<TITLE>12. Par 37-40</TITLE>L-37 "He that believeth on the Son shall have... can see life." It's not hard for us then, that we can see that there's something controls our life. That's what we're here to seek: life, and that more abundant. And I pray to God this morning in this breakfast that we will have abundance of life. And He who can speak to the tree with His intelligence, and the tree quickly obeys the Master's call to hide, if it expects life... And I know another great hiding place to preserve life. Let's just hide there this morning, not in a bomb shelter, but beneath His wings let's hide. Can we pray?

L-38 Our heavenly Father, oh, we know that today, even now we are just shrouded around with life. We feel it. We see the sun rise, set. We watch the flowers as they bloom. And then frost strikes them, and the funeral procession comes along, the fall rains, and cries big tears down and buries them. They lay in the grave and rot. But that's not the end of it. Thou hast preserved their life.
And then as soon as the sun, s-u-n, begins to rise, no matter if that seed, a big rock has been placed over it, or yards of concrete poured over it in the winter where that seed is buried. When that warm sun that controls botany life begins to warm the earth, that seed comes forth. We find the thickest of our grass right along the edge of the walk. It's the seed that was buried under there. It can't hide life. Life has to spring forth. We can put it in a basket and bury it in the bottom of the basket, hang the basket in a tree. But the little life will grow up to the praises of God.

L-39 Oh, God, may we not be so short minded, so narrow, but just look around us and see God everywhere. And how much more can we see Him this morning in His lovely children, as we are fellowshipping together here in Christ Jesus, Who is Life. May every pilgrim, Lord... We are not of this world; we are pilgrims and strangers; we are sojourners. And as the sojourners from Georgia, from Canada, from Texas, from everywhere around, has met together here in these little places to swap our ideas, and give our testimonies of His glory, may we go from this meeting just with abundance of Eternal Life that we might teach others the way to find it. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen. Thank you.
[Someone says something to Brother Branham--Ed.] Oh, that's okay.

L-40 Thank you. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] I've been thought of as an isolationist, but I'm not. See? I--I love fellowship. And here I'm holding the meeting down there, rush right on down. You all have Eternal Life, so just believe it. But here, just a little place they go to talking with you. You see? If anything's wrong, it starts bothering you; you catch it. And when you do that, then (You see?), it just tears me to pieces for the evening again. See? And I'm sure Christians understand that.
It is not--isn't I don't love you. My, if it wasn't for you, what would my ministry be? How about those out there? No matter how great the ministry would be, it can't be great until you make it great. I can't do it myself. It takes you and I together to do it. See? By myself, nothing; by yourself, is nothing. But us together, the Lord produces His ministry. If you didn't believe it, it would never happen. You've got to believe it. Then that's what makes it happen, because you believe it. God bless you.

