<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>53-0830E, Come And See, Chicago Gospel Tabernacle, Chicago, IL, 58 min
L-1 All things are possible, Lord, I believe.
I wonder if we could do this now, say, "Now, I believe." I won't believe after while; I believe right now, tonight, Lord. This settles it. I'm... Now, I believe." Let's sing it slowly now, and lowly now, come on.
Now, I believe, now, I believe,
All things are possible, now, I believe;
[Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.]...?... Boze, I appreciate that...?...
... I believe,
All things are possible, now, I believe.
Now, let's bow our heads while the music continues on, if you will just a moment now.

L-2 Father, Thou has heard our pledge to Thee, that we now believe, believe the true Gospel story. And Jesus has risen from the dead, lives among the peoples. And all things are possible to them that will believe this.
We can see You coming that morning, down off the mountain, Your hair blowing across Your neck. And there come a man with his boy; he said, "Lord, have mercy on my son, for he's variously vexed with a devil. He throws him in the fire and in the water." As we would know it today as epilepsy... Said, "I brought him to the disciples, and they couldn't cure him; so I brought him to You."
You said, "I can if you believe. For all things are possible to them that believe."
He said, "Lord, I believe. Help Thou my unbelief."
God, that's our cry tonight. Help Thou our unbelief. Strengthen us tonight. And may we go from here tonight and say like those coming from Emmaus, "Did not our hearts burn within us because of His Presence?" For we ask it in His Name. Amen. And be seated if you will.

L-3 The Lord bless each one of you. I know it's very warm in here tonight. When I'm really hot with coming up the street...
Just one thing I want to say. I'm just wondering how that our lovely nation, America, is ever going to escape the wrath of God. While coming up the street, seeing ministers standing on the street along down through the places where wickedness was, preaching the Gospel as hard as they could, half nude women walking by, smoking cigarettes and carrying on, I wonder what God thinks about that?
No one seemed to pay any attention to them, the men crying out with all their hearts: one here, and one there, and one over here. We're without an excuse. The Gospel's being preached. So we're without excuse.

L-4 Glad to have you back again tonight, Brother Tommy. Brother Tommy... last night I was seeing some pictures from overseas where he had been in meeting. We were talking about how that... Said when the good news come that a runner with a torch in his hand, a running down the trail and through the little grass village, crying, "Jesus has risen from the dead."...
We here, we have our great big concrete troughs, when the power of God goes to fall, we explain it all away. And it goes off to one side. But not them, Brother Tommy, they've got their cups up ready. They want to receive it. They're hungering and thirsting for God.

L-5 And the first sign of God's goodness to them, they just scream out for victory, and they see it, receive it right then. Thousands are saved, no--no way to make--hard to make an altar call. You just--just ask how many wants to receive, and every sinner will accept Christ right then: ready to be baptized, ready to do anything you'd--you'd commission him to do. He's ready to go right then. How different it is in our country. God, be merciful to us.
I was talking to a brother recently; he said, "Brother Branham, I believe you're just a little rude on that." Said, "God would not let our nation be bothered." Said, "It'll always stand this way until Jesus comes the land of the free and the home of the brave, because of our forefathers, what they did."
I said, "Brother Moore, blessings upon your heart, my brother. But God did not spare Israel. When they sinned, they reaped what they sowed." And we'll do the same thing: reap as we sow.


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