<TITLE>07. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 You defy the laws of gravitation when you raise your hand. Why? You got a spirit in you. And that spirit has made a decision, that it wants to serve Christ and live. Your spirit doesn't want to die. So by the... To defy the laws of gravitation, which would hold your hands down, there's a supernatural something in you that makes your--raise your hands towards your Creator. God sees that. If you'll mean that, He puts your name on the Book of Life, "and you have Eternal, Everlasting Life and shall never come into condemnation, but's passed from death to Life." Saint John 5:24, God's Word.
Is there another just before we pray? "Brother Branham, remember me." God bless you back there, brother. And I see your hands way back in the back. Sure, God does. God bless you here, sister, you sister, you sonny boy, you sister. God bless you there, brother, you sister, you, oh, that's wonderful. Forty, fifty hands up already in this little group tonight.

L-35 "I now want to make my pledge of loyalty to Christ. I now do promise, as I raise up my hands, be Thou my everlasting Portion."
And the gift of God's Eternal Life, which is the greatest gift in the world, will speak back into your heart. "Yes, child of Mine, I now receive you."
God bless you sister, here in the reserves. God bless you over there, sister, certainly He sees you. God bless you, my brother. God bless you, brother. God bless you over here. "Thou, my everlasting Portion..." Will you raise your hand again just before prayer? God bless you, sister. You back there, yeah. Some others who hasn't as yet raised your hand and wants to accept Christ, would you do it just now? God bless you, little boy. All right.

L-36 Just a moment longer. I know our time's getting away. How many in here that maybe has never been in a meeting before, say, "Brother Branham, I have come tonight on this one basis. I've come like the queen of Sheba. I've come, I've heard about this Christ being raised from the dead doing the same thing in here the Cadle Tabernacle that He did before His crucifixion."? "And if Christ will do that tonight, as I've come like the queen of Sheba to watch, I too will surrender my heart. Oh, I've been a church member, Brother Branham, but I've never been borned again. I still love the things of the world." Oh, you say, "Do you... Is there something make you quit loving it?"
Jesus said, or the Bible says, "He that loves the world or the things of the world, the love of God is not even in him."

L-37 You can't love the filth and modern, world frolic and still love Christ. It's totally impossible. Bitter and sweet water can't come from the same fountain. Would you raise your hand, say, "If God will prove that to me tonight, I will be His beloved servant so help me as long as I live."? All the church members that feels that way, or sinners, raise your hand. God bless you. Dozens of them. All right, let us pray.


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