<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>60-1209, The Sardisean Church Age, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 112 min
L-1 ... the king. My brother was just telling me that there was--these handkerchiefs was for someone that's dying with cancer. So we'll be praying for them just in a little bit. [Brother Neville says, "There's two requests right on the other side."--Ed.] Two requests? All right, all right, sir. And I'll lay them here to pray over them also.

L-2 And then someone just passed a note, come around and passed a note over that--about the services for tomorrow. You who are here visiting us, we'd sure be glad to have you come down in the afternoon at two o'clock, tomorrow afternoon, they're going to have tape services. If you're not doing anything, it'd be one of the messages that you've never heard will be played and have prayer meeting, and--and we'll just expect a good time tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. It's going to be a pretty busy time for me, 'cause tomorrow (See?), I have to pick up Sunday morning, and also Sunday night's, and tomorrow night's too, and all of the history on those churches.

L-3 And now, Sunday morning, the Lord willing, we're expecting a great time, 'cause Sunday morning being our off, kind of an off from Saturday night... is the Laodicean church age. But Sunday morning I want to pick up: The Sleeping Virgin, and The Resurrection. The four... Hundred and Forty-four-Thousand, and all those little loose ends that ties the message together for Sunday morning. Services will begin at nine o'clock. Is that right, pastor? At nine o'clock, Sunday morning, that we want to pick up all those things like "What becomes of the sleeping virgin, and what becomes of the wise virgin? When do they return back? Or where will the hundred and forty-four thousand appear?" And many things like that for Sunday morning, to try to tie that together, which that goes right in with this message. Then Sunday night we'll take up the last great angel and the message to the Laodicean, Sunday night, the Lord willing.

L-4 And now, then tomorrow afternoon is the service here, a tape service. Brother Gene just told me that they'd--we'd begin at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. And you people that like to come hear the messages, have prayer around the altar, you that's seeking the Holy Spirit or something, wonderful time. Church is nice and warm, open, and ready for anybody at any time that wants to come in and pray and seek the Lord. The church is open and waiting. And we're--we'll be expecting you, put it like that, be expecting you tomorrow afternoon.

L-5 Or at any time that you want to come into the church to pray, why, it's always ready. And if it happened to be that the doors is locked or something, just across the street there, my brother, who is the caretaker here. I think it's 411, I believe that... Or 811... Is that... 811, just about just cater-corner from the church here: 811. Why, he... The... His wife would have the key if they pull the door together and it locks, but they leave it open, maybe of a morning, open it. After the service, is closed at night to keep children from running through it, you know, and breaking out the windows and so forth; you know how kiddies are, especially in this day. So we close it on that account. We hate to have to even close the door any time on the church. Maybe when the other one's fixed, we'll get it so it'll be different then, and we... Somebody can be there all the time so that people can come in and pray, and seek healing, seek the Holy Spirit.
You who does not have the Holy Spirit in your life, come down, stay here, just stay all night if you want to, just stay till you do receive It.


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