<TITLE>20. Par 77-79</TITLE>L-77 Now, let them not be afraid, this afternoon, when they see You come walking down through the corridors of glory, coming down into the midst of the people. May they say, "Yes, Lord. We're not afraid, but we're here now believing You."
And may they welcome You in as the disciples did. And immediately the storm ceased, and they were at the shore. God grant, this afternoon, that many people here that will see You walking among the people today as we pray for them... May they realize and believe with all their hearts. And may You come into their heart and may they make room for you and welcome You into their little boat of sickness or sin. And it'll all be settled. Grant it, Father.

L-78 Now, while we have our heads bowed, is there a person in here that doesn't know Jesus as your Saviour? Before anything takes place, you'd say, "I want to accept Him as my personal Saviour." Raise up your hands if you desire to find Christ as your own personal Saviour. Would you raise your hands? Is there even one? I'm asking you; you're the judge. You know your soul. Is there one in here that's a backslider, would want to come back to Christ? One wants Eternal Life would want to come. The pulpit, standing here, the altar's open, and we're right here to put first things first, the Kingdom of God. We're right here to pray with you until God sanctifies your soul and fills you with the Holy Ghost. If you'll just raise your hand and come forward now, we'll be glad to receive you. No matter how hot it is, if you're not right with God, you'll go into a hotter place than this. So you--you come now and be ready to receive the Lord Jesus. If you're here, we're waiting on you.
While we wait just a moment with our heads bowed, let's hum the song. With our heads bowed, everybody pray, and all you Christians pray. There might be a sinner here a little timid. Now, I'm going to linger a little bit, so that I'll not be responsible for their lost condition at the day of the judgment. While we hum now...
 "Almost persuaded" now to believe;
 "Almost persuaded" Christ to receive;
 Seems now some... [Brother Branham hums--Ed.]
 ... Thy way;
 Some more convenient day, on Thee I'll call."
Just once more please.
 ... vest is past!
 "Almost persuaded," doom come at last!
 "Almost"... "Almost" is but to fail!
 Sad, sad, that bitter... (I stand waiting. The Holy Spirit's waiting. Will you come?)
 "Almost--but lost!"

L-79 Heavenly Father, if there be those here, Lord, maybe might be deceived. Maybe Satan's telling them that they're ready when they're not. There is a way that seemeth right unto a man. If that... I hope there's not, Father. But if there is, I pray that You'll persuade them, Father. I ask that they set here in this hot room this afternoon to listen at me go through this message. I pray, Father, that You'll save them. Grant it. May something be done a little later on in the service that'll cause them to believe, by the healing of the sick or the afflicted, or something... Grant that something might be done to persuade them to come to Thee. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.
Now, by the clock there, it's twenty minutes after four. Now, we want to be out just in a little while. I sent my son and them over. Either did you give out cards or Billy? Billy? All right, to give out prayer cards... What did you give? E? D? D 1 to 100. All right.


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