<TITLE>28. Par 297-303</TITLE>L-297   Now I want you, when we hum this next verse of that beautiful hymn, old hymn of the church, I want you to shake hands with somebody. Just remain in your seat, just say, "God bless you, brother. God bless you, sister. So glad to be with you here!" Let's do that. [Brother Branham and congregation hum, My Faith Looks Up To Thee, and shake hands with one another--Ed.] God bless you, Carl and Brother Williams. I'm glad to be here.

L-298 Just think, Methodist's hands caught Pentecostal's, Baptist's caught Presbyterian's.
O let... from this day
Be wholly Thine!

L-299   Now as we sing slowly now, too, from the bottom of your heart. You know, after a scouring, scolding Message, I think it's good to get in the Spirit and sing, the sweetness of the Holy Spirit.

L-300 "O how sweet it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!" The Bible said, "It's like the anointing oil that was on Aaron's beard, that run down to the hems of his skirts." You're wonderful people up here. I hope to get back to see you again before Jesus calls me, or the Millennium. If I don't, I'll see you across the river over yonder. I'll meet you at the river. Amen. Set an appointment.
While life's dark maze I tread,
And grief around me spread,
Be Thou my Guide;
Bid darkness turn to day, (that little Light they talk about)
Wipe sorrow's fears away,
O let me from this day
Be wholly Thine!

L-301   Every door open! Oh, just touch the little button, and watch them all go right around the circle; say, "Come in, Lord Jesus, be my Lord, my all."
O let me from this day, not let You stand at the door,
Be wholly Thine!

L-302 You that raised your hands and wants to be farther led towards the Lord, I ask you to go down to the revival tonight. And I'm sure the pastor there would take you from here to the inn. He has six pence, or whatever was given, to take care, and wine and oil to pour in. He can finish the job.

L-303 God bless you now. I'll turn the service back to, I guess, Brother Williams, or ever who is...

