<TITLE>01. Par -</TITLE>62-1104M, Blasphemous Names, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 117 min
L-1-1 Thank you, Brother Neville. This was kind of a--a surprise to me. I wasn't supposed to be here today; but tonight's Communion night, and I--and I thought I would drop down this morning. And I called Brother Neville, and he said, "Well now, if you're coming down," said, "why not just speak for us a little bit."
And I thought, "Well, if I did come down, and it was possible, I would not be preaching, but would just like to talk to the church a little while on matters that, you know, that I think would strengthen the church."

L-1-3 We have just returned from our--from our fall hunting trip (the brothers and I here), and we had a glorious time with... We're very grateful. All of us filled up and--and--and got our game that we were hunting for. And--and our pastor and I knows that venison's very, very good. And so, we had some fine deer. And I got a bear and two deer.
And we come back, and this is supposed to be the time that I'm to speak on those seven last seals. And they didn't get the church ready. And there's something, hindrance, that's caused it, that... I think the city's giving us a rough way, because of not adequate parking room for the amount of people that we're--that the church will hold.

L-1-5 We want a new church put up here, and we've got a good part of the money already designated and--and to make a--a bigger church. But when we have these services, why, you understand what it is. It's such a pitiful thing: the people are around the walls, out in the rain, and--and--and it's just awful. And even criticism comes from friends of mine, said, "Brother Branham, looks like they..."
A doctor friend of mine said, "Look like you could get some place that you... I feel sorry," said, "... pass by."
A nurse next door to me said, "Why, I come by there one morning at 5 o'clock. You was supposed to be there," and said; "the people are already gathering around that church down there at 5 o'clock in the morning. You was to be there at 9:30." So, see? And it makes it hard.

L-2-1 And we want a church that's got some room, and where everybody can set down. And we think we're living in the last days, believe that, that where the--we should be teaching the church of--of these things that is shaping up: the things that's been prophesied, some of them, thousands of years; and for at least twenty-five and thirty years right from this church, that's been prophesied would come to pass. And now, we have it coming right to pass. So we ought to be renewing these things, but we don't have adequate room.
So this morning I'd... Making my calls and things yesterday, and I got a--some more to make this afternoon and so forth. And then, I had a--some people that wanted to come in: a lovely young fellow that's just a nervous break, a minister brother in the field; and oh, several like that; and a brother from Norway. And--and we had the little interviews back in the back room, and I said, "Well now, we'll just step out."
And Brother Neville said, "Well, we'd come out and say a few words to strengthen the church a little."

L-2-4 The first--one of the first things that I want to say... I wrote down some things here on paper, that when I come to the church, I wanted to say. One thing I had wrote here was concerning the passing of our gracious Brother Taylor while we were gone.
Brother Taylor had been coming to this church for years and years. All of us knew him; I'm sure. But if there'd be some strangers here, it was that precious, old gentleman that always found you a seat to set down, Brother Taylor. Last time I saw him now, until I see him a young man, he was standing there at the door about three or four Sundays ago. He said, "I'd like to have some books, Brother Branham. I'd like to distribute these books."


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