<TITLE>03. Par 21-30</TITLE>L-21 When I read those stories of those gallant soldiers, I wonder where our little testimony will stand with them people at that day.
Just before prayer, would anybody like to be remembered to God? Just raise up your hand, and whatever you have need of, may He see and hear and grant it to you now as we bow our heads.

L-23 Our gracious, loving Father, we humbly approach Thy throne this morning in the Name of Jesus Thy Son to offer prayer for ourselves and for others. Thou would first, Lord, forgive us of all of our trespasses and our iniquity. And then we would pray for others, Lord, that they also would be forgiven and Thy Church would be drawn closer to Thee. For truly, Lord, in our heart we believe that You're ready to work a work with Your Church, ready to take It out of the world and be translated into the Kingdom of God. But, Lord, help us to make ourselves ready for that hour. May this morning be the time, Lord, that from one up to all of us will lay aside every weight and the sin does so easily beset us, that we might run with patience the race that's set before us.

L-25 And I pray, heavenly Father, today, that You'll heal the sick and the afflicted. Many are suffering across the nation, and plagues, and viruses as the doctors place them. And I pray that Your healing virtues, Lord, will be to those people.
Then to come down to our little assembly here this morning, many has drove for hundreds of miles, starting late last night and through the night and up in the morning, today, and driving hard to make their way to the Tabernacle. And it's snowing and along the road. God, we pray that You'll especially bless them. No doubt many had to give a great portion of their coming week's food, or whatever it would, or things that they would have been able to spend their money for, for gasoline and stuff, to come.
God, he that comes to You empty will go away full. You promised it. And I pray that You'll fill their hearts and their baskets of their souls so full of the good things of God that they'll go away just bubbling over with joy unspeakable and full of glory. Just may the cups of these precious people run over, with spiritual and good things from God.

L-28 Bless every hand, You know the need that was behind that hand, Lord. I ask that You'll especially bless them. We've seen You in this past week how You so miraculously answered prayer in a few moments, times of emergency and sickness and troubles. Thou art God omnipresent, stand by His servants. I pray, God, that You'll stand by these this morning. Give to them their desire, Lord, of their heart. I don't believe it was for any selfish thing, any--any bad motive behind it. I pray that You will bless them.
And now, Father, remember me today, and may I be able to get myself so out of the way... All of us, from the pastor on down to the--the children, may we be able to lay ourselves aside on the altar of God, and open up our hearts, and listen to the Holy Spirit as He'll speak to us. Turn our vessels of Thy bless--to receive Thy blessings, with the right side up. Then pour down the power of the anointing Oil into them. And give us of strength, Lord, that we need for the days that lies ahead. Grant this blessing. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-30 [Brother Branham answers someone who spoke to him about a phone call--Ed.]: I don't know. You just get his phone number and tell him I'll call him back after church. I don't know.
Pray for me. Brother Jack Moore on the phone, and still persuading for me to be there this week. See? I just don't feel the--right up to it (You see?), and so I don't know what to do. I love Brother Jack. And that big convention coming up down there and he turned men down like Booth-Clibborn and them, coming. So still holding out put his advertisement out and all like that, holding for me to come. So I--I like to feel really pressed to go. You see? And I...


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