<TITLE>09. Par 44-48</TITLE>L-44 And if God so had made a sheep to know when trouble is at hand, how much more has He give it to a man to know that trouble is at hand? It's time to come to Christ. Don't try to quench that thirsting with the things of the world. It's perverted life which will send you to hell. But forsake your ways of sin, and seek Christ and His righteousness. For I say unto you in the Name of the Lord, Jesus Christ God's Son stands in this building tonight.

L-45 As John of old said, "There's One standing among you Who you know not." And the resurrected Christ for five straight nights now has made Hisself manifested here at the platform and out in the audience. That's what your really wanting. That's what you need. So my friend tonight, as you're watching this meeting, as you're listening in now, I pray that God is opening to you a fountain, that you will drink from that fountain where you'll never thirst again. Think of it while we bow are heads just a moment for prayer.

L-46 Just think a minute. Death is right behind you galloping on. Whether you're young or old, it'll take you just the same. You want to come to the waters now of Life freely? Sinner friend of mine, this may be our last time to lay eyes on each other in this world. Would you slip up your hand just a moment and say, "God, be merciful to me a sinner. Brother Branham, remember me in prayer; I've put up my hand"? Anybody on the bottom floor here? Be honest with yourself now. God bless you, lady.

L-47 Someone else would say, "Remember me, Brother Branham, in prayer. God, I'm a--I want to accept You just now, accept Your Son as my personal Saviour." Would you put up your hand, someone else on the bottom floor? God bless you back there, my brother. Somebody... God bless you over here, my brother. God bless you down here, brother. God bless you back there, brother. That's good. Back over to my right, the Lord bless you, back here. Somebody else now would raise your hand and say, "Brother Branham, remember me in prayer just now"? As we're just about to close the service, say, "Remember me, I want to here accept Christ as my personal Saviour." Would you raise your hand, saying, "Remember me, Brother Branham"? That's right. God bless you, sister. God bless you, sister. I know there's plenty of them in here.
Would you just put up your hand? You can do that much. On the bottom floor now, will you do it before we go to the balconies? Been about fifteen. God bless you back there. I see your hand. God bless you. God bless you, my brother back there. That's good.

L-48 "Oh, Brother Branham, I know I go to church, but I--I..." God bless you, sister here. God bless you here, lady. "I go to church, but I--I know--I know I'm not right. And I want to be right. God knows I want to be right." Will you put up your hand? The balconies to my right, someone up there say, "Brother Branham, remember me"? God bless you, young man. God bless you, lady. Someone else say... God--God bless you, lady. That's good. "Remember me, Brother Branham, just now in prayer, as you go to prayer. I believe in you." God bless you, brother.
I now want to raise my hand and say, "I believe in Jesus Christ, and, Brother Branham, remember me in prayer. Just before you leave this building tonight, won't you do it?" Put up your hand, and I'll certainly do it, that God will see you. Won't you do it? Up here's the balcony to the right. Just one more time across. God bless you, sir, right here. I see you hand. God bless you, sonny boy, setting right down here. That's very fine. Another? God bless you over here, young fellow. I see your hand, and surely God does.


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