<TITLE>01. Par 1-9</TITLE>64-0719E, Going Beyond The Camp, Branham Tabernacle, Jeffersonville, IN, 86 min
L-1      Let us remain standing just a moment.
Dear God, we are grateful to You for this another privilege to stand in the house of God and worship the living God. We're so grateful that we are still granted this privilege in the land. And now we're thankful for these faithful people, too, Lord, that have come many miles, hundreds of miles, many of them. And some of them will try to--to storm their way back, tonight, down the highways, across the highway. God, I pray that You'll be with them and help them. Guide them, O Father. We thank Thee for this little shower of rain that's cooled the air for us, temporarily.

L-2 And, Father, we pray that You'll meet with us tonight in Thy Word. For, that's why we have assembled, Lord, is to meet You in the Word. Help us, Lord, that our gathering will be so beneficial to Your Kingdom, and that we might be so helped, that we might help others. Grant these things we ask, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
You be seated.

L-3   Having just a few private interviews in there. And just before the meeting started, Billy had give me such a--a load of them till I--I hardly know which way to start. But we are praying that--that God will bless you for your effort of staying over for the evening service.

L-4 Now, God willing, next Sunday morning I'll be having a--a service again. I just talked to the pastor, and it's all right with them.

L-5   And now I wish I had the time to recognize every good friend that I have in here, but I know you're waiting. It's hot. And I--I'll just omit that time, and--and just say this, "God bless you."

L-6 You know, I don't know of any greater thing that anyone could ask for me, than to say, "God bless you." See? If He'll do that, that's all I need, just--just that. I think that's the greatest word in the--in the dialect, "God bless you." And, now, and I know He does.

L-7   And as I said to the wife a few moments ago. I was--I was trying to take a bath, and I couldn't get dry. I'd--I'd dry off, and then I was wet again. I'd dry off, and I couldn't get my shirt on, even. And it's a little different out in Tucson. It's about twice this hot, but then you--you don't have any perspiration. There is no--there is no moisture in the air, so it dries it up as soon as you get out. You set a pan of water there, and it's gone. You can't perspire, 'cause it just takes it away from you before you can you--you can perspire. You perspire, all right, but you never see it. So, here, I was trying to have an awful time getting dry. So, and I--I'm soaking right now.

L-8 Been back in the room there, and we had seven or eight people in, that were emergencies, and that had to be seen right away.

L-9   Now, the reason that I have you stay, and ask you to--to come, is because that I--I feel that it's--it's beneficiary to us. I--I wouldn't do that, friends. I--I think too much of you, to do that, just to come to--to hear somebody, or listen to what I'd have to say, or something. I--I wouldn't do that. That wouldn't be right. It wouldn't show my love to you, just to come like that. And I don't believe that you come... Though, I know you love me, as I love you. And--and so I--I--I know that, or you wouldn't do the things that you do. So I think enough of you, that I wouldn't have you set in the heat and things, like this, if I didn't think it was something to help you.


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