<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 To finish my story, the little birds go to these nests, make their nests in these rocks. And also the cattle and sheep come in out of the fields, and stand in the afternoon around the shade of these walls, to keep out of the hot direct rays of that tropical sun. And all of a sudden them birds flew away from their home and went out in the fields, in the trees and bushes. The cattle moved out from around the fences. The sheep went out in the field and stood leaning against one another. Something was fixing to happen.
All of a sudden, there came an earthquake shook all the walls down. If the little birds had stayed in their nests, they'd have been killed. If the cattle and sheep would've stayed around those walls, they'd have been killed.
They stayed out there for two days 'cause there was constantly earthquakes coming, small and large. Then after while, the cattle and sheep returned back again. The birds flew back to what homes they had left in the nest in the rocks and so forth. And the paper said, "That's a sign that the earthquakes are over."

L-13 Now, look. God that led the birds and the sheep and the cattle into the ark is the same God that can lead them today. He did it. And if a bird, a animal, by instinct knows how to get away from the big towers of Babel that's fixing to fall, how much more ought borned again men and women to know how to flee out, lean against one another. If there ever was a time we ought to lean on one another, is right now. Come together, all of us together, and stay together; for the great towers of this great world-made system is going to pass away, that a issuing-in of a Kingdom that has no end, the millennium will begin one of these days. Upon this, let's approach the Word now, and before that, let us bow our heads for prayer.
I wonder, just before we pray, if there would be present any man or woman outside of Christ, would like to be remembered in this prayer? Would you raise your hand? Just say, "Remember me, Brother Branham." God bless you, your sincerity, wonderful. May God hear. God bless you. A dozen or more hands... God bless you, lady, that's... Way back in the back... God sees your hands. Certainly He does. God bless you, sir.

L-14 Our heavenly Father, we come approaching Thy throne of justice. And if we would get justice, we'd be just simply wiped from the face of the earth. But we're coming under the Blood of Jesus; for He said in His Own Words, "If you ask the Father anything in My Name I'll do it." And we're coming in the Name of the Lord Jesus, not asking for justice, Lord, but we're asking for mercy.
Just a story, Father, in that newspaper clipping that we have there, that those little birds flew away, got away... Oh, the same God that could bring them into the ark and--before the antediluvian destruction is the same God today, can pull His birds and His animals away from danger. Surely, Lord, You can warn us to flee from the wrath that is to come.
For the nations have sinned and turned against God. They've rebelled in their hearts. And soon we realize that there'll be an atomic explosion universally, that'll shake this world into a tomorrow, or eternity. Then some beautiful morning, the Lord Jesus and His Church will return to the earth.
Oh, for that day, God, that's what our hearts are longing for, when the old will be young there forever. There'll be no more old people, and no more infant of days. They'll just be in that great splendor of youth forever. We thank Thee for this great truth, Lord. Though it seems far away for us now, but yet, it may not be until tomorrow till we see it.


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