<TITLE>15. Par 115-118</TITLE>L-115 We're living in the shadows of the end time. There may not be a tomorrow night. I don't know, Lord; that's to You. But while it is yet possible that some could enter in tonight, Father, I pray that You'll send the Holy Spirit.
You said, "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man." In the days of Sodom they had three classes of people: the sinner, the lukewarm church member, and the Elected (called out): Sodomites, and Lotites, and Abraham's called out of the world.
The Sodomites received two ministers with a great message. And Abraham's group received a sign, and the sign was a Man with dust on His clothes, Who knew Abraham, being a Stranger, knew his wife, Sarah, what her name was; and told Abraham, with His back turned to the tent where Sarah was, "Why did she laugh?" O God, may the church wake up and see. As Jesus said, "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be at the coming of the Son of man," that same God would appear in the flesh of His Church, and would show the same sign. Grant it, Lord, again tonight. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-117 I love Him, I love Him, (Now, just worship Him sweetly in the Spirit.)
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
Oh, after a message, just don't you feel all scoured out? Just the Holy Spirit just cleaning your heart from all unbelief, putting you right back in track with God again... Oh, now is the time to worship Him. The message is over, so let's just worship Him once again in this song, as we sing, "I love Him." Everyone, just quietly and sweetly now, close your eyes and just look with your spiritual eyes towards Him, see what He done for that widow. You are as dear to Him as that widow. He's preserved your life too. Don't you love Him?
I love Him, I love Him
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
The great Physician now is near,
The sympathizing Jesus,
He speaks the drooping heart to cheer,
No other name but Jesus.
Sweetest note in seraph song,
Sweetest name on mortal tongue,
Sweetest carol ever sung,
Oh Jesus, precious Jesus.

L-118 While he cords it on the organ softly [Brother Branham begins humming "The Great Physician"--Ed.]. When I hear that song, it brings one thing to me. Sometime ago at Ft. Wayne, Indiana, there was a little Dunkard girl setting, playing the piano. She was not Pentecostal, but she had long beautiful hair done up in the back. And I was going to pray for the sick, and the first one in the line was a little boy who was crippled, a polio case. And I picked the little boy out of the sister's arms, and held the little boy, and I said, "Truly, the great Physician is here, knows the secrets of all hearts." And I said, "Do you believe that?" to an audience of several thousand people.
"Yes," they all believed it. But they were kindly holding back, it was the first night of the meeting, and they were... The Message was hard for them to understand.


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