<TITLE>15. Par 64-67</TITLE>L-64 Your decision might come now. Your decision might come some other time. But if it's come now, you better answer to it. You say, "Oh, brother, I will... Well, I'll make a decision someday." You've got to make it. And right now's the time to make it. There was a time when you had--when you was going with your wife, my brother. You had to make a decision whether you was going to get married or not; you had to make a decision. It might come, some saying this way, "You mustn't get married." Some say, "Well, you better get married." One say, "Well, you're happier if you're married." Another say, "You're cutting your throat," all these different things. You had to make the decision. That's right.

L-65 The judgments of Kadesh-Barnea come for you. Maybe some of you here are just the ought to be divorced. There's got to be a time sometime, when the differences comes in a family. It has to be ironed out some way; you have to make a decision. Let me tell you, my brother, tonight the decision to make is you and your wife put your arms around one another. If you'll bow before God and get on your knees and make a decision, that you'll serve Jesus Christ and Him alone, then the divorce courts will be drained dry. That's right. No talk with your lawyer's needed; a talk with your Saviour's needed. That's right. The lawyer might give you advice, but the Saviour can save you. A lawyer might give you some psychology, some of his psychic studies, but Jesus Christ can give you His grace and love; it'll take the place of all of it.

L-66 If you're sick tonight, you've got to make a decision whether you're going to accept Christ as your Healer or not. You can't wishy-washy, dilly-dally with it. You've got to say, "I believe Him, or I don't believe Him. I am going to be well," or, "I can't; I ain't got faith enough to be well." You've got to make your decision. If you're a sinner tonight, you've got to make your decision. You're at Kadesh-Barnea; you're at the place of the judgment seat.
What was those little springs or churches representing that when out where the judgment begin at the house of God, Jesus said so; the--the Bible said so. As judgment begins at the house of God. We're in the house of God tonight, and you've got to make your decision. You've got to make your decision whether you'll come to Christ or whether you'll turn Him down tonight. Every sinner in here has got to make that decision right now. You'll either go out of that door a better man or woman than what you come in, or you'll go out worse than you was when you come in. You can't stand mediocre tonight; you've got to make it.

L-67 This was on my heart; now it's on... It was on my heart; now it's on your hands. You've got to make your decision. And you got to make a decision. You've been a--maybe a good church member. Maybe you've always longed that you wanted more of God. You might wanted to do something for God. Remember, you're only mortal once, and that one time is the only time you're going to be mortal. And this may be the time that you've got to make your decision: you're either going to move up with God or stay where you're at. You may have to make your decision tonight. If it is, I pray that you'll throw everything loose. Remember, I don't care what it is; if it's job, if it's family, if it's loved ones, if it's associates, if it's your partners, and whatever it is, turn loose of everything. "He that even puts his hand on the plow and even turns to look back, is not worthy of the plowing." That's right.
"Lay aside every weight and the sin that so easily besets you." What is that? Lay aside every weight and the unbelief that does so easily beset you, and run this race with patience, that's set before you. Shall we pray?


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