<TITLE>09. Par 80-89</TITLE>L-80 Note this. Now, I want you to notice again that all the assembly was to kill him: the assembly, the whole assembly. Now, if you'll notice, watch how that reads; you can see it's a prefigure. Now, watch.
... fourteen day... the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation of Israel shall kill it in the evening.
And you'll notice, all Israel stood there and said, "Away with Him. Let his blood be upon us and upon our children." They, from Caiaphas all the way down, witnessed to His death. "Away with him. Give us Barabbas." You notice it? And He died at three o'clock in the evening, "They shall kill it in the evening." How beautiful.
And they shall take... the blood, and strike it upon the... posts of the door and upon the--the post of the house, wherein they shall eat it.
And they shall eat the flesh in the night, roast with fire,... unleavened bread; and with bitter herbs shall they eat it.
I want you to notice now. Bear with me.
Eat it not raw, or sod, nor water, but roast with fire; its head... its legs, and its purtenance thereof,
And ye shall let nothing of it remain until... morning; and that which remains... will be burnt with fire.

L-83 Notice, beautifully. "Now, after you kill the lamb, catch its blood, and put it on the lintel of the door (That's the over-piece here.), and on the posts of the door." Never on the doorstep, on the floor, but on the posts and on the lintel. If you'll notice it, it's the perfect Cross. Oh, my. He said, "And when I see the Blood, I will pass over you." Notice, what a day. Oh, sinner man, woman, boy or girl, let this soak into your sinful heart. Just before the coming of Christ, it's time that we take in consideration, check up on ourselves, watch.

L-84 Now, He said, "In the evening it was killed." The Lamb was on the in--brought to the inside of the house, roasted: type of communion, of course. Now, He said, "Come into that house and don't go out no more until morning." Amen. Once under the Blood (Hallelujah.), stay there. I hope you get that now. Come under. The howling wolves can come to the windows.
I can hear some of them come by, and see the young lady that come in, some of the Egyptian girls, and say, "Martha, aren't you going to the dance tonight?"
"I have no desire at all." Under the blood, something happened.

L-87 The father was the priest of the house in the old sanctuary, the old time. The father always was the priest, and he had to watch over his household. What a change today: the kids watch over the dad in the modern world. But the father was to watch over his house. He killed the lamb; he took the hyssop and put it on the doors, on the lintel, and that was their protection. All right, they stayed in.
I can see the rest of them going, frolicking and carrying-on, saying, "Look at that bunch of fanatics. Oh, with an old sheep blood on the door, trying to say this hocus-pocus, something's going to happen." But it did. Why? God said so. It always is the truth when God says so.

L-89 There they are, under the blood. They had no desire to go out. Amen.
You say, "Desire, Brother Branham?" That's right.
"For there is therefore now," Romans 8:1, "no condemnation to them that's come in at the door." Amen. I'm not "amening" myself, but "amen" means "so be it"; and I just feel so good, I have to holler "Amen." Look, come in at the door. "There is therefore now no condemnation to them that are in Christ Jesus, that walk not after the flesh but after the Spirit." There you are, in Christ, desiring to do what the Holy Spirit says do. Don't care what the world's got to say; no condemnation to them that's in Him, walking after the Spirit.
Those Israelites were all in there, satisfied. Amen. Here we are; look at it; I want you to see it now.


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