<TITLE>16. Par 155-162</TITLE>L-155 O Lord, may that great Rock ever lay at this altar, where the little wayward eaglets, around over the city, can come in and be introduced to a place, to beat the crust of the world from them, that they can enjoy this fellowship, by letting off the pressure, in this day of atomic age when the world is scared. Each nation is shaking. The skies are trembling. All nature is crying out. The world itself is trembling because it could be blowed to bits. But we have a Kingdom that cannot be moved. We have a City of refuge. We have a Goshen, where the sun will never go down. Grant it, Lord. Let us come to this Rock now.

L-156   As a little rabbit, the story of he, the hounds was right behind him. He could feel their hot breath upon his feet. Just a little while, another jump or two, and the hound was going to get the little fellow. He would be gobbled up, just in a moment. But after a bit he saw a hole in a rock. And he thought, "If I could only get to that rock, then I'm safe." Just as the dog made the last jump at him, he felt his hot breath on his heels, but he run under the rock. Then he could set down and let off the pressure. The hound could not scratch through that rock.

L-157 Lord Jesus, I pray to Thee this morning, Lord, that if some of these little creatures of Yours, that's wandered away from that safety zone; they can feel the--the breath of the hounds of hell, young women, young men, galloping right behind them, seeing their life breaking away to the other side. May they hurry this morning to this cleft in the Rock. There is one. The righteous run into it, and are safe. Grant it, Father, through Jesus, Thy Son.

L-158   While we have our heads bowed, and your hearts bowed, too, would you, if you're not in that Rock this morning, would you raise your hand to God? And say, "God, let me come into that safety zone now, that where I can just let off the pressure. I've been a little weary. I begin to see myself drift. I felt myself get away. I haven't got the experience that I used to have. Get me back to the Rock right quick, Lord." Would you just raise your hand, say, "Pray for me, Brother Branham"? God bless you. That's good, all around everywhere. Ah, that's good. God bless you.

L-159 "Take me back to the Rock, Lord. Take me back. I'm drifting. Oh, don't let me drift away from it. Let me... If I'm going to eat, let me eat around the cleft. Let me stay close where the Manna is falling. I don't have to wander out. The Manna is laid right at the door."

L-160   Heavenly Father, Thou didst see this group of hands. I pray that You'll give to them their desire. May all the crust that's begin to blind them now, Lord, as their hearts are beating, and their spiritual heart is beating, break away all doubt, all unbelief, all confusion, all nervousness, and--and wondering what's this or that, all worries. May just now they sweetly find that the crust is being broken, as they hammer their prayer against the Rock. May Christ bring them up high now and set them upon a pinnacle. And they can flop their little spiritual wings, say, "I'm free. I'm free." Grant it, Father, in Jesus' Name.

L-161   And now is there those here this morning who are in that refuge, and you're sick, and you don't know just what's going to be the outcome, and you want to get anchored in something that will give you security, that will heal your body, and want to be remembered in prayer?

L-162 Just remember, just a word of prayer; that's all. Drive down a little post there where you're setting, and saying, "This day, this day, the prayer of faith was prayed for me. And every time that I enter this church, I'll remember where I was setting this morning. There the prayer of faith was prayed by the whole congregation, for me. I'm going to be well now. This is it. I'm settling it." Now, raise up your hand, saying, "I'm driving down my post, right now." God bless you.


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