<TITLE>09. Par 30-32</TITLE>L-30 About two years later I was going to Phoenix. I went out on a train. And you know, on the train you have to pay so much for them little old sandwiches, and the slice so thick it's only about--so thin, it's only got one side to it, and about fifty cents for a sandwich. I couldn't stand that: too rich for me.
So we pulled into Memphis. If you know, you come in from the east going west. The train pulled up there to switch on the turn table. And then when it pulled up, there was a little hamburger stand over there, and I jumped off and started running down through there to go get me a sack full of hamburgers enough to last me till I got to Phoenix. You get them for about ten cents apiece there. That was better than on the train.
So I run over to get me a sack of hamburgers, and I heard somebody say, "Hello there, Parson Branham."
I looked over there. There stood a little redcap standing there. I said, "hello, Sonny," started down.
Said, "Don't you know me?"
I looked back. And I thought maybe I might've tipped him sometime or something. I thought, "I never was in here." I said, "No, I don't believe I do."
Said, "You remember about two years ago, you was down here?" And said, "You come over my house one morning, and the Lord led you over down here, and you prayed for me? and I was laying dying?"
I said, "You're not the boy?"
He said, "Yes, I is." He said, "I--I--I--I's healed, and I's saved now, Parson Branham: saved now, Parson Branham."

L-31 Amazing grace, how sweet the sound. I could stand here for hours. I'm getting to be an old man now. I'm thirty-one years in the ministry, traveling around the world, sights and things. Just take meetings and testify, but... Oh, well.
When we get... When we get across on the other side, I want an appointment with each one of you. I want to set down for a thousand years with each one of you. We won't have any less time when we all get done than when we did when we started. You see? Just set down and talk about each thing, won't it be wonderful when we meet there? The Lord bless.
Now, friends, we are not pilgrims and strangers with you all; we are pilgrims and strangers to the world.

L-32 Now, there are some folks here that's visitors from out of town. Now, tomorrow is Sunday. I won't keep you very long tonight. I don't mind you missing a day's work, but don't you miss Sunday school, for whatever you do. You must go to Sunday school.
Now, there's some fine churches here. This is one of them, and these pastors back here are men that has churches that's sponsoring this meeting. They represent this Gospel. They stand here. They... If they didn't do it, they'd be off the platform. That's right. And they're standing here as men of God who believe and is sponsoring this meeting. They got churches here, maybe of your own denominational church, and they're--they're here. They'd be glad to have you, and I'm sure they would do you good to go hear them tomorrow. I'd do that tomorrow morning for Sunday school.
And tomorrow afternoon the services will be back here at the tabernacle, or at church. Pardon me, I keep saying "tabernacle." At the... Well, a tabernacle is a gathering place. That's right. So... it represents the tabernacle in the wilderness. And so--so we--we expect to see you here tomorrow afternoon. At what time? Two o'clock, or something like that--two or two-thirty tomorrow afternoon. Now, be sure to attend Sunday school.


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