<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>62-1216, The Falling Apart Of The World, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 151 min
L-1 Thank you very much, Brother Neville. Good morning, friends. I just got to roll in bed this morning in time to roll out again, so I was a little tired. Didn't come... Kinda come unexpected, Brother Shakarian, the Full Gospel Business Men, the president of this move, was--his wife was stricken sick, and so... and she was taken to the hospital. And to pinch-hit for a man like that's a great big job, and carry a convention yesterday, and Brother Arganbright came by and we went up and... Well I got up at four o'clock yesterday morning and we got started to Cincinnati, and we was going all day and I got in just in, we got in around daylight, this morning and so it's... 
Rolled out and hoarse, but we're here by the grace of God. I wonder if Brother Arganbright made it. Are you here, Brother Arganbright? He must still be safely in the arms of Morpheus.
If you don't know who Morpheus was--was a Roman heathen god, the god of sleep. So you all bear with me a little bit on my hoarse throat this morning, and I'll try not to hold you too long.

L-2 My purpose for having the service this morning was because of... not the people. Next Sunday I was going to give my--my Christmas message, but if I--I did, then it would bring people that comes from out of town, maybe kind of disturb their Christmas, you know, of going back. And so I thought maybe it'd be best if we'd gather together and worship the Lord this morning in this manner for my part of--of the Christmas service. And then next Sunday you could be at your... If you live way away, you could be at your own church wherever you're from, or whatever you wish to do.

L-3 And I want to thank the brother for that beautiful song. I just come in as it was being sang. That's really nice. And I--all the time I've heard my wife and all of them brag about the brother's singing, and I had my first opportunity to hear him sing myself, away from the Tabernacle. Now, isn't that something? Our brother here at the Tabernacle, and had to go plumb to Shreveport, Louisiana, to hear him sing his first song. How things are strange, aren't they?
And then we thought maybe that doing this, it would give us a time in our--of--of coming together. And then again the roads were so bad. I wonder if Brother and Sister Dauch got to make it from Ohio. Did they get down? Where are you, Brother Dauch? Yes, yes. I was just a-wondering. Have you got a lot of snow up there? Right. So, well, they didn't have any at Cincinnati. There's not even as much as there is here. It's not even ain't any snow at all. And first time I ever preached in Cincinnati was yesterday, and so we had a grand day, a new chapter not yet a year old, and it's a very fine chapter, some fine people. We enjoyed the fellowship. Then they called just now for me to be at Columbus tomorrow for another chapter's dedication, and--or service, that Brother Shakarian was supposed to take, but... And I got to pray over that first. It's a...


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