<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>60-0724, The Unchangeable Word Of God, Lake County Fairgrounds, Lakeport, CA, 115 min
L-1 You may be seated. We are very thankful that the good Lord has given us a cool evening for this service. The cloudy weather, they're predicting thunderstorms tonight, and it's a nice, cool evening. We thank the Lord for that.
I'm very grateful for what our Lord has done in this little, five days gathering here at Lakeport, and for the fine fellowship that we have enjoyed with my friends, associates, and myself, of your fine cooperation, your love, your gifts, your support. We just simply don't have words to express what we think about it.
And I asked the boys as I come in; the ushers were out there at the back, was counting the--the evening offering. And I just asked them, so I'd know for sure, if there was sufficient funds to pay all the bills. And they said there was. So, thank you very kindly for your support. And they said there was enough left that they put a--a love offering for the foreign missions. God bless you for that. Someday, you may not see it here, but someday, in the other land, you will find out if God helps me to get back overseas, them souls that's saved will be credited to you. Maybe you're not called to go, but you can help someone who is called to go. And together, the rewards will be shared in glory.

L-2 And when you see over there like I had the vision... And see that--them people walk up to you, and where all things are made perfect, throw their arms around you and say, "Dear brother, if you hadn't have helped that night in the meetings, Brother Branham couldn't of went and I wouldn't have been saved. But because that you helped..." Now, what would money do you any good there? See?
So, I know it's a sacrifice. It's--it really is, because times are not good like they used to be. But--but I tell you friends, if you could only see the conditions overseas. Every American, no matter if he's a beggar on the street; he's a millionaire to what some of those people are. You just don't realize how poor those people are in India and around. They're the poorest of poor. When I go there of a evening and see them packing out those people on those, just a white thing, sheet or canvas throwed over them, Take them up to a big salamander and dump them in. They don't know who they are. They just died on the street, beggars. And there's no John 14, and across the other side, and beautiful songs sang, and flowers, and funeral services. No, it's just simply the best way they can cremate them, get rid of them; that's all. So those people are people who Jesus died for. And they're got just as much right to know about God as we have.

L-3 When I come home and look around and see the big, fine churches and--and the fine dressed people, and--and we... And then I go over there and look around and see them poor little fellows laying there starving to death, and never even knowed there was a God. And you say, "A God...," they say, "What God?" Thousands of them, you know... So they don't know. And then, just give them a pamphlet or tell them about another God; that won't work. The missionaries has found that out. That won't work. They've got to see something visible that they can lay hold of.
I was talking at a Kiwanis not long ago, speaking. And it happened to be that the man that ordained me in the Missionary Baptist Church was present. I'd just gotten back from Africa. And I was telling him. I said... Speaking about the conditions in Africa and how their economics was balanced and--and unbalanced rather, and how that the--the natives, and how they were getting along... And told him there's coming an uprise just as sure as the world... The communistic party's getting in there and starting it, so there will be an uprise.


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