<TITLE>15. Par 64-68</TITLE>L-64 Now, let this audience sing this next verse, all together. Open up your lungs and sing it to God.
Through many dangers, toils and snares,
I have already come;
It's grace that's brought me safe thus far,
It's grace that'll take me on.
How many Christians here trust that this afternoon, with your hands up? All right. Good. Let's sing it with your hands up. All right, everybody together.
Through many dangers, toils and snares,
I have already come;
Was grace that brought me safe thus far,
And grace will take me home.
Now, shake hands with your neighbor standing by you there, say, "God bless you, neighbor." The Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians...

L-65 Now, you penitent ones at the altar, do you actually now accept Christ as your personal Saviour? Raise up your hand. Every person at the altar accepts Christ as personal Saviour. Now, I want you to turn, facing the audience and these ministers here. You at the altar, turn right around this a way towards the audience. Now, raise your hands to the audience that you accept Christ as personal Saviour.
Jesus said, "He that heareth My Words and believeth on Him that sent Me has Everlasting Life." That's the Life I'm talking about. You just now got It. "You will in no wise come into condemnation; but you've passed from death unto Life. He that will confess Me before men, him will I confess before My Father and the holy Angels." That's truth, isn't it?

L-66 Now, ministers and all the Christians that welcome them into the Body of Christ as fellow citizens of the Kingdom, raise your hands as a welcome to them. Blessed be the Name of the Lord. Let us bow our heads now while I pray for these here.
Father, we're so happy today, [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] that through the fruit of the message, brought sinners to the altar and they accepted You as their personal Saviour. Now, according to Your Word, their name is on the Book of Life, and there is nothing can rub it out. "I will in no wise cast him out. He has Everlasting Life, shall never come to the judgment or condemnation; but is done passed from death unto Life."

L-67 And they confessed You with their hands up toward You to these other citizens of the Kingdom in this great fellowship of Christ, that they too have become this afternoon pilgrims and strangers to the things of the world. They've passed from death unto Life. Now, He said, "He that will confess Me before men, him will I confess before My Father and the holy Angels."
So glad to see You work this miracle here before them just now, to see that prayer card over that man there. O blessed and eternal God, You waited for this hour, and this is the hour that he can rejoice. We pray that if there be any more sick along this line, that You will take all the diseases out of their bodies. You Who can save their soul, can certainly heal their bodies. And they're thirsting for it. And I pray that You'll grant it.

L-68 Bless this church together. Take them into Thy loving arms and keep them until the day that we all meet together. And as we set at that great table that evening for the Lord's Supper, Thou hast said, "I will not no more eat the fruit of the vine until I eat it, drink it anew with you in My Father's Kingdom."
And on that great day, when that great table is set, and all the redeemed of all ages are setting across the table from each other, we'll shake each other's hands. Oh, I want to see millions there, Lord, that I've led to You, and hear them say, "Brother Branham, I'm so glad that you come."
Then as we shed a little tear for joy, the King in His beauty will come out, take His nail-scarred hand and wipe all tears from our eyes, say, "Don't cry, children; it's all over now. Enter into the joys of the Lord."
Send them into the harvest field here, Lord. And may they win others. For we ask it in Christ's Name. Amen.

