<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-3-7 Then in the face of all nature, and the Bible, the Promise, and the Holy Spirit, we can gladly rejoice in our heart to know that our Brother Taylor, likewise, Lord, served God's purpose. And to say that he would not rise again would be to deny our Bible, our God, and all things that God has given us to look at, to know that there is a resurrection. So we are looking forward to the time when we shall see him again, when he is young and healthy and never no more to be sick or get old.
Bless his precious wife, that loyal companion of his. How that we'll miss them long, Lord, as we see them going together out to the pond, and setting on the little benches out there, fishing and talking, and how they were real sweethearts together.
And now, we know that there is a great day coming when the heroes of faith will march under the great arch of triumph, and the Angels of--with anthems will fill the air. We'll see them again in that place.
Until then, Lord, give us courage. Bless us and help us. We'll long miss Brother Taylor, and every one that comes to this church, how he would stand at the door and find a place for the comer to hear the Word of God, to set down in ease and rest.
And the other day when he passed over, Lord, I pray that the great Archangel of God stood there at the door to find him a place too, Lord, that he could set down. For it is written in the Bible, "The merciful shall obtain mercy." Until we see him, Lord, may the memories continue sweet in our hearts, until someday when we meet again in the other land. Through Jesus Christ's Name we ask it. Amen.

L-4-5 He will be long missed among us and amidst strangers and so forth that come to our church or our building here to worship. May his soul rest in peace before God till that day. Someday too, each one of us will go one by one, till we drop down along the line like that. Let us now, while we have time and can, let's prepare ourselves for that time coming; for we don't know when it will be. We don't know who'd be next. Let us live so that at each day, that if it should ever come, it will be for us, we'll be ready.

L-4-6 Now, we'd like to make announcements. Now soon, perhaps maybe... I'd haven't talked with the trustees since coming back, concerning the condition of building the--the church here, or what we have to do next about getting our church so we can have our meetings. Then I will continue on (pardon me) with the--the Seven Seals. And then, these seven vials and--and many things yet that we should be getting into right away.
And now, next Sunday morning there--I am to be at Elizabethtown, Kentucky, with Brother L. G. Hoover, to a dedicational service. And that's to dedicate a new tabernacle, or a tabernacle that they have bought at Elizabethtown, Kentucky: right down 62 till you come to Elizabethtown, or right down, I mean 31, or down the turnpike. Just at the turnoff takes you to Elizabethtown. It's about an hour; It's about thirty-five, forty miles down there. I think about forty miles by the way of the--of 31, and about thirty-five miles or something the other way, down by the turnpike. It's on Mulberry Street.
The dedicational service... Brother Hoover will have the regular Sunday school at 10 o'clock, and I'm to preach the dedicational service from 11:00 until 12:00, this next coming Sunday, November the 11th.


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