<TITLE>01. Par 1-12</TITLE>65-1212, Communion, Tucson Tabernacle, Tucson, AZ, 32 min
L-1        Stirring message that Brother Pearry gave us just then from the Word of God. How true it is that "We limit God and time God; and He's Eternal, we can't do that." So tonight we're facing something else now, is communion.

L-2 Three years I waited for a church to come in Tucson, but it's here. Yeah, we're--we're here. So we thank the Lord, He just let us wait till we can appreciate it now.

L-3 Now, there's one thing that I'd want to say just before we start the communion, is this, that I believe that we have seen enough in our day that we live in, that we ought to really give (every) all of our being to God. We--we should really serve God. I believe that He has blessed us with the direct answer to Scripture. As Brother Pearry gave it a few moments ago, that we--we are--we're at that time. We're not blind, we--we--we see that we're here, we--we've arrived.

L-4 And we also can look around and see that the way that the human mind is leaving the people. That, we--we can't stay too much longer, we'd be in a complete insane institution, the whole world would be. See? So we--we're at the end time.

L-5 Now, as Brother Pearry ended up there, seeing these things are true, see that they are true, they're not myth. They're not just something that we imagine. They're something that's been directly given to us by the Word of God and manifested publicly before us, that we know we are here. We--we don't know how long now, because again we come back to a watch, you see, what time it is. But we are... we know we--we're here, we're at the time. Whether God's time, I'd imagine...

L-6 Someone give a little analysis one time that said that if God put up with him according... if He was to allot time, one--one thousand years is just one day. So if a man lived seventy years old, it'd just be a few minutes of God's time. See? Well, and said it'd be forty years, that wouldn't even mean time, hardly, He could bat His eye. See? See, just that's how quick it is, the whole thing, if it be lotted time; which, He doesn't have any time. So He just is Eternal.

L-7 I believe it was Sarah back there... or, no, Joseph, the other night, said to me and Brother Pearry, said, "Daddy, where, when did God come on the scene? Where did He come from?" See? "He had to have a beginning, didn't He? Didn't He have to start?"

L-8 I said, "No. Anything that has a beginning has an end, but it's that which had not a beginning has no end." But, course, he's ten years old, that was kind of a--a real mouthful for him. See? And how could he receive that, knowing that something never did begin? Not only to him, it is to me. Now, see, it's just a great big dose for me, how it did ever begin.

L-9 Now we're fixing to observe something here that's really sacred.

L-10 I was called on a few days ago, to some very fine Christian gentlemen that--that's never had this, and he understood that we taken communion literally. They take it what they call "spiritual communion." And which, as far as communion, I'd say all right, 'cause communicate is "to talk to," see. And the brother give me this Scripture, said, "Brother Branham, don't you think now..."

L-11 Now, reason I'm saying this... It's all right, Brother Pearry? [Brother Pearry Green answers, "Sure."--Ed.] See, that reason I'm saying this, so that you would understand what you're doing. You don't... if you walk into anything blindly, you don't know where, what you're doing. You can't have even confidence if you don't know what you're doing. But you must understand what you are doing and why you're doing it.

L-12 He said, "Now if we take the Word of God, isn't that God that we're taking?"


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