<TITLE>01. Par 2-8</TITLE>61-0101, Revelation, Chapter Four #2, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 149 min
REVELATION, CHAPTER FOUR #L-2 61-0101

REVELATION, CHAPTER FOUR #L-2 61-0101

L-1 So glad to be in again this morning. I was just thinking of how that this snow... Now, and if we were in Colorado, this snow would be real soft and fluffy, and be about forty below zero. And you could [Brother Branham illustrates--Ed.] blow like that, and go plumb down to the dust. And it'd be like that all winter long. But now, as here, in this, oh, kind of a twixt between zones, then now it gets real wet and sloshy and bad, and it just looks like that I--I wish I could just fly away over in Arizona, and wait till spring come, and then come back.
That's how we all have colds, the germs and things now just lay on the ground, and it'll freeze, and then thaw, and then freeze, and then thaw. And that comes up and we breathe that in, and get sore throats, headaches, and aches, and pains. And, my, my, what a time, what a place.
But there's a land beyond the river,
That they call that sweet forever,
And we only reach that shore by faith decree;
One by one we gain that portal,
There to dwell with the immortal,
Someday they'll ring those golden bells for you and me.
That's where we go home to stay then, isn't it? That's the day we're looking for.

L-4 Now, last night I certainly enjoyed those wonderful sermons and things that I heard from my brethren. Where's Pat Tyler, is he in this morning? Pat, oh, I didn't see you setting right there big as life and twice as natural. And--and I--I didn't see you setting there. First time I ever had Pat--heard Pat speak. I certainly enjoyed that; I'm sure we all did.
And then the little brother that give that fiery testimony of a sermon here that really did sound like a machine gun firing. Some brother, I met him, from Ohio. Is he here this morning, somewhere? Brother Neville remarked about him being so rapidly firing.
Then Brother J. T. Parnell. And--and I think they never did get to Brother Beeler. And is he, Brother Parnell here? Brother Parnell and Brother Beeler, I'm not sure; I thought I seen Brother Beeler.

L-7 These lights, this is a... When they build a new tabernacle, I hope that they fix the thing different, a little different. This is our first one: experimental. And so we ever get a new one, why, we want a little different from this; you can't see; I like for a tabernacle to be built kind of slanting down like this, the audience. You're looking right straight into your audience all the time. And then especially in the discernment meetings, you can just go right around (See?), pick them right around like this, right back and forth. And then even if you have to have a small balcony to come out, it's better.

L-8 Brother Littlefield (if Billy's here) called me last night and he's sending the descriptions of that tabernacle I dedicated there, which the architects... Brother Wood, it cost, I believe, five hundred dollars just for the architect to draw it up. And he--he's sending that with the price and everything of all the material and every two-by-four and so-by-so that goes in it. And he's sending it to us, and wants to come; and said he'll go to the lumber people and so forth and see if he can't get them to make a--a cut like they did on his. It's a beautiful tabernacle, not very big, but it's a beautiful structure.
So I told him, I said, "I--I will give that to the trustees and deacons as soon as you send it to Bill--Billy and--and then we'll let them see what the appropriation--how much they have to have to start their building.
He said, "When you do, I'm coming, put on a pair of overalls and just stay right with you during that time." And Brother Littlefield is such a graceful man, gracious man, very fine.


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