<TITLE>21. Par 225-230</TITLE>L-225 Do you know Him tonight? Are you really saved? I'm asking you, in Jesus' Name. If there's a man or woman, boy or girl in here tonight that's not saved, borned again, would you raise your hand, say, "Pray for me, Brother Branham." Now, every head bowed. Yes, God bless you, young lady. God bless you, you, you, you, you, you, you. God bless you. God bless you, you, you. Back in the back, yes, God bless you. God bless your sincerity, young man; I see you. Wonderful. Twenty or thirty hands in this little building, unregenerated. The Holy Spirit's been here tonight, talking to you. He's here now. You need Him. Why don't you come? Won't you come up to the altar and kneel down, say, "Lord God, I'm going to receive You as my personal Saviour tonight. I'm going to accept You now, and I'm going to receive the baptism of the Holy Ghost. I want It. I don't care what the world's got to say. I'm going to receive now. You promised me."

L-226 And, listen, every one of you that held your hand, you been listening in these meeting--these meetings. No one in here could come to Jesus except God draws him. What's doing that? What's making that desire? God is here. God is here.
Listen, friend, if God will hear my prayer as a man, if you believe me to be His prophet, and you've read the newspapers, and the magazines, and books, and authorities, and look back there at them pictures that they're selling at the back of the door at nigh, of that Angel of God, flaming with Fire, the same One I'm reading about here in the burning bush, and you believe me to be God's servant, and you believe that He'd hear my prayer, and will hear your prayer if you will pray, would you like to rise up out of your seat? Have you got that much real conviction, come here and stand at this altar, and say, "Brother Branham, if He will open the eyes of the blind, He will forgive my sins of mine." God bless you, young man, to make yourself the first one to move. Who will follow this young man to this altar?

L-228 I want the ministers of this building to come, in the building, come here to the altar just a minute, every preacher. Come, young lady. God bless you. Somebody else now. I want the ministers come up here at the top of the platform, if you will.
Sinner, friend. Come right up, young man; God bless you. Come right up and kneel down right there. God bless you, sir; you come. God bless you, lady. God bless you. Someone else make your way up here at the altar and kneel down. Are you without God, without Christ tonight, in a world alienated away?
Oh, you say, "It's getting a little late, and my peoples wait."

L-230 A little crippled girl is making her way. Shame on you healthy people. Are you an alien from God tonight, without God, without Christ, dying in sin and shame? Won't you come? Will you be man or women enough, with common decency enough to rise up and say, "Brother Branham, I'm coming up here; I want to shake your hand and kneel down here at the altar. I want to accept Jesus Christ as my Saviour right now"? Will you come?
All those hands up, do you mean to tell me, to know that you're standing here in the Presence of God, to know that you're in this condition, and still refuse to come to an altar? What if your heart stops tonight when you go home? What if you have an accident and you're in a hospital an hour from now, the blood going from your body, and you screaming, but nobody to pray? God said, "If you neglect Me now, I'll laugh at you in your calamity." Won't you come? Friend? Do you mean that you are convinced enough that the Holy Spirit's here, that you'll raise your hand, and won't come to the altar? What in the world's ahold of you?


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