<TITLE>14. Par 139-144</TITLE>L-139 Let us bow our heads just a moment now. And I wonder, if you've never cast all your cares upon Him; you might cast some, but you're just a little afraid to cast them all, like the borderline believer, like in Hebrews 10. It said in Hebrews the 6th chapter, said:
... seeing that we crucify to ourselves the Son of God afresh...
... and count the blood of the covenant, wherewith we were sanctified, an unholy thing, and... done despite to the works of grace?
Hebrews 10, said:
... if we sin wilfully after... we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,
But a... fearful looking towards the judgment and the fiery indignation...
For we know it's a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.
While there's mercy, mercy at the Fountain, room at the Fountain...

L-141 That Scripture, while you're praying, I'd like to tell you. What does that Scripture refer to, "Once enlightened, never able to come to the full knowledge..."? Like the borderline believer, like in Genesis 14, or when the--when the... In Exodus, where the Israelites come up to the promised land, tasted the very grapes from the promised land; but come back with a cowardly, afraid, "We can't go over; the opposition is too great," borderline believers, people who will come to church and, oh, say it's wonderful, but never put their hand to it, never willing to fall down at an altar, and say, "God, fill me with the Spirit, and let me become one of Your children." Borderline, we don't want that.

L-142 Let's be a real Christian. Let this church be on fire, prayer meetings going all the time, meetings through the city, everywhere; workers, not have to be told, but willingly working all the time for the Kingdom of God. Let other churches that's represented here, may the members thereof return to their church, with that experience. Cast our cares on Him, for He careth for you. He's the Comforter.
If there's such a person tonight, honestly confessing before God that you do not have that peace, that you could cast every care upon Him, but you want it; you've tried it, you've stumbled at it, but you've never come to a place where really you could just completely surrender yourself to Him, and you'd like to do it, would you say, "Remember me in prayer, Brother Branham, as I raise my hands"? Would you raise your hands now, just say, "Remember me, Brother Branham, in prayer." God bless you, lady. God bless you, sister. Bless you, and you, and you over here. Yes. And back there in the back, God bless you. He sees your hands go up. The Lord bless you, lady. God bless you right here in front, sister. And God bless you back there, my brother. He careth for you. We used to sing a little song:
He careth for you,
He careth for you;
Through sunshine or shadow,
He careth for you.

L-144 You remember, Arizona, my first trip here, and you sang "good- bye" to me with that song, a little Spanish choir out here from Brother Garcia's church; when we'd gather together in yonder in California, when I walked down the line, crying, and waving at each other. Many are papas and mamas, and many of them has passed on over the veil yonder tonight. But He still careth for you. He'll care on. When there's nothing else can care, He will care. You love Him now, and you want to... You want Him to care for you, and you want to care for Him. Raise your hand, say, "Remember me in prayer, Brother Branham, I have a need tonight that I'm not able to lay on the altar. Unless..."


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