<TITLE>11. Par 29-31</TITLE>L-29 Then there come a day then; there's been a day passing by, a period of time, a dismal day, like it gets down here in Louisiana and Arkansas, all over the country, foggy. Can't see the sun, yet we know the sun's giving light. We've had enough light to make denominations; we've had enough light to join church; we've had enough light to accept Him as Saviour, but the prophet said, "The sun would shine in the last days, in the last hours. It shall be light in the evening."
Now, the sun's setting; it rose on the Eastern people, and it's setting on the Western people. And the same sun that shined on the east, sets on the west. As it rises on the east, it sets on the west, the same sun. And we're living in the last days, that when the day has come to where the same Son, the same S-o-n, the same power of the Holy Spirit is falling on the Western people like it fell on the Eastern people, showing the same Gospel light; not theologies, not church jo--organizations, not joining, but a power evidence of the resurrection and His power of healing, and signs, and wonders of Him being among them in the last days. It'll be light in the evening time. We're here; we've arrived.

L-30 The East has gone so far; civilization has come from the east going west. We're on the west coast now. If we go any farther, we'd be back east again. We're at the end time. The boats are crumbling. Civilizations are crumbling. Churches are breaking.
That song that was wrote years ago, "Nations are breaking; Israel is awakening." She is a nation now of her own. Israel's in her homeland. "The signs that the prophets foretold. The Gentile days numbered with horrors encumbered, return, oh dispersed, to your own." This is no time to cool off; this a time to warm up. This is a time for prayer meetings. We're entering the Laodicean age. It's time to come to God, time for a revival.
When I met Brother Lyle back there awhile ago, and he said, "Brother Branham, there's sign of a revival in every meeting here now." Thanks be to God. That's what we want. Oh Lord, send the power just now. We want a revival, not a joining of churches, but a revival. Revive what's in us.

L-31 Those disciples... Let's not make the same mistake that they made. While all hopes is gone, they thought they could never have a revival any more, they'd never see Jesus in life any more, while they were here. But right at the darkest hour, when all hopes is gone, He come walking to them on the water. He's walking to us today, walking on water: Revelations 17:15 says, "The water which thou sawest is thickness and multitudes of the people."
When we see Jesus Christ, the resurrected Son of God walking, working among His people, doing the same things that He did back there... Those disciples and so forth, recognized Him to be the Messiah. It stirred their hearts. It should stir our hearts. But let us not make the mistake that they did on the Galilean sea that night.
The only thing that could help them, the only thing that could save them, the only thing that could deliver them, they was afraid of It, and they thought it was a spook. That's exactly right. Don't let us make the same mistake. If He will, He Who's omnipresent by being omnipotent. He that knows and hears now, if He will only walk among His people tonight, if He will only do the things that He did then, that you might see that this Gospel that we're preaching, is not a man-made the--theology, it's not a man made theory, but it's a power of the resurrection of the Jesus Christ walking among His people. Don't be afraid of it. It's the only thing that can help you.


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