When we get to worshipping God in that new Kingdom, there'll never be a tired moment, just. We'll always be a blessing just on and on. But 'course we'll be changed then; we'll not be like we are now. We'd be different creatures than we are at this time. So we are happy.

Sometime ago I was down in Kentucky with Brother Charlie, and he said, "Brother Branham, do you think in the Millennium you and I will squirrel hunt?"
I said, "I don't think so, Charlie."
He said, "Well, we liked it so well," said, "do you--you think we will when we get in the Millennium?"
I said, "No, won't be nothing killed in the Millennium."
And he said, "Well, we just like it."
I said, "Charlie, what if I could convince you that one time you were a hog, and you'd raised to a higher being, to being a human being. Would you ever go--want to go back and enjoy the pleasures of a hog?"
Said, "No."
I said, "See, you'd be so much higher than the hog now, you're human, you'd never want to be a hog any more." I said, "Now, multiply that by ten thousand, and that's what you'll be when you are changed from here to what you will be. You'll never want to be human again." That's right. It'll be something different. I'm so glad just for the thoughts of it, knowing that someday we will climb higher.

William Branham, Sermon "That Day On Calvary"
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