<TITLE>20. Par 75-78</TITLE>L-75 Salvation's finished; reconciliation was finished; Divine healing was finished. Everything that you have need of in earth's journey was finished at Calvary. Have you got the faith tonight to walk up there to the face of Calvary and say, "Father, I now ask in Jesus' Name for my soul," or for whatever it is, and recognize that God has promise that He'd give whatever He promised. "Ask the Father anything in My Name I'll do it. And the Blood of Jesus Christ, God's Son, cleanses us from all unrighteousness. We have fellowship, one with another."
Shall we pray. Our heavenly Father, coming to the close of these few remarks tonight over this platform here in this school auditorium. O God, I can think of Saint Paul preaching that same type of Gospel, the Blood of Jesus Christ, till a boy fell and killed himself, and he laid his body over him, and he come back to life.

L-76 O God, You're the God of the prophets. Thou art not deaf, neither are You blind, neither are You without understanding. You know every heart. You know every move. You said You even knew the sparrows when they fell to the street; not one of them could fall without the Father recognizing it. And God, in here tonight may be young men or women, maybe old men and women. I know them not, Lord. But without coming through God's provided shed Blood there at Calvary, come and recognize that, and be borned again, by the Spirit of God, they're lost, Lord. Tomorrow may never come. The sun may never rise again. This may be their last night. This may be the last time. If it is, Father, Thou know, Who knows the hearts of man, I pray that You'll let that person tonight, recognize he's standing in the Presence of Calvary's cross and the Sacrifice hanging there for him: Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Grant it, Father.

L-77 And while we have our heads bowed, our eyes closed, I wonder tonight, while we're in the building, if there would be one person here tonight that's an alien from God, that would just say, not to me as a minister, but to Jesus, as your Creator, if you'd raise your hand, say, "God, be merciful to me. Remember me in prayer, Brother Branham, in this service, that God will give me the experience that you're talking about tonight." Will you raise your hand? Is there a person anywhere in the building, that would raise up your hand?
If you're Methodist, Presbyterian, Pentecostal, no matter what you are, if you're short of the Blood, it's up to you, friend. Will you raise your hand, say, "Pray for me, Brother Branham. I now here, raise my hand to Almighty God, that I really want to be borned again, and become in fellowship with God. I've always wondered why my prayers wasn't answered, why I couldn't get nowhere. I've lived a halfway life, upside down, and in and out, and around. I just look like I can't get nowhere, Brother Branham. And I... Look like I prayed, but God won't answer my prayer."
What's the matter? You're out of fellowship.

L-78 Jesus said, "You ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." Said, "If ye abide in Me, and My Word in you, ask what you will. He that heareth My Words, and believeth on Him that send Me has Everlasting Life, and shall never come into condemnation, never no more condemned, but has passed from death unto Life."
Do you recognize tonight, that you'd like to be in that place, and would want to be remembered in a word of prayer while we close, would you raise your hand right quickly now. God bless you, sir. Someone else. God bless you, little fellow. God bless you. That's good. Someone else. Will you recognize... God bless you, sir. That's fine. Just keep your heads bowed and raise your hands. God bless you. That's good.


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