<TITLE>22. Par 134-139</TITLE>L-134 I've got so many precious friends, Lord. I--I love them. I know other man has down through the age too. Precious friends, loving friends, young and old, and we love them with all of our heart. Now, make us true, Lord, just true to the Word, that we might meet them in a better land someday where there'll never be no sadness or sorrows. We're looking for the coming of the Lord soon. We believe that He shall come.
Now, bless the unbeliever here tonight, Lord, and may he become a believer and accept You as his Saviour tonight.

L-136 And while we have our heads bowed, if there would be someone here with your head bowed, would say, "Brother Branham, way down deep in my heart, I want to come to the end of the road, fighting a good fight. I want to be a Christian, I'm going to raise up my hand." God bless you. God bless you. That's good. God bless you, you. "I want to come to the end of my road with a good fight behind me. I'm accepting Christ just now. I want Him to be my Helper." All right, the Lord bless you. God bless you, lady. That is good. He--He knows you. I've learned enough about Him in all these years, about thirty-two years now behind the pulpit, I've learned enough about Him now to know that He knows every move that you make. He sees the sparrow. The hairs of your head are numbered. See, He knows all about it. You just raise your hand, and mean it, that's all you have to do. And there's water ready.

L-137 Remember, what do you do? You repent, believe on the Gospel, and then be baptized. What for--for? In the Name of Jesus Christ, for the remission of your sins. That's your testimony, that you are. Your sins are gone when you're baptized; you've confessed them, and you believe. Won't you catch the Lifeline now as it pulls across your heart, and saying, "Come this way, pilgrim. Journey with Me, take My cross upon you. Learn of Me, I'm meek and lowly in heart; My burdens are light." Just reach and take ahold of It.

L-138 How many Christians are in the Way tonight, in here, that are happy that you started a long time ago, done made your start, and way down along the road, still coming down towards the end; I pray that God will crown your ministry, whatever it is. It may be a housewife. I pray that God will crown your ministry. It may be a preacher. It may be a deacon; it may be a lay member. It may be a farmer. I don't know what it is. Whatever it is, may God crown your life with the glory of His Word, at His second coming rapture you and take you away into another land where you'll just be like that little fish I talked about, out of that blackness down there. See, you couldn't go up there with this kind of a body. Neither could you go up like these astronauts (See?); you have to be in a pressurized tank. You're not pressurized for it. But when God changes you, you're pressurized then; you're going in the rapture then. When these old earthly senses has been lost, and you're gone on in that glorious way of the cross, going home with Jesus...

L-139 Now, Father God, we thank You for these hands that come up for to be Christians. I believe that they meant it in their hearts. I pray for them, that they will not any time fail. And if they do fail, may quickly they have that Advocate with the Father. Which I have learned to be such a great thing, Father, that when I make all my mistakes, then I find that I have an Advocate (right quick) with the Father, through Jesus Christ. And I'm brought back into grace again. The loving hand of the Lord wipes away, there's a bloody Sacrifice laying there that I confess to be my Saviour.
All that's sick and needy, I pray that You'll supply their needs and heal all the disease, Lord. And those that are here now setting under this glorious anointing of the Holy Spirit, as we feel It so sweetly pouring over our souls...


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