<TITLE>13. Par -</TITLE>L-615-Q-144 144. The Lord has told us through prophecy to witness unto others of the things which we have heard and seen here, such as the nearness of the coming, baptism in the Name--in Jesus' Name, and such things. We have told these things to some who seem to be Christians, yet they don't seem to believe. What do you think will happen to those people? Will they go in the rapture?
Now, I'm glad you said it that way, "What do you think?" Which that wouldn't make it right because I would think it. I believe that no man can walk in the Light of God until God reveals It to him. And I don't believe that any man that... All these hidden things are hid from the people, and no man can see them except God reveals them; I believe it; 'cause in the Bible it's always been that way.

L-616-104 Did not Jesus say that "You have eyes and you can see not, you have ears and you hear not"? And yet in Matthew, I believe it's either the 8th or 12th chapter, it said that "Though Jesus had done so many miracles among them, yet they could not believe." Because Isaiah said, the prophecy said that they had eyes and could not see, and ears and could not hear. See? 
And Jesus said, "No man can come to Me except My Father calls him first, and all the Father has given Me will come to Me." That settles it. See?
Now, you're--you're responsible for spreading the Light; you're not responsible for them receiving the Light. You're responsible to take it to them, but you're not responsible for their reaction. And then if God lets them in, that'll be up to Him. If they haven't got the garments on, and so forth, and they don't... But they... Remember, they cannot see it until God reveals it to them.

L-616-Q-145 145. Brother Branham, in Daniel the 11th chapter, the 31st verse, teaches of the day... taking away of the daily sacrifice, and the abomination that maketh desolation. Would you please explain what these are?
Oh, this person has signed their name to this one. That is my subject on next Sunday, and that comes in with the--with the Seventy Weeks of Daniel. But... And I might just say this to you, my most precious brother that signed this here, which is a very dear friend to all of us... Yes, "the abomination that maketh desolation," Jesus, in Matthew 24, spoke of it. The abomination (means filthiness) that maketh desolation, the abomination was the Moslem--Mosque of Omar that was built on the temple grounds where the holy place stood.

L-616-109 In A.D. 96, Titus came in and captured Jerusalem and burnt the temple, and they built the Mosque of Omar (the Mohammedan religion) right on the temple grounds, and still stands there to this day. And it will stand there until God returns to the Jews again. "And the abomination (that is the Mosque of Omar) that maketh desolation of the holy place," standing in the holy place... See?
Jesus referred to it, said, and in parenthesis, "(let he that readeth understand)." See?  Therefore, He give so many days from that time until the--after the Prince and so many days, and so forth, which we get into next Sunday. And I'll try to, the best of my knowledge, to get that in for you for next Sunday. But that abomination is the Mosque of Omar that took the place of the temple, that, "When you see the abomination that maketh desolation, spoken of by the prophet Daniel, standing in the holy place..." See, standing where the temple stood (the holy place), the Mosque of Omar...


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