<TITLE>06. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 Now, in the Bible, Hebrews, the 10th chapter and beginning with the 19th verse we read this Scripture: very outstanding. I like Hebrews. It was Paul, I believe; it's not thoroughly known, but you can read Paul's letters, his epistles, and find out that this has got enough till you can tell that it's--it's--it's Paul writing, or I believe it is. He's separating law from grace, and teaching the Hebrews the--the dispensation that's just been issued in by the Lord Jesus, and His works and so forth, how the typed in the Old was made positive in the New.
In the 19th verse, we read this:
Having therefore, brethren, boldness to enter into the holiest of holies by the blood of Jesus,
By a new and living way, which he has consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, his flesh;
... having therefore a high priest over the house of God;
Let us draw near with a true heart and full assurance of faith, having our hearts sprinkled from... evil conscience, and our bodies washed with pure water.
Let us hold fast the profession of our faith without wavering; (for he is faithful that promised:)
May the Lord add His blessings to His Word. I--I'd like to take as a text tonight, as to say this if you would call it, a text, a subject, to say the "The Inter Veil," or, "The Hidden Life; A Hidden Life."

L-19 A few nights ago, I was called to an emergency call of a young lady dying at the Clark County Memorial Hospital. And said she had--she had been a member up at the--the Tabernacle where I used to pastor years ago. And when I went into this young lady to talk to her, she was under an oxygen tent. I said, "They tell me you used to come to the Tabernacle?"
She said, "Yes, Brother Branham, I did."
I said, "You realize you're dying?"
She said, "I do, Brother Branham." Said, she was the mother of one child. She was nineteen or twenty years old. And she had a four-month baby that has... Adults could read between the lines, and understand. She'd taken uremic poisoning, and oh, so many things. And there wasn't one thing the doctors could do, but lay her back and wait for death. That's all. Nothing could be done for her in the medical science.
And she was going out to meet God, just a child. And I said, "Sister, do you remember on the cradle roll, you were baptized into the fellowship on the cradle roll." I said, "What was the matter?"
She said, "Brother Branham, I tell you." Said, "I still love the Lord Jesus." But said, "I--I find it so hard to serve Him."

L-20 Now, that is what I find around most Christian lives. Most, I hate to say it that way, but it's true. The most people that can profess Christianity, they seem to have such a hard struggling time to hold on. I believe it's because of a lack of correct teaching of--of the Bible. There's no such a thing as holding on. He done the holding on. The whole Christian principle is based upon rest. "Come unto Me all ye that labor and heavy laden. I will give you rest." Don't have to worry and struggle. You're just resting; that's all. Given rest, you enter in peace, that the whole thing's finished. "Them who He has called, He has justified. Those who He has justified, He has already glorified," Scripture quoting.

L-21 Notice. It's nothing that you do, or what you can do. It's what God has done for you in Christ. You could not come to...
Someone said, "Well, I'll tell you, I--I just quit this, and I went to seeking God."
No man never sought God. Man don't seek God; God seeks man. The very beginning at the garden of Eden, proved it. Adam ought to have been running through the garden, hollering, "Father, Father, where are You?"
But it was God going through the garden of Eden, saying, "Adam, Adam, where art thou?" And Adam hiding, that's the nature of man.


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