<TITLE>23. Par 78-81</TITLE>L-78 Won't you come? This might be your time. Remember, at the end of the age, I've got to stand by you, my friend. Remember, it will not be my fault. I'm offering you tonight, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, and an experience of being borned again. Won't you come? Once more while we sing. Will you come?
 Softly and ten...
Won't you come tonight right down to the old fashioned mourners bench where your dad and mother used to go to pray?
 Calling for you and for me, (God bless you, my sister)
 ... the portals...
[Brother Branham prays with those at the altar--Ed.] God bless you, sister. Our Father, in the Name of Thy Son the Lord Jesus, You said, "Ask anything in My Name, I'll do it." Give to her the Blood of Jesus...?... heart to be...?... Lord...?...

L-79 Won't you do as the young lady did? She belongs to church, but she realized that she's not up there in the will of God. Won't you come and accept it?
 ... O sinner...
Come, please, tonight while I'm begging you. Why, it's day here this morning around the bench... Would somebody now? Maybe just while you're there some sinner's waiting to come with you, some person. Let some personal workers who will walk around the altar at this time. Walk over here, perhaps maybe some sinner, or lukewarm church member will come along. God bless you, sister, with that much sincerity to pray for a lost soul.

L-80 Setting in the building tonight, let me tell you something, man. I see four or five men raise their hands awhile ago. There sets in our midst tonight, a fine Methodist preacher, that they was down to him here not long ago. Someone walked and spoke to him, and he come to Christ and tonight a wonderful God-saved man, filled with God's Spirit, because somebody was interested in him, come, knelt, and prayed with him. Would you come do it? He's a minister tonight because he come. Once more, won't you come while we sing once more.
 Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling
 Calling for, O sinner...
 See on the portals He's waiting watching,
 Watching for you and for me.
 Come home, come home,
 Ye who are...
You feel it's settled, brother? Amen. The man in the wheelchair has just got saved, accepted Christ, good time for him to be healed also.
 Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling
 Calling O sinner, come...

L-81 Are you a Christian, sister, in the wheelchair? Won't you move your chair over here. Move in your chair and come... Just's set right there, brother. Just somebody move her over here. She's sick and needing healing. God bless you, sister dear, good time for you to be healed right now. Anyone else that wants to kneel around the sick, let them come. Whosoever will may come and drink from the fountains of the waters of Life.
God is here. You believe it? Somebody else sick and needy? Kneel around. We're praying now. Good time for the Holy Spirit to meet it. "Why not tonight?" Do you know...?... [Brother Branham speaks to someone--Ed.] Play, "Do not let the Word depart."
 ... let the Word depart,
 And close thy eyes against the light;
 Oh, sinner, harden not your heart,
 Be saved, O tonight.
[Brother Branham steps from the microphone--Ed.]
 Oh and why not tonight?
 Oh, why not tonight?
 Oh, why not tonight?
 Oh, why be sick?
 And why not tonight?


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