<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>60-1205, The Ephesian Church Age, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 147 min
L-1 Lord bless you.
Anyone in here driving a--a Dodge, new Dodge, license number WX-2129, parked across the street there, has left their lights, headlights and all on. And if that someone is driving that car, why, you slip out and turn your lights off. It's just on the left-hand side of the street, right down Eighth Street. I guess that's a New Albany number, WX-2129. A red Dodge, new Dodge, that's at least a '59, '60, or somewhere along there. And I didn't know whether there was someone in here or someone had just--from somewhere else. All right, it was. And so that's a good thing. Now, I ain't going to say just the ladies forget that, because I do too.

L-2 Well, it's certainly good to be back again tonight in the service, and to have this fine time of fellowship together around the Word. Are you enjoying it? [Congregation says, "Amen"--Ed.] Oh, that's right; we're just having a wonderful, wonderful time. And now, we are trusting that God will help us to continue on.
Now, my brother went and got a blackboard here, but it's--it's too short; it just don't reach up high enough. So tomorrow, well, I'll try to fix it up here, swing it up above and make it so... I want to draw out some different things that I'd like to explain, so you can just--and just so you'd be sure that you really get it.

L-4 There was a... Last night, or yesterday it was, my little girl, Sarah, was kind of cute. Mother and I was looking over a little paper; she was taking my notes. And she had everything down just right, Isaiah and Matthew and everything. And right at the end of the--the paper, she had, "And--and death... The grave hasn't got any more victory in it, and the death had its stinger pulled out." She's about seven years old. And then she instead of having the "Revelation," she said, "The book of revolutions." Well, that shows they're interested in trying to get something anyhow, aren't they? I think Brother Collins' little girl, she's setting back there, they wrote "revolution"? Did they... "Day of revolutions," Brother Neville says. He's agreeing with her. I guess we all have to do that.

L-5 Well, we're really having a great time. My, the Lord is blessing. I went in to study this morning in a room, just right after I got the children to school, and just come out awhile ago; just having a wonderful time. Last night, studied kinda late too.
And about two-thirty in the morning some people come down from up north; they'd got us--got me up to pray for a little girl that was dying. And I'm sure the Lord will let her get well. They just come down all the way from Bedford, Indiana, to ask the request that the little girl be prayed for then. Two men had been in the service last night and drove all the way up there, then all the way back down, then all the way back again, probably all night in driving. And so it's good to know that people has that kind of confidence and believes God.

L-7 Oh, it's a great day that we're living in. And we're expecting now, on these church ages to just get more and more.
Now, we're trying to start just a little early each night, so we let out early. You like that better? And that let's the people that has to work, get home so they can go to work. Last night we were out at about five, ten minutes after nine, or at least I was finished.
And so we're happy to have all the visiting ministers in with us tonight. And I--I... Brother Junior Jackson, Brother Carpenter, and our brother from the church there, and many others on the platform here and out in the meeting.


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