<TITLE>26. Par 88-90</TITLE>L-88 Now, if you don't know Him as your Saviour, would you just--just be gentleman, or lady enough to raise up your hand, say,"Pray for me, Brother Branham. I'm not a Christian."
God bless you, young lady. In the balcony to the left, to the main floor, is there one here would say, "I--I'm not a Christian, Brother Branham, I..." God bless you, lady. I--I have courage for a person that's--that's honest. You'll never get nowhere with God till you're honest. Over here? God bless you, lady. God bless you, son.
Up in the balcony, to my right, raise your hand, say, "I'm not a Christian." God bless you, lady. God bless you. "I'm not a Christian, but I really want to be, Brother Branham. Pray that God will give me courage to come yet. Or if He don't, don't let me die this way."
Surely, you don't want to die that way, children. What you... What made you raise your hand? Because the very thing in you, you're born to be an eagle. That's what made you raise your hand. Now, don't--don't--don't--don't just let the little old pin feathers and things hold you from the heavenly flight. Why not do it tonight?

L-89 Our heavenly Father, there are those separate people, many of those, most of them are young people in the adolescent age, just the crossroads. I noticed those beautiful, lovely looking young women, young men, raising their hands. Their--they're hungering, Lord. Rock-and-roll and the things of the world can never satisfy that spot in a human heart till God comes in there, if there's any place there for Him. If when He made that person, He made a place for Himself to dwell in, nothing will never take it's place.
Father, let them know that the greatest thing that ever happened to them is when conviction come on their soul that they would--they wanted to serve You. I pray for them, Father, even now, while we have our heads bowed, that those people that raised their hands will make their way right in that room. Those young children, Lord, just nothing but--but teen-age children.
I pray, Father, that all that raised their hands will have the courage, and may my pray go before You to knock at the door one more time, Father. [Brother Branham knocks on the pulpit--Ed.] Grant it. Maybe they'll go in, the greatest thing they ever done.
I can remember back in the early days of my boyhood, how that night I was hungering, and I--I felt you knock at my door, Lord, I--I'm so glad I let You in. Now I'm a middle-aged man; I just love You more than I ever loved You in my life.

L-90 O God, never let nothing happen to... If I can't serve You, take me now. Let me go now. What a joy it is, and a privilege to serve God. Give it to these young people, Lord. They've got an awful battle. Look at them. Look at what they got. Look at their television: rotten and polluted. Look at the nation they're coming up in here: politics rotten to the core, the antichrist arising in seat and power. The world, American people, don't know what a struggle is. They don't know how to do without. They never had to miss a meal. O God, just look. Glamour and Hollywood, and it's even got into assembly line religion in the churches, and streamlined Hollywood. No more old fashion all night prayer meetings, and agonizing, and praying, and having fellowship around the things of God, No more praying through.
God, these children need that. I pray that they'll receive it tonight. I'm keeping my eyes closed, Lord; I'm going to believe that You're going to send every one of them straight to that room. Grant it, Father. Let it be done, Lord. Please do. And I can shake their hand on that day, and say, "Yeah, a little old chopped up message, one night, "As the Eagle Stirs It's Nest."...


<A HREF="P27">Next Page</A>