<TITLE>23. Par 206-215</TITLE>L-206 Three little boys just walked right out, real fast, tears in eyes, kneel down by the side of the altar. 'Course they are forgiven. They was forgiven before they even left their seats, when their little mind was made up. They just come forward and kneeled down here to let the people know that, whose side they're on in this this morning.
Why could there be some older people would like to do this, just like to kneel down, and say, "Lord, I--I've wandered far away from the path. I've had so much doubt, and sometimes I wandered out and got in sin. I--I--I want to come back 'fore it's too late. God, I--I'd like to come. I'd just really like to come and kneel down." Amen.

L-208 Now, Arthur Beam's three little girls about the same size, they come up here, kneel down.
Coming forward is a little girl that just got a little new brother. The other day I said it. Mrs. Wood come up and told me, said this sister was going into the hospital for to have a baby. The Holy Spirit said, "Go, tell them it'll be a boy." When it was born, it was a little boy.
Seems to be the children this morning, the little fellows coming out from Sister Arnold's little class, consecrating their lives. The whole altar, to my right, is full of little children. It would be nice if we'd sing and give over the altar to the rest of the people were adults.
Now, Lord, I am coming home.

L-211 [Brother Branham talks to the children at the altar, while intermittently singing, "Lord, I'm Coming Home"--Ed.]:
Coming home, coming home,
Never more to roam;
Open wide Thine arms of love,
Lord, I'm coming home.
I'm tired of sin and straying, Lord,
Now I'm coming home;
I'll trust Thy love, believe Thy Word,
Now I'm coming home.
Coming home, coming home,
Never more to roam;
Open wide Thine arms of love,
Now, Lord, I'm coming home.

L-212 Let us bow our heads just a moment for prayer, for these little fellows.
Heavenly Father, if there is a coming tomorrow, if Jesus shall tarry for another ten or fifteen years, these will be the boys and girls that'll pack this Message along to the other generation to come. No doubt in my mind, Lord, but what all the days of their life they'll remember coming up to this altar. And they're little jewels, Lord. Their young and tender; their little hearts are condemned this morning. Not even hearing all the message; just come out of the room, from hearing our Sister Arnold teaching; move up around the altar here, giving their little lives to Thee.
Now, Father, I've just got through speaking that in us dwells the Holy Spirit. And this Holy Spirit, faith with this Spirit, does all things. And I believe that this very hour, you forgive every sin that they have committed. And I'm asking You with all the faith that's in my heart, that You will keep their little lives down through the road. May they never stray from the Way.

L-215 This truly is a strange thing. The Spirit said this morning we'd see something strange. God, if You've quit dealing with the others, take little children. How this morning in the altar call, there's not one adult, but the whole group of little children come up. Yet, it was a great message of hard understanding even to adults, but the children caught the Spirit of It. We thank You for them, Father. I give them to You, as Your servant, as the trophies of this meeting; for, remembering that the ever-presence of the Water of Life will flow with them as long as they live. May they have faith now in just what's happening, that God that pulled them from the seat and sent them up here, may they have faith in that God all the days of their life. May their little spirits be brought to You in the day of their death, brought back to their body in the day of the resurrection. They are Yours, Father. We give them to You through Jesus' Name.


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