<TITLE>05. Par 15-17</TITLE>L-15 I want to say to the folks at the Tabernacle here: soon... Now, we don't know. They won't let us improve that church till we can buy grounds to put more parking facilities. And we can't buy the ground. We'll probably have to move it. And church trying to help me get out of this debt of forty thousand dollars. They're going to... I had to borrow three thousand from the Tabernacle to make that up, part of that. And it's kind of hard for us to buy a church at the time.
But I promised after them Seven Church Ages we'd talk on the Seven last Seals. God willing, we're going to do that right away. So we'll tell you by mail when it's going to be, and you call and get a hold of Billy, if you want reservations and so forth, so he can get you a place to stay. Do you love Him? Amen.

L-16 Brother Palmer, the other night, brother what's his name? this big fellow around here? Judy's husband, Ernie. Ernie. My, I thought Veck could sing that "Amen." But he sure had a voice like a bumblebee in a jug. He just really could... Why, I didn't mean that like that, you know. I meant, you know, the way that he really could sing that. My. Oh. He isn't here, is he? It's okay. My--my rude expression; he wasn't here to hear it. So that's all right.

L-17 Now, let's get down now. And everybody feeling good say, "Amen." Now, we will try to be out exactly noon, the Lord willing, just as quick as we can have a few... just a... Sunday school classes are all dismissed, are they, Brother Jack? And the service is over, and we're just going to have a little fellowship together now.
And you know what fellowship is? Brother Bosworth, how many ever heard of him? 'Course you all have. He said to me one day, he said, "Brother Branham, you know what fellowship is?"
I said, "Why, Brother Bosworth, I think so. I guess an old saint that you knew."
He said, "It's two fellows in one ship." That's right. That's fellowship, Baptist closed communion. You see? You set together now in heavenly places in Christ Jesus, heavenly places, communing on--in Christ by His Word, fellowshipping around the Word. Isn't that beautiful? Fellowship around the Word, every thing in common, setting at one table, passing one to another.
Oh, Jesus has a table spread
Where the saints of God are fed,
He invites His chosen people "Come and dine;"
With His manna He does feed,
And supplies our every need;
O it--'tis sweet to sup with Jesus all the time!
Now, let's just open up our--our cups and pass one to another, fellowship and friendship with one another, as we look to the Word.


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