<TITLE>06. Par 2-6</TITLE>L-2 Lord, our hearts tonight, as we look out across the world and see the great signs of the Scriptures being fulfilled, and see the worlds, as it was, staggering in with a headache band around it wondering what next. Great atomic weapons and hydrogen bombs and everything in the hands of sinful men, where one relay of that could blow the earth to--to bits... And knowing this, that the Bible has spoke so definitely of the last days, how these things would be...
Looking around at the nature of the people, seeing that we're in the spirit of the last day... They had to get in the spirit of the antediluvian world before they could be destroyed. They have to be in the spirit of war before they can have war. God, let us be in the Spirit of Christ tonight so we can have Christ. Let us be in the Spirit of repentance, a Spirit of faith. Give it to us tonight, our Father, of these great treasures of life. They're so freely, just by asking. And realizing that the greatest things of life, and the only real lasting things are the unseen...
And may Thy Spirit come tonight and fill every heart. Reclaim every backslider and save every sinner. And may the--those who are seeking the baptism of the Holy Spirit, may He come tonight and fill every heart. May the sick be healed, God receive glory. For we ask it in the Name of His beloved Son, Jesus our Lord. Amen.

L-3 For our subject, I want to use this: "Show Us The Father And It'll Satisfy Us." The word "sufficeth" means "to satisfy."
Now, that's been the hungry call of the people for--for ages: to see God. How many of you here tonight would really like to see God? I'd just like to your hands. Would you like to see Him? Well, if by God's Word, and by God's help I can bring God right in this meeting that you can see Him, will you accept Him? That's what I want to ask you, if you... Well, there's a third of you would accept Him, anyhow. The rest of them wouldn't if you seen Him. [Brother Branham laughs--Ed.] I just don't believe you raised your hands. I don't believe you meant that.

L-4 But now, God is just as real as--as--as the light is--is here in this room. Now, we want to look at God tonight and see if we can see God.
Now, Thomas wanted to see Him here, or Philip, rather. He said, "Lord, show us the Father and it'll satisfy us. If You'll show me God, it'll satisfy me." Well now, that ought to be a satisfaction for anyone. If they could... "If God is so great, let's see Him. Let's see what He looks like, and that--that'll satisfy me if I can see Who He is and see what He looks like. I will know Who to worship and what He is." That sounds sensible and reasonable, doesn't it?

L-5 Now, let's just see if we can find God tonight in--in our midst now. Let's take of God in--in about three or four different ways and see if we can find Him. Let's speak of God first in His universe; let's speak of God in His Word; God in His Son; and then God in His people, and see if we can find Him here tonight. Now, I'm going to take those four subjects there and try to talk on them just for a few moments to see if we can see the Father.

L-6 Every man since the dawn of time has longed to see God, want to look at Him. Job one time said, "Oh, if I only knew where He was..." In other words, "If I knew where to go and knock on His door, and He'd open up the door, and I'd come in and set down and talk with Him..." That's the way people want to see God, and yet God was so close to Job till He was speaking to him.
And a little later He said, "Now, gird up your loins. I'm going to speak to you like a man." And God came down in a whirlwind and begin to speak to Job. And Job begin to see the flowers and nature.


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