<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>60-1211M, The Ten Virgins, And The Hundred And Forty-Four Thousand Jews, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 169 min
L-1 Good morning. So happy to be here again this morning in the service of the Lord. Bad weather on the outside, but, oh, it's real good on the inside. This is one time we can say it's good to be on the inside looking out (Isn't it?), than to be on the outside looking in.
Had a good night's rest last night and feel lots better this morning. And we had a wonderful time last night, didn't we? Wonderful time... And I appreciate that. We've had... The service look like that has been one like was down at Shreveport, almost just a--a continuation of the following of the Spirit going right along. So we are very happy and so thankful to God for His goodness and mercy, and for you're--you people giving your spirit over to Him in cooperation so that He can lead us and guide us.

L-3 See, if you got a resenting a--a--audience, the Holy Spirit won't even reveal. You got to have something, that working together. They were in one place and in one accord, then there came a sound from heaven like a... See, see? But when you got... No matter how much I'd pray, and lay day and night studying and praying before the Lord, walk down here, maybe the anointing on me, walk up here and feel that resentment (See?), He--He just... It just grieves Him right away; He won't reveal nothing. But when you walk down here under the anointing and feel your audience under the anointing, that's when the Holy Spirit begins to work then, He begins to move and do great things for us. See?

L-4 Haven't talked to the pastor yet about... I heard "Only Believe," and so I just run in and see--see what he was--he had figured out for this morning. Now, Brother Neville, I'll tell you what; I'll start on this little class and if I get through about eleven o'clock, okay, you take over and start preaching. How's that?
[Brother Neville says, "Yes, don't disturb the anointing any, just go ahead."--Ed.] Oh, I believe the anointing just gets, anointing back here also. He's a...

L-5 Oh, Brother Neville has always... To the strangers here who may not have been here before, he's a (not saying it to his face, but) a gracious person, always been that way. He always reads that--that--lives that Scripture, "preferring one another," always in Christ, always preferring. And ever since I've knowed him, he's been that way; not since he's just been here at Tabernacle, but ever since I knew him, and that's been many years ago.
First time I believe I ever remember of seeing Brother Neville, to know him, I went to hear him preach one time down at the Methodist church, he--down in Howard Park, many, many years ago. Been, I guess, twenty years (I guess) ago or more since I knew him. Then he... And he was a... He's worked too; he's... Oh, I guess, till recently, he's always worked there in the forestry and things up Henryville where he's from; and worked for his living, preach on the side, the way I done my life too, till recently, and then we got started out where we couldn't do nothing else but this. So I'm glad of it. I'm glad of our new Boss, aren't you, Brother Neville? Yes, sir. I sure like It. Yes, sir. I'm just so satisfied with Him.

L-6 And now, I believe they're going to omit the Sunday school classes. Yes. The children's Sunday school class, they are going to omit it because of the room is--took the partitions out, so it just lets the church go right on back.

L-7 Now, tonight we're going to have the final great age of this, Laodicea. And last night we took the Philadelphian age and come over into the beginning of the Laodicean age and the lapover. And then them great mysteries that God begin to reveal to us between those ages, "the open Door," and "a little strength," "held My Word," "got My Name." All those little things in there, how God did so marvelously make them real to us, to which we are very, very thankful.


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