<TITLE>02. Par 5-9</TITLE>L-5 We've had three nights now. And last night we were down to Brother Outlaw's church, and had a great time there, and up at Tempe, and then over here to... I'm turned around, and I don't know where I'm at--over here, somewhere back in... In west Phoenix we was the first night; and tomorrow morning, I think at ten o'clock, is at Brother Fuller's. And tomorrow night is at the Faith Temple on the Indian Road, I believe--or Indian School Road, or something... I'm all mixed up. What is it? [Someone says, "McDowell Road"--Ed.] McDowell? McDowell Road, the Faith Tabernacle on McDowell Road. Oh, my. Indian School Road... Isn't that something? Is it Calvary...? ["Fellowship Tabernacle."] Fellowship Tabernacle. I'm all mixed up. I heard Billy tell me coming out, and I... Fellowship Tabernacle... And... But now, you people at your--here at your post of duty is tomorrow morning and tomorrow night. Remember that.
We're just here visiting. We don't want you to go from one church to another. We'll get to meet one another sometime next week again (You see?), and fellowship together. But your post of duty is at your church. I believe every Christian should stand by his post at that time.

L-6 So I was talking to a brother here today, Brother Sharritt, a precious friend of all of us that we all know, John Sharritt, just a prince of a man. And he said, "Brother Branham, I've often heard you say you was coming to the west someday to live."
And I said, "Yes, the last tie that bind me to the east is gone now: my mother. And she went home to be with Jesus a few days ago. And my wife's mother's gone on too. So it is true, we're looking for a place to stay. And--and if we would happen to land around Tucson, Phoenix, the Lord leading us this a-way, I would never want to start a church. No, sir. I would not do that. But I'd... I'm a missionary. And then when I come in, I like to go from church to church with a fellowship like that, and have a...

L-7 I think you've got some fine churches here, and we just... We got plenty of churches. We just need to pack them out, and fill them up. That's all--that's what we need. Yes. We just... Just do that, 'cause when a person starts a new church--if it's in... wherever it is, then (See?), it's bound to pull a little here and there. And that's not the--the thing to do.
So if the Lord would lead me, I want the brethren to know that it wouldn't be for another church. I just wouldn't do that at all. See? It would just be to come here to fellowship with every one of you, every one, and have a great time in the Lord.

L-8 Now, then don't forget the Business Men, the Full Gospel Business Men. These men are made up out of all your churches, and the fellowship begins next Thursday evening, I think (Is that right, Brother Williams?), at--up at the Ramada on east Van Buren Street. And now, there's going to be some great speakers in there that's coming to this meeting. And I... I'm certainly want to attend it myself to hear those people: Brother Velmer Gardener for one, who is an outstanding speaker, and many other of the brethren. Some of the Business Men that I have never heard yet, they say is just marvelous speakers. And I'm so glad to hear them, or the opportunity to hear them.
So we expect to meet you all up there. And then, the Lord willing, I think, if it plans out that way, I'm to have the Saturday morning breakfast, and speak at the breakfast; and then, I believe the following Sunday afternoon, at the afternoon meeting. And I hope to meet you there then, all you precious people.

L-9 Now, I don't want to keep you standing so long, 'cause... You get out early tonight, 'cause... We ought to get out by twelve or one, so that you could get back to Sunday school in the morning. We won't do that. This interpreter here said that...?... the people there, and I seen a little smile come across the man's face. No, we'll hurry right along.


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