<TITLE>41. Par 514-521</TITLE>L-514 Now, grant it, Lord, that we'll not be considered among them, but will be in the call to the Wedding Supper. For, we do recognize Jesus among us today. We're going in with Him; out of the world, into Him. Let us walk forth in that City, come out with Him.

L-515   I'm getting old, Lord. I ain't got many more sermons to preach. But I'm certainly trusting You. I'm looking for that City, like my father Abraham did. There is Something in me tells it's coming. I'm trying everywhere, Lord, to spread the Light and call them. Let not one of these, Lord...

L-516 How beautifully, a while ago, You revealed that to me. From the circumference of about fifteen hundred miles, just one here and there, are set together today, that gathered to one little spot, waiting for that City to appear. We profess that we're pilgrims and strangers. We're outcasts. The heathen, the world, laughs and makes fun; the religious denominations ridicule; but we are not moved by such things. Make us part of the Word, Lord, unmovable. "It shall come to pass in the last days." May it be us, Lord, may we be a considered among them. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-517 You believe it? [Congregation says, "Amen."] Let's raise our hands like this.
I'm bound for that beautiful City
My Lord has prepared for His Own;
Where all the Redeemed of all ages
Will sing "Glory!" around the White Throne.
Sometimes I grow homesick for Heaven,
And glories I There shall behold;
Oh, what a joy that will be when my Saviour I see,
In that beautiful City of gold!

L-518   Now, if we're to dwell in that City together, just shake hands with somebody, say, "God bless you, pilgrim. Where you from? Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi? I'm a pilgrim, too. I'm looking for that City."

L-519 I'm looking for that City, Brother Neville. I'm getting way over there in the...?... Amen. Brother Capps, I'm looking for that City, yet, tonight. [Brother Branham begins to hum No Disappointment--Ed.]
And its glories I There shall behold;
What a joy that will be when my Saviour I see,
In that beautiful City of gold!
Oh, the bear will be gentle, and the wolf will be tame;
And the lion shall lay down by the lamb, oh, yeah;
And the beast from... will be led by a child;
And I'll be changed, changed from this creature that I am, oh, yeah.
Oh, there will be peace in the valley for me some day;
Oh, there will be peace in the valley for me. (Right! Yeah!)
There'll be no more sorrow, no more sadness, no more trouble I'll see;
And there will be peace in the valley for me.

L-520   Our invisible King, this morning, will be made manifest. And I won't look upon Bill Dauch at ninety years old. You won't look upon me as fifty. But I'll be changed, that Day.
And when the beast from the wild, will be led by a child;
But I'll be changed, changed from this creature that I am.

L-521   Won't you be glad? Gray hairs will be gone; the stooped shoulders. But beauty, immortal, will stand in His likeness, the sun to outshine. Oh, wonderful!
... for me, O Lord, I pray;
There'll be no sadness, no more sorrow, no more trouble I'll see;
And there will be peace in the valley for me.


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