<TITLE>20. Par 199-210</TITLE>L-199 And there was One Who came to Abraham and the elect church. He give them a sign. And we know that's true. We know it's a fact. He set with His back turned to the tent, told who Sarah was, what was on her heart, what was her trouble. He give the message, exactly. Abraham knew that was God. For immediately after He said so, he called Him Elohim, a Messenger, formed in human flesh to bring a message to a Sodom and Gomorrah.
And when we see those things that Jesus said would come to pass, it's becoming to us that we fulfill all righteousness. It's becoming to us that we take God at His Word. Do you believe that? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Thus suffer it to be so now.

L-201 "Brother Branham, you're--you're--you're out of the cater with the rest, the denominations."
That may be so. Suffer that to be so now. That's right, suffer that to be so.
"Well, you'd be a lot better off if you'd go ahead and cooperate."
Suffer that to be so now that... But thus it's becoming to us. We are His people, His prophets, His sages. It's becoming to us that we fulfill all righteousness. So let us do that, as we bow our heads.
Nations are breaking, Israel is awakening,
Signs that the Bible has foretold;
Gentile days numbered, with horrors encumbered;
"Return, O dispersed, to your own."
A day of redemption is near,
Man's hearts are failing for fear;
Be filled with the Spirit, your lamps trimmed and clear,
Look up, your redemption is near!
False prophets are lying, God's Truth they're denying,
That Jesus the Christ is our God, (How true that is: oh, hundreds.)
But we'll walk where the apostles have trod.
For the day of redemption is near,
Man's hearts are failing for fear;
Be filled with the Spirit, have your lamps trimmed and clear,
Look up, your redemption is near!

L-205 While you have your heads bowed, is it becoming to you this morning, that you give your life to Christ? Has He spoke to you? If so, just raise your hand to Him, and say, "I now accept Christ. It's becoming to me that I surrender my all, my will, this morning to Him. I now raise my hand and say, 'Lord Jesus, be merciful.' I need Thee, oh, how I need Thee. Every hour I need Thee." God bless you. "Oh, blessed Saviour, I come to Thee."
I need thee, oh, I need Thee; (What if you were laying where mother's laying now?)
Every hour I need Thee!
Oh, bless me now, my Saviour,
I come to Thee!
[Brother Branham begins to hum--Ed.]
O Lord, we need You;
Every hour I need Thee!
Oh, bless me now, (Lord, I need You now more than I have in a long time.)
I come to Thee!
[Brother Branham begins humming, "I Need Thee Every Hour"--Ed.]

L-207 Heavenly Father, down through the valleys we walk, knowing that You've promised, "I'll not leave thee, neither will I forsake thee. Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness; all other things will be added unto you."
So I come to Thee!
If there be any here, Lord, who's not right in their souls, if they were coming down that trail that my mother is right at this moment, O Lord, may they have that testimony too. It's behooving to us today, Lord.
We're at the end road, the Laodicean church age; a message; the rejecting of the message; the vindication of the message; and the Presence of Christ proving He's the same, yesterday in the days of Lot, as in the days of His flesh, and in the days of today: yesterday, today, and forever.
Let them receive You now as their blessed Saviour. Grant it, Lord. I ask in Jesus' Name.

L-210 Oh, bless me now, my Saviour,
I come to Thee!
Most precious Lord,
Temptations lose their power,
(Truly, Lord) when Thou art nigh.
I need Thee, oh, I need Thee!
Every hour...
If Thou hast taken her Lord, rest her precious soul in heaven. Grant it. Grant it, Lord.
... my Saviour, I come to Thee!


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