<TITLE>21. Par 70-73</TITLE>L-70 I think we should be concerned. I think we ought to support Brother Boze, and any other missionary with all we've got. The first thing we have to do, is be convinced that Jesus is coming. This is His program. We ought to be concerned about our brother, whether he's black, yellow, brown, or white. We ought to be concerned about those people over there. And if we cannot go, we ought to dig down, and do everything we can to support those that God has called to go. Let us bow our heads.
 When the coal of fire had touched the prophet,
 Making him as pure as pure could be,
 When the voice of God said, "Who will go for us?"
 Then he answered, "Master, here. Send me."
 Speak, my Lord, Oh, speak, my Lord,
 Speak and I'll be quick to answer Thee;
 Speak, my Lord, speak, my Lord,
 Speak and I will answer, "Lord, send me." (Look out over this city. Look out over the nation.)
 Millions now in sin and shame are dying;
 Listen to their sad and bitter cry;
 Hasten, brother, hasten to their rescue;
 Quickly answer, "Master, here..." (If you can't go, send someone else.)
 Speak, my Lord, speak, my Lord,
 Speak, and I'll be quick to answer Thee;
 Speak, my Lord, speak, my Lord,
 Speak, and I will answer, "Lord, send me."

L-71 [Brother Branham begins humming the song--Ed.]
Who will go and work for Me...
Just remember while the music's playing, and you're humming, are you convinced? Are you convinced that God is here? Can you are convinced that this is the Holy Spirit? Are you concerned? Look at the millions in sin and shame are dying.
 Oh, speak, my Lord, (What do you want me to do, Lord?), speak, my Lord.
 Speak, and I'll be quick to answer Thee.
 Speak, my Lord, speak, my Lord,
 Speak, and I will answer, "Lord, send me."
[Brother Branham begins humming the song--Ed.]

L-72 Heavenly Father, we're thinking of Isaiah, of which the poet wrote this beautiful song. He'd been leaning on the good king's shoulder for a long time, but God took the support out from under him. Then he went to the altar. God, sometimes you have to take the support from under us, let the world turn us down, sometimes our friends. Then we get down.
Then he seen the Cherubims flying through the building. He seen he was living amongst unclean people, with unclean lips. He didn't see it 'till God spoke. Oh, God, speak.
 ... my Lord, speak, my Lord,
 Speak, and I will answer, "Lord, send me."

L-73 Father, we dedicate ourselves to You tonight in the service. We--we sincerely call with all of our hearts for the voice of God to speak to us. Try us now, Lord. Purge us. Let us go through a purgatory right now, where we can cleanse our souls from unbelief, separate ourselves from creeds and fashions of this world.
We realize we haven't got much longer to go. It's at the door. We see Israel a--a nation. We see as it was in the days of Israel, very much parallel to this nation: how that they'd come in, and took the country away from another people, and drove the occupants out, as we did. We see they had great men at the beginning. They had a Joshua, then they had a David. Then they had a Solomon. But finally they got a Ahab with a Jezebel to rule him.
Father, we had a--a Washington and a Lincoln. But I wonder where we're going to. O God, we need Elijah today. I pray, Father, that You'll speak to us quickly. Bless our hearts together, interpret Your will to us, Lord, that we might know what to do.


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