<TITLE>19. Par 89-92</TITLE>L-89 We're going into baptismal service just in a few moments. If you've been sprinkled, poured, or immersed, anyway, then in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ, you're challenged to come to the water.
Now, you say, "Brother Branham, would you mean to tell me...?" Yes, brother. Sprinkling is not spoke of in the Bible. There's no place in the Bible where anybody was ever sprinkled. Now, remember this. I've asked this desk, all week: find me where one person in the Bible was ever sprinkled for the remission of their sins, ever poured for the remission of sins, or ever baptized by immersing "in the Name of the Father, Son, Holy Ghost," for the remission of their sins. Their never was a person ever sprinkled, poured, or baptized in the Name of the Father, Son, Holy Ghost in the entire lids of the Bible. No, sir.

L-90 They were--they were some people baptized one time by John the Baptist. And they wasn't baptized in any name at all. And they were baptized by the same man that baptized Jesus.
But Paul when he met him, in Acts 19, told them they had to come and be baptized over again in the Name of Jesus Christ or they could not receive the Holy Ghost as yet.
When Peter found some that had received the Holy Ghost before they were baptized at all, he commanded them, and stayed with them till they were baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ.
That's true, friend. I know lot of people say, "Now, Brother Branham is a Jesus only." That's wrong. I just believe the Scriptures. I don't belong to any the denominations. And Jesus only don't baptize that way anyhow. They just baptize in the Name of Jesus. The Bible said, "The Lord Jesus Christ." There's many Jesuses, but only one Lord Jesus Christ. See, see ? Christ is the Messiah. See? And that's right.
And now, friends. Now, you that's here this morning and never been baptized that way, may God's still small voice speak down deep in your soul, and regardless of what bishop, what church, what anything else says, come and obey the Lord, is my command to you.

L-91 And now, Brother Neville will go to this room, for to make ready for the baptismal service and those who are--are getting the things ready. Some the elders go with him, I'll be in there with you in just in a minute. But... I want those who are coming now when we're going to sing "I Can Hear My Saviour calling." "I'll go with Him regardless what church, I'll go with Him. Regardless what anybody... I'll go with Him all the way." Let the--the men make their way to this room and the women make their way to this room as we sing now. And we're going to be dismissed officially just in a moment now. All right. All together now.
 I can hear my Saviour calling, (Now, the men go here, the women over here.)
 ... my Sav... (Some of the women go in here with these women, please.)
 I can hear my Saviour, (What did you hear, His voice?)
 "Take up My cross, and follow, follow Me."
 Where He... (Now, do you really mean it?)... I will follow,
 Where He leads me I will follow,
 Where He leads me I will follow,
 I'll go with Him, with Him, all...

L-92 Now, as I say this, friend, "I heard a voice." And if the voice didn't speak according to the voice of God here, it's the wrong voice. But, "My sheep know My voice." How can you come? Here's the reason you come is because your name was put on the Lamb's Book of Life before the foundation of the world. The Bible said so.
Think of a person who's sitting, and knows that that is the Gospel truth, and yet something holding them, knowing that perhaps their name wasn't put on, then what? "In vain do they worship Me..." See, in vain...
Oh, you say, "I'm a loyal man. I'm a loyal..." That don't have one thing to do with it.
"In vain do they worship Me, teaching for doctrine the commandments of men."


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