<TITLE>01. Par 1-6</TITLE>60-1002, The Kinsman Redeemer, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 120 min
L-1 Thank you, Brother Neville, the Lord bless you. So good to be back again this morning, back in the house of the Lord. I believe it was said one time, "I was happy when they said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lord."
Charlie, come out behind that post and come up here and get you a chair; come on up here. Sister, is there a chair back in there somewhere we could squeeze around? Here's a place right up here, lady. Come right up here. Here, Charlie, come here and set down by Banks up here so you won't have to stand up. Every time that boy comes from way down in Kentucky he gets up here... He stands up every morning, and so we get him right up here.

L-2 Here's a place right here on the end of the seat here for someone else. There's a lady standing up in the back, back there? Come right up here; here's a seat right here, sister, right up close; come right ahead. And I suppose somebody's in the wheelchair there. Are they? Yes. Here's another seat right over here. If someone wants one back there in the back, right here's a seat right here. Here's one right up here also, just suit yourself. Yes, we have one right here.
Now, come right on, take your seats and just feel real... We want you to be comfortable while we're trying to bring the Word of the Lord.

L-4 Oh, it's certainly good to be here. I haven't seen Charlie on the platform. Is he back there? Well, get him out here. It's not... I've been with Charlie down there last few days, and I can't get by without going to his house and eating, so I'm going to bring him out on the platform this morning. Every day he comes up here, he stands around the wall there to give somebody a seat. So I looked out this morning and seen him standing there. I thought, "I'll--I'll get him in here now." Well, it's a... That's fine. Now, we'll have the message this morning by Brother Russell Cox. Where's Nellie? I... That would be a good ride for him, for... Yeah, that's it.

L-5 Well, I'm sure glad to see so many of the friends out. Last Sunday when I left, I was--felt bad all week long. I had a good friend setting here from way down in the south, Brother West. And I'd went around through the audience late, and I said, "I'm glad to see so-and-so and so-and-so," and I looked right over the top of Brother West and never--never noticed him till he started to go out. And then I thought all week long Brother West would think I--I just wilfully looked over him. But he's--he's a Christian, so he knows better than that. He knows that I am a real friend. And I know he knows I wouldn't do that.

L-6 I was thinking this morning coming down to see people that come from different places... Now, here's Brother West back here again this morning, and Brother and Sister Kidd here from Ohio. And some of my... I know Brother Evans is here. I went to see him yesterday afternoon at motel, but I guess he was out with Brother Fred and them. And they come all the way from Macon, Georgia, here, every Sunday that I speak. From Macon, Georgia, that's a long ways down there. It's about eight hundred miles or better, I suppose, down there: drive it with his family every day I speak. And that's loyal.


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