<TITLE>21. Par 57-60</TITLE>L-57 You know the Bible said in Isaiah 10, a--a child shall lead them. Won't you raise your hand just before we stop now? God bless the young girl. God bless the little fellow over there. Someone else? Raise your hand. Say, "I now want... I feel the bump." God bless you, young lady. God be with you. That's a gallant thing to do. God ever be with you. Don't fear. It's the greatest thing you ever done, honey. Someday when death comes, you'll remember that you did the right thing. You'll remember that before that time happens. Bless your little heart.
Someone else? Raise your hand. Say, "I feel the bump and the knocking on my door, Brother Branham. I'm going to open the door and look at Him. And when I see the Blood there, know that It's Him, I'm going to say, 'Come in, Lord. Come on in, and set down, get the best in my home. I'll make You welcome. I'll go tell everybody that Jesus tended my little abode this afternoon, my poor, little, old heart. Not much, but He sure come to it, and knocked at the door, and I let Him in, the most important Person that could knock on my door." Don't turn Him away.

L-58 With your heads bowed now, while we're making the altar call, reverently, quietly. I'm just going to let it bump for a few minutes. [Someone speaks in tongues--Ed.] Jesus, Jesus. [Someone interprets--Ed.]
 Pass me not, O gentle (Will you rise from your seat and come in for prayer now?)
 ... my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.
 Saviour, (Will you come now and stand around the altar?)
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on other Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.

L-59 Why don't you rise now and come around the altar here. You that want to let that heart's door open, let Him be Lord in your life. Come and stand here for a word of prayer just before we start the prayer line. Won't you do it? We'd be glad to have you here. The pastors will welcome you right in. You don't have to go anywhere else. They got churches right here, plenty of them that believes this same Gospel. And they'll certainly take care of them, of you. God bless you, lady. That's the correct way to do it.
While we sing again, will you come now? Let everyone that raised their hand walk up and stand around the altar for prayer. Will you?
 Pass me not, (Rise up and come, won't you? If you're coming from the balconies, we'll wait.)
 ... my humble cry;
 While on other Thou are calling,
 O, do not pass me by.
 Saviour, Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.
 Saviour, (God bless you, young man, and young woman. God bless you. God bless you, my brother and sister.)
 ... my (Won't you rise out of your seat, and come right on down? Let personal workers come at this time too.)
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.

L-60 I noticed one of our precious colored boys. I suppose his wife come walking up. You know what I think must've come on his mind? There's was a colored man during the time of that scene heard that bumping. He watched Him stagger, Simon Cyrene. He went over and put the cross on his own back, and said, "Lord, I--I'll help You bear it on up the hill."
There's two of his children this afternoon; they heard that bumping. The hour of criticism on the church, they're ready to take up the cross, and say, "Lord, I'll help you bear it. No matter what anyone else says, I'm coming right on to help You bear it." He remembers that. He don't forget nothing.
 Saviour, Saviour,
 Hear (Won't you come? Someone else?) humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.
 Thou the Stream of all my comfort,
 More than life to me,
 Whom have I on earth besides thee?
 Whom in heaven but Thee?
Come now.
 Saviour, (Come take your place now.) O Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.


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