<TITLE>13. Par 49-52</TITLE>L-49 Now remember, you could fellowship with the congregation as soon as you was sprinkled with the ashes, because you'd be brought in as a believer. When you come into the courts, you could've fellowshipped with them in there. That's true.
And today, like in the Baptist church, no matter what church you been baptized in, when you come to the Baptist church, you got to be baptized over again, because you're baptized into the Baptist fellowship. All you Baptists know that. A Christian man... Christian church baptizes by immersing. No matter how much he baptized you, we got to baptize you again, 'cause you're baptized into the fellowship of Baptist belief. What a type; what a show it is here.

L-50 Notice, when you come in separation, making confession... All right? You can fellowship with them. You come in then under the Blood; you can fellowship with them under the Blood. That's true enough. But to fellowship with God, you have to go into the Presence of God, and that is into the Shekinah Glory. And one man once a year was dressed to go into the Shekinah Glory, where he fellowshipped with God face to face. Why, it was so glorious in there one year, he left his rod, and it bloomed out and blossomed in the Presence of the Shekinah Glory.
Brother, sister, today... You say, "But Brother Branham, once a year?" Yes. Watch how he had to be dressed. He had to be dressed in a certain garment made by certain hands, holy hands. He had to walk such a way; on his garment he had a pomegranate and a bell. And every time he moved his leg, moving like that, it played "Holy, holy, holy unto the Lord; holy, holy, holy unto the Lord." What's he doing? He's approaching the Shekinah Glory for fellowship with God Himself, carrying before him the blood. Oh, God, I wished I could have the voice of Angel; I could make that sink in.

L-51 He didn't go forth saying, "I am Presbyterian." "I am a Methodist." "I am a Pentecostal."
Oh, it was playing, "Holy, holy, holy unto the Lord. Holy, holy, holy..." Packing the blood, the blood went before him, realizing an innocent victim died. And remember, he was anointed with precious anointing oil, that the Bible said, "How sweet it is that brethren dwell together in unity. It's like the anointing oil that was on Aaron's head, that run all the way to the hems of his skirts." He was completely covered with the sweet smelling savour of the Lord.
Oh, what a dressing! How God would like to get His church in that condition. Come to the waters of separation; confess your sins. All right; that's good. Next, walk up and be cleansed from all the things of the world, as the Blood sanctifies us.

L-52 Hebrews 13: 12 and 13 said, "Jesus suffered without the gate that He might sanctify the people with His own Blood." Then still don't stop! You've not come yet. Take that Blood upon your heart, enter in with the anointing of the Spirit upon you: oh, my, packing the Blood, walking, "Holy, holy, holy unto the Lord. Holy, holy, holy unto the Lord."
You know, if he didn't make that noise in behind that curtain, the people didn't know whether he was dead or alive. That's the only way they could tell whether he was still living in that great glory, is because while he was inside, they could hear a noise. I wonder what's happened to the church; something went wrong somewhere. That's the only way they could tell he was alive, because some noise going on; and people's afraid of noise. It's a sign that we're still alive, when men and women can come under the power of the living God. It shows that there's still a living Spirit within us, making a noise, a glorious noise unto the Lord.


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