<TITLE>14. Par -</TITLE>L-19-3 She gets in there and throws all that softness out. Every time them little eagles start to set down, they're on a briar--kind of sticky. She... That's what the... Let the devil... As long as they're...
"Oh, did you get saved last night?"
"Yes, uh-huh. Yes, I did." That's...
"Oh, I'm so happy for that." But you start living the life; directly they'll say, "Holy-roller, so-and-so. Oh, I see what group you're with."
See, He lets you stick once in a while. He don't want you to get accustomed to this world. You see? He wants you to get... That mother don't want them chickens to--or them eagles to ever become chickens. She wants them to get out of that nest. No matter if they're in the rock or where they are, she's got something better for them. God's got something better for the church. Don't just settle down, "I'm a Pentecostal."

L-19-5 Somebody said one time, said, "Brother Branham..." An old man down in Arkansas; he'd been healed. He was walking around the next day with his crutches. He'd been selling pencils on the street for years and years, walking around, with a big sign, "I don't need them any more since Jesus came to me." Going around... And that night he was standing up in the audience and about like this, at the Robinson Memorial Auditorium in Little Rock, and he said, "Just a minute, Brother Branham." when I was preaching. He said, "Just a minute. You know when you preach..." (He was a Nazarene). He said, "You know you preach just like a Nazarene. And then I noticed most of the people here are Pentecostal, and now somebody tells me you're a Baptist. I don't understand it."
"Oh," I said, "That's easy. I'm a Pentecostal Nazarene Baptist." That's just exactly it. Yes, sir.

L-20-2 Oh, brother, them brands, I used to set there and when we'd drive the cattle up in the mountains, with my knee across the old saddle horn there and watch that ranger watching those cattle coming through. Ours was the Tripod. Grimes was up there with a Diamond T-Bar. Many of them different bars and different brands went through. The ranger didn't pay much attention to the brand. He watched the blood tag. Amen.
That's what God is going to watch. He's watching the Blood tag; He don't care what brand you got on you. Why? Nothing could go into that pasture but a thoroughbred Hereford.

L-20-4 And nothing can enter the Gates of heaven but a borned again through the Blood of Jesus Christ. I don't care what you do, how intellectual you are, or how good a preacher you are, or how good a church member you are; except you're born through the Blood of Jesus Christ with a Blood tag on you, you'll never go in. That's just all there is to it. "When I see the Blood, I'll pass over you." That's all. He'll let you in when the Blood Tag's right. God will watch the Blood of His own Son on the church.

L-20-5 This old mother eagle, she watches them little eagles. Oh, every time... They can't set down. It's just everywhere; it's just thorns, thorns, thorns.
Now, there's something else has to be done with that Pentecostal church in that nest, so they won't be nest-bound. That's all right. Now, I'm not kicking against organizations now; don't get that in your mind. But I'm trying to say, "Just don't let that be the stopping place." You're fine; I like the organizations. I belong to every one of them. See? Sure I do. Yes, sir. I was borned into them. Every one that's in the church, I was born in there. But it just don't stop at that; just don't stop at that organization. Go right on with God till you--till you get out there to solo flighting.


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