<TITLE>03. Par 24-33</TITLE>L-24 I said, "Then let me help pay my way overseas." And I said, "We've got clothes enough to wear. People give us a lot of clothes, and we have food on the table. I make a hundred dollars a week from the church." And I said then, "I, we, we get along all right. Let me do with it what I want to." And I...
Said, "All right, it's yours, make yourself happy."
And I said, "It'll make me very happy."

L-25   [A brother steps to the pulpit and interrupts Brother Branham, and says, "Just let me say one word. There is a blue Oldsmobile station wagon parked right in back of Brother Branham's car. Now, when they leave, they're going to be tied in there. So if you're here, will you please go and move it, a blue Oldsmobile station wagon from Iowa. I don't have the license number, but you perhaps know who you are, and you'd please move your car. Thank you."--Ed.] Yes, sir.

L-26 Love. We--we are sure appreciative of you people. And now the Lord richly bless you. And if you're ever through Jeffersonville, stop and see me. If you come through Tucson, stop and see me, and I--I'll be glad to see you.

L-27   Now always, living in Tucson, the office (remembers) remains at Jeffersonville. Billy Paul is right there all the time, knowing where to contact me at any time. See? He'll be about the only one who'll know, because I'm on the field, first one place, another. And maybe be here, say, in Tucson; in an hour from then, the Lord has given me a vision, I might be on the road to Hawaii, you see. Just wherever He leads me, that's where I go, just nowhere else but right there, see. And you pray for me. If I don't see you no more, this side the river, I'll meet you over There. Amen.

L-28   Now before approaching the Word. And, tonight, I want to take just a--just a few moments, because I met some of my friends out there from down in Jeffersonville, and met another group of them over on the street, and they're driving in tonight, after the service. And I was going to preach on the subject, The Countdown, that's about two-and-a-half-hours long. So they--they wouldn't get to Jeffersonville before daylight in the morning. So, and many of you people have to go to work. And you've heard me speaking this week, and enjoyed being with you. And now tonight I'm going to try to do the best I can. Now, then I won't, say that and I won't say anything wrong.

L-29   Now we're going to pray before we approach the Word.

L-30 Merciful God, realizing that I'm... been looking upon people here that maybe some I'll never see again. This will be our last meeting time. If I should come back in a year from now, many would, maybe some would be gone, anyhow, the elderly people. And, Lord, I realize that there is some in here tonight that's sick, and if You don't touch their body in some way, I... maybe they won't be here very long either. And again, Lord, I may not be here very long. We don't know. Let us be sincere, then, and earnest, remembering the Word of God, that, "All things will work together for good to them that love God."

L-31 And I'll read the Word, Lord. That's all I can do is to read the Word, and we'll depend on You to say something or do something that will save every unsaved person here tonight. May the Word of God be so real to some people, tonight, Lord, that's not saved, until down in their heart they'll accept You as their Saviour. And may the Holy Spirit come among us, speak to us, and do the work of God, by confirming the Word with signs following. Grant it, Father.

L-32 And when life is all over and we come to the Eternal Life, we'll just be so thankful, Lord, until that time. And then through the age that has no end, we want to set at Your feet, and look upon the One that we love and One that loved us. Until that time, keep us healthy and happy, serving You. In Jesus' Name we pray. Amen.

L-33 [A brother again comes to the pulpit and requests that an owner please move their automobile--Ed.]


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