<TITLE>16. Par 54-56</TITLE>L-54 And while we have our heads bowed, I wonder if there'd be a person here tonight, no matter who you are (We'll never tell you what church to go to.) I just wonder if you would raise your hand to God and say by this, "Lord God, I now believe You." God bless you, brother. Someone else, raise your hand, say, "Lord God, I now believe You, accept Jesus as my personal Saviour. I now believe." God bless you, my sister. Oh, how wonderful. Someone else? "I now want to accept the Lord Jesus Christ as my personal Saviour. I raise my hand to Jehovah-jireh, He Who will provide a sacrifice." God bless you, my brother. Though your hair be frosting, and you're turning across towards the setting of the sun, yet you're not too late; you're just in time, just in time to receive the robe, God's kiss of approval, be welcomed into the Kingdom.
Someone else raise your hand to God, saying, "God, by raising my hand I now accept Thy beloved Son as my Saviour." God bless you, my young sister, setting back there. That's very fine. God be with you. You're just in time; the old ship of Zion's passing by; life rafts are being sent out now. Can't you hear the water dashing? She's coming right by you. Let's get aboard.

L-55 Someone else? God bless you, my sister, back there. I see your hand also. The Lord be with you, sister. Oh, I'm so glad to see you in your right mind... God bless you, my dear brother. That's wonderful. In your right senses now, while you're well, you're not laying out here bleeding to death, and the siren's a going, you can't, between breaths, get your... Oh, it's a horrible thing then.
I ask someone not long ago, a soldier... There's men dying all around him. He was bleeding himself, a shrapnel went through his shirt; his heart was a failing. I said, "Did you pray, brother?"
He said, "Brother Branham, I couldn't pray. I was so scared, I didn't know what to do." He said, "I'm so glad I can do it now; I'm so glad now I can do it. I'm coming sensibly, sanely, in my mind, and I'm accepting the Lord Jesus right now. Say, you know what I done, Brother Branham?"
I said, "No."
Said, "After I laid there, and... I couldn't talk," said, "I could use my right hand," I believe he said, or his left hand, he took a clod of dirt and wrote out in the dust in his fox hole, "God, be merciful to me."

L-56 Now, while you're well, you're not bleeding, you're all right now, won't you just do as much as say, "Lord Jesus..." That's the least you could do; just raise up your hand, say by this, "I love You, and I want to become Your servant." God bless you, my sister, back there, setting there, a Spanish sister, I believe, with her hand up. Now, God be with you, my dear sister. Someone else would raise your hand. Another...?... two over here. God bless you, a young lady and--and a man. God bless you, my dear children of the Gospel. And God bless you, my dear brother, laying there with a little one on your lap. Oh, that's a real thing to do, my dear brother, such a real thing. Jehovah-jireh... God bless you, my dear brother, back there. And way back, God bless you. God bless you, my boy, back, way back at the back. That's a very gallant thing to do, son. The Lord be with you and bless you is my prayer.


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