<TITLE>11. Par 29-31</TITLE>L-29 While we're in prayer, while every person has their head bowed, and every person in prayer, I wonder at this moment if you would test your spirit against the Word of God. Are you right? After this service, I'll do as I told you. I got a mother-in-law laying yonder at the very point of death I got to see. She's dying.
Other friends that I know of here, that I visit, that's laying at the point of death, people who set in this church... Oh, brother, sister, you're coming down there too. You got to come down there. Now, you say, "Well, I--I know that, Brother Branham, I mean to get that thing fixed up some of these days." But it may not be some of these days for you. This may be the only day.
How little did that man know, coming from California going to Michigan the other day with his little wife up here driving the--the car, him in the pickup going to their new home. He'd just retired from the Navy. How well did he know when he started off that morning maybe from a tourist court, that his wife and baby would be a corpse in a few minutes. But just above Henryville there, their car collided with a bus, and the driver made the--the--his vehicle do a jackknife almost, but it killed the woman and the little girl. I trust that their soul was right with God.

L-30 A few weeks ago when Brother Wood and I went up here to a airplane that fell back behind the place here, and watched them pull pieces of eight men's bodies, when heads and legs and arms was all over the place, picking up the body and the entrails falling out of the man's body, a good man, perhaps a famous man from Chicago. When that man got in the plane that morning, I wonder the night that he went to church, if he had good intentions. Did the pastor give an altar call? Did he rebuke sin? And the man had a chance. Or did he go out like an animal? Was the man in the sight of God a son of God?
Think of those things friends. They are important. They're not only important; they're the most important thing to you this hour. This is the time when you'll make up your mind. This is a time when you may make your decision of this life for your life hereafter. May you do it while we pray.

L-31 Heavenly Father, as we read in the Bible of what You said about sin and those who do it and not confess, we realize what it means to die without knowing God. We know that by experience of others that we have seen go, those who intended, those who put it off too long, God, those who had professed and not possessed what they said they had. Those who had acted like Christians and yet never was a Christian, their life proved it, and their death made it manifest.
Now, Father, I pray that You'll speak to every heart here tonight. And myself, Lord, for being dilatory, for many things that I could've done and did not do, I confess my wrong. I confess the wrongs of this people. I confess the wrongs of this nation. And I ask You to have mercy, Lord. I've got three little children there to raise. And we're living here in a hot spot. And, God, there's no need of running. You know all about it. God, I want to be right with You. Someday, if the atomic bomb don't get us, a wreck will. If a wreck don't get us, some disease will. Something has got to take us.
But we're so happy to know that there is a way of escape. "The Name of the Lord is a--is a tower, and the righteous run in thereat and are safe." God, may the sinner friend tonight, boy, girl, man, or woman, see the open door, the opportunity and run to Christ this hour.


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