<TITLE>23. Par 88-91</TITLE>L-88 We're taught tonight that You are the same High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities. You're setting at the right hand of God the Father in the Majesty on high, ever living to make intercessions upon our confession.
God, we make a confession tonight that we are not worthy of any blessings, or we're not worthy to be called Christians because it comes from the word "Christ-like." Please forgive us of our horrible ways.
And we know that the greatest sin that--and the only sin there is is the sin of unbelief. No matter how good we live, how well we attend church, how much we preach the Gospel, if we do not believe every Word of God's Word and act on It the same, we are still sinners. You said so. "He that believeth not is condemned already." So I pray Thee, Father, to give us faith.

L-89 Bless all these, my ministering brothers. Bless this church, this college that we're on the ground. They're here educating young men to be ministers of tomorrow. God, don't let them go out like a bunch of incubator chickens that has no mother, just mechanically hatched out; may they go with a real salvation. Let them go with an experience like John Wesley had, like Dwight Moody, Knox, Calvin, Sankey, Finney, the early Pentecostal fathers. Grant it, Lord.
Forgive us of all of our shortcomings. And if we have displeased Thee in any way, let Thy grace and Thy Blood atone for our sins. Save the lost now, Father, we pray, in Jesus' Name.

L-90 With our heads bowed and our eyes closed, is there a sinner in the building would say, "Brother Branham, remember me now in prayer. I've set here and listened. I do not want any longer to have any profession of anything done with a hybrid affair, because that I've joined the church that my mother belonged to, I come to school because somebody enticed me to come. I'm a student here in the school in this college."
"My son goes here. My daughter goes here."
My two daughters will probably go to Asbury College at Wilmore, Kentucky. I live close to it. I want them to be real Christians.
My son just come from Waxahachie, where he went to school. And we getting close there if we are living there, it's closer to us so we can see the girls. We want them to have the best. We want to do all we can for them. But above all thing, whether they even know their abc's, I want them to know Christ and have an experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit.

L-91 Are you without Christ tonight in that kind of an experience? Are you a member of some hybrid condition? Are you a hybrid yourself confessing to be a Christian when you've never received the Holy Spirit? If you are, my most gracious and beloved friend, will you raise your hand, say, "Remember me in prayer, Brother Branham. I now want the real experience of Pentecost in my heart. I'm a Methodist. I'm a Baptist. I belong to a Pentecostal organization, but I don't know Christ in that way like they did on the day of Pentecost. I have not the experience that them people had. Remember me, Brother Branham."
Well, I don't see one hand. Now I belie... one hand, God bless you, young fellow. I don't believe that anyone in their right normal mind that could set here now after hearing that explained in that way, could go out of here and be normally unless you are condemned. See, there's some people cannot come. Jesus said, "No man can come except My Father draws Him. And all that My Father has given Me will come."


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