<TITLE>06. Par 29-33</TITLE>L-29 But in this great atheotic, infidelic, skeptical age that we're living, I'm so happy that I can challenge the world to the fact, that in the midst of all kinds of heathen gods, and everything else, and idols, and worldly living, there is a real, resurrected, living Jesus Christ, Who's just as real tonight as He was when He walked on Galilee. He hasn't failed. He will not fail. And this great Jesus is in our midst now. And He will declare Himself to be alive. He is declaring Himself to be alive. He's omnipresent, omnipotent, infinite God Who cannot fail.

L-30 And I ask of you tonight, my sinner friend, as you're in your pilgrimage here on this earth with your eternal destination before you, you are set before you tonight the right and wrong thing. If you desire to quench that thirst that God has given you to love Him and pulling worldly things into it to try to quench that holy thirst, the God of heaven has raised up His Son and sent forth the Holy Spirit, as a Gift to the church in this age, that that Holy Spirit will take and quench every thirst you have and give you blessed peace.
I offer Him to you tonight as your Saviour and the only Mediator between God and man. And while we bow our heads just a moment, I want you to think on those things. Be sincere; be quiet before God just for the next moment or two. Think it over.

L-31 Has Christ become such a satisfaction to you, that all your desires are all met in Him? Has He become the very fountain of your life? Or are you trying to push Him away and satisfy your longing with the lust of this world? Or in another trick of the enemy, are you trying to satisfy this longing by joining the church and neglecting that great spiritual birth, which is the only remedy that you can be saved by? For the very Author of Life said, "Except a man be borned again of the Spirit of God, he will in no wise enter in."
If there's such a person, while you're examining yourself, say, "Brother Branham, I have just had a little taste of Christ. But really I've never drank from the free fountain. I still have malice and strife. I do belong to church, but I've never been satisfied, and I want Christ to be my satisfying Portion. I'll admit, I still love to see them tell jokes, and the Arthur Godfrey, and all these other worldly actors."

L-32 I just read in a newspaper where a commentator has taken two years. Each of those actors have three and four psychiatrists to keep them up. Why don't you come to Christ and receive Him as your sin bearer, as your suf--all sufficient One? For may I explain to you this, He is the inexhaustible Fountain of Life. He's God's Gift to you.
While we're praying all over the church and thinking it over, would you like to raise your hands to Christ tonight? Say, "God, be merciful to me, and strike my heart tonight with Your Holy Spirit, and give me the satisfying portion that I so desire." Will you do it just before we pray for the sick? God bless you, brother, you, my sister, you, my brother. Just be in prayer, the whole church now.

L-33 God bless you, young boy. God bless you, my brother here. Someone else? And my sister, and my brother back there, and the--over there, and down here, God bless you all. "Christ, I raise my hand to Thee. Be my everlasting Portion." God bless you back here in the middle aisle, brother, and you sister just behind him.
"Thou the stream of all my comfort." God bless you, sister, over here, you brother by her side, you over here in the aisle. Aged people with your hands up there, God bless you. What did Crosby say? God bless you, my brother.
 Thou, the stream of all my comfort,
 More than life to me.
 Whom have I? (May I change that just a moment for  this altar?)
 What have I on earth beside Thee to satisfy me?
Nothing but the Blood of Jesus. God bless you, sister. God bless you, brother. That's right. God sees you. Remember, when you put up your hand, as I said last evening, you break every--every law of gravitation. God bless you, sister.


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