. You could call us... I used to say I could come to you, but there's so many now, I couldn't do it. 'Cause it runs into, well, I guess millions, not only just like here, but around the whole world. You see? And it makes it too hard; I--I can't say that. I'd love to do it, but I can't say it with all my heart, because I wouldn't be able to do it.

L-3 But if you have a prayer request, just mail it to me any time, just: William Branham, Jeffersonville, Indiana. You don't... Post Office 325, but you don't have to have that; it'll come anyhow. And we'll be glad to minister to you, send you prayer cloths, any help, anything that we can, absolutely free. Nothing... There's no charges to nothing.
We got books; they sell them. And they belong to someone else. Brother Lindsay owns one of them, and Brother Julius Stadsklev owns the other. And we buy them at forty cents less on the book, then we have to pay for bringing them, pay for selling them, stand the loss, and you see what we are? It's always in the red, the books are. Every time we take an inventory on that, we're always behind.

L-4 Because I've told the boys and all, if they find any person that wants a book, and they haven't got the money to pay for it, take it anyhow; take the book anyhow. And I seen the first night when we started on books, the little old mother standing back there with... fumbling in her pocketbook, trying to get out sixty cents. She didn't have but forty.
I watched the lady that was selling the books, said, "Well, they are sixty cents." I walked right around, got her two or three, and give them to her. See? So... And I know... What if that was my mother?


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