<TITLE>04. Par 16-21</TITLE>L-16 So then... Then, I think tomorrow night, if the Lord willing, I don't... (Where are we to be tomorrow night? Brother O'Donnell, at Tempe, Arizona.) Now, if you don't have any--any special thing going on at your church, and you got sick people, why, I'm going to pray for the sick tomorrow night, just have a regular prayer line, pray for the sick maybe--maybe Monday, Tuesday... Let's see. I'm supposed--I'm... I don't know. Have I got church for Wednesday night too? Wednesday night, then it--then it starts on Thursday (Is that right?), the convention? All right, Brother. You'll make the announcement?
[The Brother announces; "You are here tonight. And tomorrow night we're at the Tempe Assembly of God; and then the Mountain View, and Sunnyslope on the 23rd; and then at the Central Assembly on the 24th."--Ed.]
All right, that's fine.
[Brother says, "I couldn't remember myself. I kinda got messed up there."--Ed.]

L-17 Don't think of that. I was talking the other day, about I couldn't remember, and Brother Jack Moore said to me, said, "You think you're bad." He said...
I said, "Brother Jack, I go to talking; I can't remember just what I was talking about."
He said, "Why, don't think that's bad." Said, "I call up on the phone, call somebody, and say, What'd you want?'"
Well, that's getting pretty bad...?... Well, my, that might sound jokey, which I don't think it's right to say at the pulpit here. But God's children is just happy children anyhow, you know. So we--we just like to... I thought that was kind of cute.

L-18 You all... Many of you know Brother Jack Moore. He's from Shreveport, Louisiana, Life Tabernacle, very fine brother. And so, he was telling me that. He's a contractor also.
And he said, "Don't think that's bad, Brother Branham." Said, "I called up somebody the other day, and called their number." And said, "They answered, said, 'Hello.' I said, 'What do you want?'"
I thought, "Well, I... That's getting way down, Brother Jack." I...
So now, I think it would be good. And these friends that wants to be prayed for, and bring their sick people in, then we'll pray for them.

L-19 Now, tonight, I have thought on what would I say tonight up here in this lovely little church. And I thought, "Well, I don't know what." I just have to just take a little text, and trust that the Lord will mix up the words somewhere, and let it fall where it'll help somebody to be... I never try to take a text. I always try to feel led, and write down a bunch of Scriptures, and so forth. And--and then, if the Lord leads different, then I just go as He leads. And I think that's the way we all should do, don't you, do the same way?

L-20 And now, there's one thing that I--that I--I want every one of the church (I announce this to every local body.), and that is that if... When you're through praying for your pastor and your loved ones, don't forget me, 'cause I realize daily, more than ever, that we're coming down to the end of the road.
And I just buried my mother a few weeks ago. And held her in my arms, until God taken her breath and her soul to heaven. I watched that gallant death of a woman filled with the Holy Ghost, and see her come right to the end of the road. I thought, "Oh, I just must have every mother like that. I just must do something to get to--do what I can to get people to see what it really means."

L-21 And friends, I am persuaded that it's a--maybe a little deeper; and I think we take it a little too light than what really it is. I think that we should remember, if God is so holy till the Angels look dirty in his sight, how do we look? See? That's right. So we want to remember. And remember, God's setting way there in eternity, that outshines all the suns in the solar system. "Holy, holy, holy," the angels with wings over their faces and over their feet, flying in His Presence, crying, "Holy," what should we be? So we... That's what we try to do.


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