<TITLE>14. Par 50-53</TITLE>L-50 The conference we need tonight in America, as same as here at Phoenix, and across the world everywhere, is a conference of an old fashion prayer meeting, of a place that where we can get back to the place where brotherly love exists, where the Spirit of God can come into our hearts, and make us so miserable for the things out here that's going on in the world. You know the sealing Angel said, "Put a mark upon those who sigh and cry for the abominations that's did in the city," while the investigation judgment's going on, to see who is worthy to escape the wrath. The Angel was to seal only those who cried and sighed for the abominations done in the city.

L-51 Now, mark Phoenix tonight. This is where the conference is held. We've come here for that purpose, to hold a conference here at--at this--this church. We come to reason among you. God said, "Come, let us reason together." No matter what you've had done, let's--let's forget that and start right now. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... judgment is coming. All will be there, who has rejected, or who has refused. No matter what you've done, you're going to that conference. And you're going to have to appear there before Christ to give an account of your life, how you spent it.
There might be some say, "Well, look here, Brother Branham; I'm an old man, an old woman. I'm--I'm insignificant. I was borned in a home that didn't believe in God."

L-52 I don't care how insignificant it may be, how little you may be, how old you may be, how simple you may be, how many times you've tried to receive the Holy Spirit, how many times you tried to repent, how many times you've tried to do right and failed; there's still hope for you as long as God's knocking at your door. Don't care how many churches you joined, how many mistakes, and how much fanaticism, or how much this to you, or that you've done, there's still hopes as long as God's knocks at the door. Conference...
I believe tonight, and I pray that right in this audience, right now, that Angels of God will take their places around this building. Let's hold a conference. What if you die tonight? Or what if somebody runs in the door and say, "John Doe, I have a message here for you."
"Oh, what is it? I'm John Doe?"
"I have a order here; you inherit a million dollars." Oh, that would be grand. But you might die before you ever get it.

L-53 You might say, "How'd I know I got a million dollars?"
"Well, here's a--here's a postal order. Here's a--from the government shows before this can be written, this order, there has to be a million dollars on deposit before this can be written."
I say, "Well, what are you hollering about? You just got a piece of paper."
But you say, "Look what it is. Look on here. Here's the postal clerk's name," if such could be written, "a million dollars on deposit here; it's in the bank."
I don't care what you got against you. You may have cancer; you may be--you may be sin-sick. You may have demon possession. I don't care what you got; I've got a Message here for you, screaming across this pulpit as hard as I can: there's pardoning; there's grace; there's healing; there's forgiveness; there's love; there's joy; there's peace.
You say, "Why are you so enthused about it, Brother Branham?"
It's written, "Thou your sins be as scarlet, they shall be white as snow. Come, let us reason together."
But you say, "I'm unworthy." I know you are, but Jesus died for you.


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