<TITLE>10. Par 96-105</TITLE>L-96 And doing this here shindig, you know, twist, breaking their legs, and everything. I said, "It's insanity." And I said, "The real Christian, if that's in their heart, and they claim to be a Christian, their--their fruits show what they are." It shows an emptiness, for any man or woman to try to satisfy themselves upon stuff of the--of the world, the carrion of the world; trying to satisfy themselves, when Zion is full of beauty and power. Satisfy, to let off the pressure, why would you change Angel food for garlics of Egypt, like Israel wanted? Oh, there's a place to let off the pressure! Come into it, and you'd be safe when you come in there. What a wonderful thing it is to know it! All right. No complaining.

L-97   This young man said to me, he said, "Look, Mr. Branham." Said, "You're a man, fifty years old." Said, "You don't admire beauty in the women as you see them walk." I said... Said, "If you was my age..." He was about twenty-five. He said, "If you was my age, you would see different."

L-98 I said, "Mister, I was preaching this same Gospel, years younger than you are now. I just found something that satisfied, something that's real, something, that everything else is blind."

L-99   I'm inside of a Tower. I don't have no desires to even look out. "He that puts his hands to the plow, and even turns to look back, is not worthy of the plowing." What a place to come! Yes. Outside you die; inside you're safe. Just come in and let off the pressure. That's the thing to do. And Christ is our Tower, yes, God's provided place of safety. Joshua built those houses and those cities of refuge, and God built us a city of refuge, that's in His Son, Christ Jesus. "The Name of the Lord is the mighty Tower. The righteous run into it and are safe."
Now you say, "What if you get sick in there?"

L-100 He bore our sickness, in this Tower that we're in. He bore our sickness, in His body. We have...

L-101 "Well," you say, "what if you get weary when you're in there, all cares and things?"

L-102 Cast your cares upon Him. It's wrote on every wall, all the way around, every door. "Cast your cares upon Him, because He cares for you."

L-103 Trust in His promised Word. His Words are written on our heart. Our hearts are the tables of His Word, like Martha and Mary, and all along. See?

L-104   Even death itself doesn't worry you in here, when you're in the Lord. Why? He rose from the dead. We don't have no worry about that. Death comes, like the little sister we was speaking about there. If it's time to go, let's go. That's right. What do you do? "Change this old vile carcass that we got, for an immortal body made like unto His own glorious body." Who wouldn't change this pesthouse for something like that? Tell me somebody that wouldn't. An older person, a younger person, no matter if you're only fifteen years old, or twelve, or whatever it is, death lays at your door. You don't know what time. That human heart that beats like this, has got to stop, someday. And it might stop when you're ten years old, twelve years old. It does, by the thousands, every day. But in here, in the... This body that we're going to exchange it for, the blood don't pulsate it. The Holy Spirit does. And it can't die. It's immortal, Eternal, and it can't die. What a promise! Yes, even death, holds.

L-105   Look at Israel. Now, there was coming a death shower across Egypt, and God made a provision. He made a refuge for them. And He said, "Take a lamb and slay it, and put the blood on the lintel post and on the door. And when I see the blood, I'll pass over you." Egypt laughed at it, but it was a God-provided way from death. And now, when those great dark wings of death swept down through the--the city, and city after city, over all Egypt, and that death started moving into every house, and screams coming up; I can see Israel, just as relaxed, let off the pressure.


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