<TITLE>21. Par 70-73</TITLE>L-70 Our, heavenly Father, in the Name of Thy beloved Child, the Lord Jesus, we present to You tonight this congregation. We present to Thee, Lord, that the searchings of the Holy Spirit will go out into this audience here and comb up-and-down these aisles. Don't know, this may be the last call.
Just reading a few moments ago, a big healthy bus driver, drove over a million miles, come into the city and the station, felt a little trouble and pulled out of the station, over to the curb and there died. Don't know. Might be the hour. We don't know. But, Father, the net's in the water. O God, run the fish into it, the Gospel net. And save the lost just now, Father, and the backslider, and the lukewarm, and the weary in the way, for Jesus' sake.

L-71 And while we have our heads bowed, there a sinner boy, girl, man, or woman, in here tonight say, "Brother Branham, I believe that's the truth. I believe it with all my heart, and now I'm going to put up my hand to God, not so much to you, Brother Branham; I--I want to be remembered in prayer. God bless you, son. Someone else? God bless you, yes. Someone else?
Just put your hand up, say, "Brother Branham, remember me now. I'm a sinner. I really want to be right with God. I--I know I'm not right. No need of me... My inspiration, something's upon me, telling me, 'Boy, it's you tonight.'" He's talking to you. I've been speaking to you the whole sermon. But it's to you. You never prepared a place to cut loose everything of the world. You still have desires of the world. "Oh, yes, I belong to church." But is the world still there, the love of the world?"

L-72 Is there a lukewarm church member, anything in that line that'd raise your hand say, "Brother Branham, remember me. God be merciful to me right now. I've never been borned again. I realize I belong to church. I've--I've lived a up-and-down life. But to really to clean out the house and make a place for the resurrection to a new life, I've never done it, though I'm a believer. I want You to remember me, God, right now that I--I desire that. Now, and also in the hour of my death, I--I want You to remember me." Would you put up your hand to God and say, "This is my sign to Thee, Lord. I want You to remember me now. That someone who are hungering and thirsting for righteousness, I long to meet you in peace with an experience." Would you put you hand up anywhere in the building? The Lord be with you. Would you raise your hand? Someone else, say, "Remember me, God, tonight because I'm in need. I'm standing in need. I know that I..."?

L-73 Now, look, don't play with it, brother, sister. Don't just play. Don't trifle with it. Be sure. See, maybe your conscience has been seared a long time, but something down in your heart saying, "It's me, and I realize right now that I haven't played true to God. I haven't played true, and there's been something in me always kept me down. I didn't have that perfect liberty. I--I couldn't be hid away in the Shekinah Glory with God. I have the times when I feel like I'm gone. I have times I feel like I backslid. I--I just, I just can't live it hardly, but I want You to help me, God. I'm going to raise my hand to You that You'll help me." Will you raise your hand? Someone else put up your hands, if you will. Just waiting a moment to see if someone else... The Lord Jesus sees your hand. God bless you, sir. Someone else? God bless you, sir.
While we're waiting, the Holy Spirit's speaking. Are you examining yourself and seeing if everything's all cleaned out?


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