<TITLE>13. Par 103-108</TITLE>L-103 In Germany they've got a picture, they call it the Cloud picture. It's--it's a competit' to this great picture of the crucifixion at the--at Forest Lawn in Los Angeles (the great picture it's as wide as this building is across; they had to build a building around the picture; many of you have seen it). But this in Germany is called, the Angel--or, "The Cloud Day," I believe it's called. And when you get off from a piece from it and look at it, oh, it looks hideous, looks like angry clouds a mixing around one another, like that, as the lights reflect on it. And look like the clouds are moving, as the way the picture is made to reflect the lights, makes it look like the cloud, an angry storm coming to tear up everything. And then you're told by the guide, "Walk closer, and just keep watching it." And when you get real close to it, it isn't clouds, it's Angels' wings a-beating together, rejoicing. It's a blessing in disguisement.

L-104 Maybe your sickness tonight, maybe your sacrifice to come out here, was just a blessing in disguisement. The Angels of God are here present to join their wings together and rejoice, because it's written in the Scripture, that, "The Angels of heaven rejoice when one sinner repents." Think on that. For THUS SAITH THE LORD, Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. His grace cannot be exhausted. And He's willing to give to you anything your hearts' desire.

L-105 Now let us pray for a moment. While we have our heads bowed in prayer, and I do hope that you stay in a prayerful attitude. Is there someone here now (with your eyes closed and your heads bowed towards the dust that you were taken from; and if Jesus tarries, you're turning back to the dust), and you're not saved, would you just raise up your hand that much, and say, "Brother Branham, my life has been a misery too, and I'm not saved; remember me in your prayers tonight, brother. I'll raise up my hand." Is that person in here, boy, girl, man or woman, that's not saved? I won't ask you any farther; just to raise up your hand now so that I can pray for you.

L-106 To my right, God bless you. God bless you. God bless you, and you, and you. Somewhere else, way back in the back, somewhere here in the middle aisle, just raise up your hand. No one looking, just let me and the Holy Spirit do this looking. Now, God bless you. God bless you. That's good.
Someone else in the middle aisles, raise up your hand, say, "Brother Branham, I'm not a Christian; I--I've wearied the Holy Spirit so far away from me till He doesn't even bother me no more. But, really, I know that I'm wrong. I know I've never been borned again of the Holy Spirit. I know that I--I'm not fit. I haven't got any... I haven't got all my things confessed. I haven't met all of God's requirements."

L-108 Maybe you're sick. It won't do no good till you meet God's requirements. "Brother Branham, I've confessed Christianity for a long time, but really I've always doubted Divine Healing. I--I've just kind of wondered if this Holy Spirit was right." Oh, sister dear, or brother dear, you can never get nothing from God like that. No. You've got to meet every requirement, and then be sure that you're right with God. Then take His promise and hold onto it.


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