<TITLE>01. Par 1-9</TITLE>63-0120E, Just One More Time, Lord, Jesus Name Church, Phoenix, AZ, 107 min
L-1      Good evening, friends. A privilege to be here tonight and enjoying this wonderful musical feast, enjoying these songs when they're sang with real enthusiasm. I was watching Jimmy, I believe it is, and if we could just be as enthused about all the things of God in our own life as Jimmy is in the emotion of them singing, we would get somewhere. I really appreciate that boy, his father, our good friend.

L-2 I want to ask a question. These ladies that sang this, "I'd Like To Talk It Over," is that the same group that sang many years ago when I was here? Is that the same? I have tried everywhere to find that song. In my dark hours of trials, I've tried to think that, "I'd like to talk it over." Jimmy Maguire, did you get that on tape? I hope. See? Have you got it on a record? And if it is, I want it. And I've tried to think that, I think that, "He'll love me when my path was so dim." See? And I--I certainly enjoyed that beautiful song of Zion.

L-3   Now, I understand, I'm not sure of this, but I believe that this same group is going to be singing at the Business Men's Convention, I believe, Sunday, next Sunday. I think that's right, if I didn't misunderstand it, two o'clock next Sunday. So you like this kind of singing, why, they'll be over there to sing for us again. We ought to carry them down to Tucson tomorrow night, and let them sing down there. I--I'm sure it'd be a blessing to the people.

L-4 Now, tomorrow night is the Tucson chapter. We're going to be at the Ramada Inn tomorrow night, down in Tucson, which you all understand that Phoenix is merely the outskirts of Tucson. See? We're certainly glad to have you all as fellow citizens of our great economy of Arizona. Now, we're on the hill; you're in the valley; so, remember, about two thousand feet higher than you are, you see. So this outskirts of the city, we're certainly glad to be here fellowshipping with you tonight. So remember tomorrow night and the main spot of Arizona will be the--the chapter's banquet. And then the next night we're here at, I forget the name of the church now, it's Southside Assembly. And then Wednesday night we're at Eleventh and Garfield, I believe it is, Assemblies of God there, for it. And then Thursday starts the convention.

L-5   Now, you're so nice and we've had such a wonderful time this week, of fellowship, and all these churches all up and down the Maricopa Valley here. And the Lord has certainly blessed us exceedingly, abundantly, more than I expected Him to do. The places have been crowded and packed into the yards, and the people standing, and a great fellowship around the Word. The ministers has visit. I've noticed the pastor, Brother Outlaw, I've seen him in every service we've had, as far as I can think of. And others have just come from one church to another. That's the way to do it, I like that, fellowshipping one with another.

L-6   As old Brother Bosworth, that's been in Glory now three or four years, he said to me, "Do you--you know what fellowship is, Brother Branham?"
I said, "I think so."

L-7 He said, "It's two fellows sharing one ship." So that--that's right, two fellows in the one ship. So we're.

L-8 I'm glad, looking out over the audience tonight, seeing friends here that I haven't seen before, that's come all the way from Kentucky and Indiana, around up in Ohio, sitting around here, visit us. We're certainly glad to have them in tonight. Maybe been in the other meeting, but larger buildings, and just haven't noticed you. So the Lord bless you real richly.

L-9   And now I am going to just stay a little while. I've got to drive the family back tonight, and we're to be ready for the meeting tomorrow in Tucson, so we're going down tonight after service. That's just about a hundred and twenty-five miles, and a long stretch of desert, and I'm sleepy and tired, so I will try to let you out.


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