<TITLE>11. Par 35-37</TITLE>L-35 And now, I wish to announce, now, that next Sunday night will be services here. Just when I come in, some calls come, some people coming to be prayed for way up from Toronto, Canada, to be here next Sunday night. I've got a dedication of a Brother L. G. Hoover's church. It's on the bulletin board, next Sunday at eleven o'clock, at Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Then to be back here for the following, this next coming Sunday night... And then we go to Shreveport from there. And we're happy to have all of you with us through the day. And the times when we--when... If you're around here in the city anywhere near, come out. We want to assemble and gather ourselves together.
We want to set under the teaching of our brother here, Brother Neville, and--and partake of the things that's of God. As he finds them from God, he gives them out. And--and we want to learn of God. And seeing the day approaching, we must assemble ourselves more oft together.

L-36 We must love in our hearts to come to church. If we don't love church, love God, coming together... What we call "church" is coming together to worship. See? If we love Christ, we worship together. Do you imagine a man saying he loved his wife, and he hadn't seen her for a long time, pass right by and say, "Well, I'll see her some other time." See? That isn't... Or wife saying she loves her husband, or a parent saying they love their child... Why, it--it shows. See?
And I think our expressions, that we should constantly long to be in worship, anywhere to worship the Lord. When we come together to worship Him, worship Him at home, worship Him while we're driving our cars, wherever we are, worship the Lord. Just think, the Bible said, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord." And then He said, "Praise ye the Lord." Even if you haven't got any breath, still praise the Lord. See? Praise... "Everything that has breath praise the Lord, and then praise ye the Lord." I think Psalm 100: 100th Psalm.

L-37 Now, the Lord bless you. And as we sing now again, the brethren will go to this room and the sisters to that room for feet-washing. As we stand now for dismissing, and you that have to go, why, you--you are--be dismissed in a moment. But then, we'll gladly invite you at any service that we got. Come and we'll try to do the best for you that we know how, to guide your soul to the foot of Jesus Christ.
Take the Name of Jesus with you,
Child of sorrow and of woe;
It will joy and comfort give you,
Oh, take it everywhere you go.
Precious... (Now, turn around and shake hands with each one.) O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy... [Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.]
Precious name! O how sweet!
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.
Now, as we bow our heads we sing:
Take the Name of Jesus with you,
As a shield from every snare;
When temptations 'round you gather,
Breathe that holy name in prayer.
Precious... (Precious name)... (O how sweet!)
Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
Precious name, O how sweet!
Hope of earth...
[Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.] of heaven.
Now, as we bow our heads humbly, we're going to ask our Brother McKinney here to dismiss us in a word of prayer. And immediately afterwards, you that have to go, may leave. The rest will gather in the rooms. God bless you, Brother McKinney.

