<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>61-0611, Revelation, Chapter Five #1, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 81 min
REVELATION, CHAPTER FIVE #L-1 61-0611

REVELATION, CHAPTER FIVE #L-1 61-0611

L-1 Thank you very much, Brother Neville. The Lord bless you, my brother.
And good morning, friends. It's happy this morning, privilege, or a grand privilege, I should say, to be back here at the Tabernacle again and to have this time of--set aside for our morning worship and fellowship around the Word of the Lord. I believe it was said one time, "I was happy when they said unto us, 'Let us go to the house of the Lord.'" To be with Brother Neville again, my good and precious friend...

L-3 And a... I guess it's a little cool, or a little warm back there. We have, I think, some fans that you can use with your hands this way. It's... If... We got the fans if you've got the motor, so just to keep it a-moving. Or, we did have a bunch around here; I think they still have them. I see some using song books or whatmore. And it's... One thing we're trying to have services for, is to dodge these places that are--are in the future that's hot. So we're... That's why we're here this morning, to bypass those places. And only one thing that can do that, that's the Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ that does that.

L-4 And I was very happy to hear the good report of the church, that how it is progressing, going on with the Lord, and how God is dealing with you in spiritual gifts. And I certainly are very thankful to God for your sincere hearts that He can deal with, and trusting that He'll keep you right in the middle of that straight and narrow way, that you will not move right or left from it.

L-5 And I want to thank Brother Colvin and his daughter, I believe it was, that was up here a few moments ago that sang that song, "There's No Tears In Heaven." That's beautiful. I certainly appreciate that.
And as Brother Neville said about he and I years ago, and I can say that about Brother Colvin; we've knowed one another for years. And to hear him sing those old Gospel songs and bringing his children up in the way of the Lord, it's very elating to my heart. Makes me rejoice to know that God still has people who love Him and care for Him. And we're grateful for that.

L-7 Now, since I come back, I hear that many has been baptized into the faith, and we're so happy for that. I see my good friend, Brother Elmer Gabehart back there. I understand that he was just baptized into the faith, and I'm certainly grateful for that. That makes all of our old hunting crew down in Kentucky just about ready; just take the limit now alone, doesn't it?
I remember (And I know Rodney is listening to me in the back room, if he's back there yet, and Charlie is setting before me.) when we used to go down there... The boys all liked to, "Well, it's squirrels." They'd take a few extra if they could find them. But I got to talking to them that that wasn't right. So now there the whole group's just about converted, so I guess we'll just have to move over into the next county and get them straightened out over there. That'll be fine.


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