<TITLE>21. Par 122-124</TITLE>L-122 Is there another before we pray, is there? God bless you, young lady. God bless you, young man. God bless you, and you back there. I see your hand, and God certainly sees it. And you, my brother, you brother. "I want to be in that countdown. God, let me lay aside every weight." God bless you, brother, "I want to lay aside every sin. I've got a temper, Brother Branham. Oh, I couldn't go in That like that. Pray God take it away from me. I--I, Brother Branham, I--I drink a little bit. I don't want to do that. Pray that I'll lay it aside. I smoke. I don't want to do that. God knows I don't want to do that. The thing's just got me bound down so, I--I just do it, I just can't get away from them. I know it's wrong, and I shouldn't do it. I won't. Another thing, I've been doubting the Word. I've just been wondering if It really was right. Help me, God. Let me--let me just remember all of It's right, and I believe It. I want to listen to the countdown. I want to a place where every time I see the Word of God say anything, I want to punctuate it with an 'amen' and say 'It's You, Lord.'" Now, all... God bless you, God bless you, every one of you.

L-123 Is there some here now that's sick, and say, "Brother Branham, this morning I am a Christian, but I'm... I've been... I got the Holy Spirit. I've stepped off the plane now; I'm ready for the countdown. I've come out all kinds of denominations and everything else, listening to the countdown. But now, I want to say this one thing, Brother Branham, this morning; I'm sick. I got some work to do for the Lord yet. I'm listening to the countdown, but I want to--I want to be well. I'm stepping over on it this morning, listening to the countdown." What's the countdown? The Word of God. It's counted right down. He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. "I want to hear Him as my Healer this morning. I want to raise up my hand and say, 'Pray for me, Brother Branham.'" God bless you. Step right in now. Step right in. The altar is full, and around over here, piled up in the floor. We couldn't run a prayer line. They're standing around the walls and everything. We just have a conglomeration. You don't have to do that. You're in the--you're in the... You're an astronaut.

L-124 You are an astronaut. You're going beyond Luther. Luther don't believe in it all. Wesley laid on hands. The Pentecostal anoint in oil. You're an astronaut, gone beyond anything reasoning. Just because the Word said so, I'm going on. Well, you say, "Didn't Luther believe? Wasn't that the Word?" Yeah, but Wesley went on above him. "Well, Wesley anointed with oil or something another, don't you believe that?" Yes, that's right. "The Pentecostal casts out devils." Yeah. "Laid their hands on them, had healing in hands and everything else." Yeah, I know that's right, but go on. Go on. Wesley don't look back to Luther, Pentecost don't look back to Wesley. Neither do we look back to Pentecost. We're astronauts. We're beyond that. Let's go on. Christ said so.
How do you do it? "Come lay Your hands on my daughter and she'll be made well," said the Jew. Jesus went and did it for him. That's right. But when it come to the Roman, the astronaut, he said, "I'm not worthy that You come under my roof. Just say the Word, Lord." And He's already said it. That's it.


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