<TITLE>12. Par 122-130</TITLE>L-122 I wonder tonight now, quickly, those who would like to accept Christ as personal Saviour, say, "God, be merciful to me, a sinner. I want to come by the shed Blood. I'm tired of joining churches and running from place to place. I want to be borned again. I want an experience in my heart that I know that Christ has revealed Hisself to me by the spiritual revelation that you just spoke of, Brother Branham. I want the spiritual revelation, the Holy Spirit in my heart, making me alive, bringing Christ more real to me than I am to myself. I desire that experience, Brother Branham. Will you pray for me as I raise my hand?"
Will you raise your hand now, who desires to be remembered. God bless you, lady. God bless you back there, lady. That's good. God bless you, sir. That's good. Raise your hands; now go on up with your hand.

L-123 How would you be shameful? Could you reject such as That, friend? Remember...
"Oh," you say, "Brother Branham, preachers has preached for years." I know, but one of these days they're going to cease preaching. And the way things look, it might be right away. You're going to hear your last sermon. Frankly, this may be your last.
"Oh," you say, "I'm young." That doesn't matter. Death is no respect of person, or age, or ability. Will you now accept Him as personal Saviour, by raising your hand, saying, "God, be merciful to me"? Raise your hands with the rest of these, and say, "Now I want to accept Christ." Will you raise up your hand?

L-127 Somebody that's backslid, say, "God, be merciful to me. I want to come back to Christ this night, that tomorrow might be a resurrection new for me." Would you raise your hands? Bring up your hand, say, "Be merciful to me. I want to now come." Will you do it? Raise up your hand, say, "I've been a backslider, but tonight..." God bless you, lady. God bless you. That's good.
"I will accept Christ as my personal Saviour. I will accept Him tonight. I've wandered many years away from God but now I'm coming home." Will you accept Him tonight, that this might be a new resurrection for you, your old life might be finished?

L-128 This lady's coming up to the altar to make her confession to stand. Somebody else want to take their place here, come up here with her on their confession? Would you stand up, and come up to the altar too. The altar's open. Certainly. Come right on up, right now. If you want to stand here and pray, it'll be just all right. Come on. Will you come? Upon the confession of your faith, upon your belief in the Son of God, will you now come? All right.
It's up to you, you remember. You are the one. Are you a sinner? Are you a backslider? Are you cold and away from Christ? Do you want to be raised anew with Him now, start life anew? How about you, husband and wife that's been at--been at odds for a long time, fussing in your home? Won't you come and straighten that thing up with God and each other now? Make Easter really an Easter for you; start a new home.

L-130 What about you that's never been, that's never had prayer in your home, you just go home from church and try to live the best you can, never bring the family together and pray? That's why we got juvenile delinquency and the things we got. That's why the American homes are broke up. Won't you come, start anew tonight? Will you do it? You're invited. Remember, I'm your minister now; I'll be a witness on that day. While we have our heads bowed, then, now for prayer.


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