<TITLE>06. Par 20-23</TITLE>L-20 Just recently, the--the Queen of England made a visit to Canada. And she also visited the United States. Now, we do not live in her domain. But if she would come to San Jose, and would've come down to some little humble home, and had knocked at the door, and one of you women would've went to the door, and she would've said, "I am the Queen of England." Yet, she has no jurisdiction over you, but she's an important woman. Your home would have been honored to have her.
You'd have said, "Great Queen..." Because she is, nationally speaking, the greatest queen in the world... And you'd said, "Come into my home." Why, to humble herself to do that, to come to a humble home, why, all the newspapers would've packed it, that she, the great Queen of England visit America and come to Mrs. So-and-so's home. It would've marked her always for being that humble. The television would've sent it out. It'd been on national and international news, because she's important.
But who's more important than Jesus? Who's any more turned down than Jesus?

L-21 He will knock at the door and you'll say, "Oh, some other time." He's been turned away from more doors than all the great people that ever is on the earth.
I'd say, this very day that Jesus has been turned away from tens of thousands of doors today. And if the world stands, before day breaks in the morning, He will be turned away from tens of thousands of other doors.
If someone, the Queen, might want something from you... Or our beloved president might want something from you. He might have some message for you or want you to do something for him.

L-22 But the Lord Jesus, the only thing that He wants in for is to do something good for you. He wants to bless you, take away your evil and give you righteousness, and goodness, and mercy. That's all He could do. And to get into the heart, He knocks at the door. And the people say, "Oh, some other time."
Now, it would be nice for you to take in the Queen, or to take in one of the great people. But you'd never do anything better than take in Jesus, because when He comes in, He gives you Eternal Life. And to think of turning Him away from your heart... But we do it.

L-23 Now, if I come to your house and knocked at your door, and you raised up the little curtain or cracked the door, I'd said, "I'm Brother Branham. I'm cold, and I'm--I'm needy. Will you let me in?" And you would turn me away... Or if I would come and say this, "I have great gifts to give you. I can make you rich. I can make you well from your sickness. I've got great gifts for you."
And what if you would say, "Oh, some other time, Brother Branham." Now, I wouldn't come back much more; I'm afraid. And I'm afraid that you wouldn't come to my house if I treated you that way either.
But it isn't so with Jesus. He will just keep coming back, night after night, day after day, knocking, and knocking, and knocking continually, to do the best thing for you that could be done: give you Life, heal you.


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