<TITLE>30. Par 112-116</TITLE>L-112 With our heads bowed, how many of you wants that real Pentecostal Holy Ghost love of God? That, Pentecost, is real love. Would you come, stand around the altar while I pray for you? Come, move out of your position now while you're standing, come up here now and say, "I want that kind of love, Brother Branham. I want that love of my Lord." God bless you, God bless you. That's right. Come from the balconies, either way. Come right up.
This might be the hour that all your life... What's--what's any more greater to you, friends? No matter... If you're a church member, that doesn't matter. You say, "Well, I belong to a Pentecostal church." But if you haven't got that dying love for Christ to display before the world so the people can see, won't you come?

L-113 You Pentecostal people that knows that you're living a life... You got temper, and you got flusterations, and you sometimes fear, doubt. Why don't you come on up? Come around; show God just by coming up, "I--I am sorry, God. I--I--I--I want love; I want real love. I want to love You, Lord, like that mother deer loved her baby."
You say, "But my neighbors, I go to church with them." But your Lord, what about Him? May you... Come from the balconies, would you? There's plenty of you up there. We'll stand right here and wait.

L-114 You young students here from this college, who are going out to be the men of tomorrow, the women of tomorrow, why don't you come and dedicate your life. We're not asking you to join any Pentecostal church. You stay a Methodist, just what you are. But you come and get this experience of the love of God in your heart so sweet. And when you go to your parish, wherever God will lead you, young man, young woman... Why don't you come and get a real inoculation from sin.
Some of you students out there smoking cigarettes, aren't you ashamed? Come here. Why, John Wesley would've turned in his grave if he'd have knowed it, you being his student then. Come on up here, won't you come? Set... Get God in your heart really. Come won't you? Come out of the balconies all. All, "whosoever will," the prescription's open tonight. We have got balm here in Gilead and here's the physicians right here. Take it from them...?... baptize...?... whatevermore, and believe. We have it here. Won't you come up? Won't you come and rededicate yourself to God and have an experience? God's going to...

L-115 Now, remember, God's going to ask you, "Why didn't you come?" Before morning, if you get sick, you feel pains in your arms, they're coming up around your shoulders, you know what that is, don't you? You're dying. You feeled your pulse coming up, your hands getting cold; the doctor runs up, says, "It's a heart attack." The ambulance is screaming and you feel your life, you are pressing the pillow, and you know you're going to die, God's going to say, "Why didn't you come?"
"Well, Lord, I belonged to the church." That ain't what He's talking about.

L-116 Why, why? Why is there still sin sickness in the church? Is there no balm to cure it? Yeah, there's balm to cure it; there's physicians here. Everything's ready, won't you come? Come now while we're waiting just a moment.
... Saviour,
Hear my humble cry;
Make me a Christian, make me borned a Christian like that deer. What was that deer? She was borned a mother. She was born to be a mother. Come, be borned to be a Christian. Come on. You'll have the same love of God, more so than that deer had for the fawn. "Can a mother forget her suckling babe? Yes, she might, but I can't forget you," said, Jesus. "Your name's engraved in on the palms of My hand."


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