<TITLE>20. Par 73-74</TITLE>L-73 You believe you're healed? You believe that by His stripes that something anchored down in your heart, you have the twenty-five cents that's going to make you walk from the building? Do you have it? Raise your hand. "I have it. It's a anchored faith. I don't care how long it takes, how many days, how many hours, I've got the purchase power of my healing right now, and I'll walk from this building right now just the same as if I was perfectly well." You may be when you raise to your feet. You may not be; you may not be for a week. I don't know. But you will be, if you've got the faith to believe it. God is faith. Believe Him with all your heart.
Now, just shut yourself in with God now. Now, just start like this, "Lord, I believe. Lord, I believe. All my doubts are buried in the fountain. Lord, I believe. Saviour, raise my faith in Thee till it can move the mountain. O Lord, could you be wrong? You can't be wrong. First, if Brother Branham had not one thing to say, Your Word said so. Then by grace You permitted Brother Branham to look over this building to many people, to do the same thing that You did when You walked Galilee. If I've had a doubt in my heart, Lord, then take it away. Before my day is finished, before I'm called on to answer at judgment, take away my sin of unbelief and make me Thine right now. Let me be Thine." God bless you is my prayer. Those...

L-74 Now, while you're praying, shut in with God, there was those who raised their hands that wanted a walk with God, wanted to open your hearts to Him. The altar's open now, my friend. I'd invite each one of you to come here at the altar and kneel down, say, "Lord Jesus, be merciful. I want You to come into my heart. Move all my doubts; move all my fears; move my selfishness; move everything out, and You come in. Come into my heart and be Lord. Oh, I believe You're my Saviour, but You haven't been my Lord."
God bless you, brother. This man's name is Davis. He comes from Virginia. He's here to give up a habit of smoking, and a little grudge that he's held in his heart against a loved one since he was a child. That's what he's at the altar for this morning.
Now, come. You're invited to walk to the altar now, kneel down here before the Christ of God. Don't notice the little humble tabernacle. Notice Who's in here this morning, our blessed Saviour. You come? You're invited. The Lord Jesus waits for you to come, for every cleansing spirit to go from your heart.
 ... His dear children along.
 Some through the water, some through the flood,
 Some through the fire, but all through the Blood.
 Some through great sorrow, but God gives a song,
 In...
Walk up this morning. Kneel down in His Presence.
 Sometimes on the mount where the sun shines so bright,
 God leads the dear children along;
 Sometimes in the valley in the darkest of night,
 God leads His dear children along.
 Some through the waters, some through the flood,
 Some through the fire, but all through the Blood;
 Some through great sorrow, but God gives a song,
 In the night seasons and all the day long.
 Some through the water, some through the flood;
 Some through deep trials, but all through the Blood;
 Some through great sorrow, but God gives a song,
 In the night season and all the day long.
 Tho' sorrows befall us, and Satan oppose,
 God leads His dear children along;
 Through grace we can conquer, defeat all our foes,
 God leads His dear children along. (Won't you let Him lead you?)
 Some through the waters, some through the flood,
 Some through the fire, but all through the Blood;
 Some through great sorrow, but God gives a song,
 In the night seasons and all the day long.


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