<TITLE>01. Par -</TITLE>62-1230E, Is This The Sign Of The End, Sir?, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 187 min
L-1-1 Thank you very much, Brother Neville. Good evening, my precious friends. So glad to be back again tonight in the service of the Lord, our God. (This one's a; this is it, oh, yes; that's fine.) I held you so long this morning till I feel like I ought to be real quick tonight. My, how it was terrible, and standing up, and it is as bad tonight. So it won't be long till we'll have some room for you (See?), as soon as the church gets completed.
No, but we are not planning on staying too long tonight. But tomorrow night, we're aiming to stay a little while. Tomorrow night, if some of you can come in tomorrow night, why we expect to have a great time in the Lord. There'll be some fine men here tomorrow night... We'll all of us having a time... [Doc Branham speaks to Brother Branham--Ed.] We're going to serve communion at midnight tomorrow night. I'm sure you'll like to have--be in with that. When the rest of them's whooping, and hollering, and shooting, and drinking, and so forth, we'll just bow reverently before God and take the communion and start the year out with our pledge, our hearts to God in dedication to Him.
And there will be some fine speakers here tomorrow night, sure enough. There's some fine... A brother from Georgia is up here, Brother Palmer, a wonderful speaker. Brother Junior Jackson will be here tomorrow night; Brother Beeler, Brother Neville. Oh, my, my, just on and on, fine men of God who will be here. Brother Willard Collins, and all them brethren just been giving us such great messages, and maybe others will be dropping in, so we'll expect a great time tomorrow night.

L-1-4 Now, my wife said, "Don't you say this." But I'm got to say it anyhow. I'm sorry I said "Empire" this morning, instead of "Umpire." Billy, setting back there said, "There he goes."
I said, "The empire, he has to have a empire." I meant an umpire. Well, I'm like they said about the Dutchman, you know, "Don't take me for what I say, but what I mean." So--so I said, "I think they understand me after all these years."
You know this is about--this is thirty years I have been behind this pulpit here. Thirty years in this tabernacle, you ought to be knowing me by this time, shouldn't you? Oh, my. My education is sure limited. But I--I don't--can't talk, but I make a truthful noise to the Lord.

L-2-1 I... Brother, I believe it was Doctor Lamsa, of the Lamsa Bible, at--was in the translation who said... One time I was speaking and I didn't know he was there. And he come back and was talking about the Urim Thummim, and then he was speaking of that Light, and he said, "What is the matter with these people today?" And I said... He said, "The reason that people, the translators, could not translate the Bible correctly, that the translators tried to translate in the high Yiddish, and Jesus speaking, spoke in the common class, just like the street people spoke." And you know, there is a Scripture over in Luke said, "The common people heard Him gladly." He spoke in their language. I hope that's so again.


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