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Those Who He Has Called, He Has Justified - Rev. William Marrion Branham

161 Now, “Those who He has called, He has justified.” He called them before the foundation of the world. “Those who He called, He has justified. And those who He has justified, He hath already glorified.” The same God, that before the foundation of the world, called your name and wrote it on the Lamb’s Book of Life; in the Book, from the foundation of the world, has already made a place in Glory for you. “And when this earthly tabernacle be dissolved, we have one already waiting for us there in Glory…?…” There you are. That’s the Gospel. 162 What are we worried about? Why do we go along looking like this, “Well, I just wonder”? 163 Lift up your heads! The Bible said, “Lift up the feeble knees. And let the hands raise up, that once hung down. Let him that’s weak, say, ‘I’m strong.’” Amen. 164 For, the Gospel is delivered. It’s good News. And, this morning, the Holy Spirit, through the Word, is bringing you the good News, that, “From before the foundation of the world God wrote your name in the Lamb’s Book of Life.” All the devils out of hell can’t erase it out of there. God’s Word has done spoke it. Just as sure to happen, as God wrote it in there before the foundation of the world! Amen. How glorious our Heavenly Father is, in His infinite love and His mercy, to do that for us! 165 Said, “Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Heavenly Father is perfect.” How can you be? When, it’s not my perfection, it’s not your perfection. It’s His perfection, of His Word; that He chose you, and you never chose Him. And He brought you into Christ. And you are secured with Jesus Christ, and just as perfect as Christ was before God. For, you’re not standing with your own. You’re standing in Him, with one thing, “I believe God.” Amen. Oh, I love Him! Oh, my! 166 On the other side of Eden, amen, what a wonderful time it’ll be someday, when you look back down and say, “Why did I fear? Look at the joy I missed.” 167 Young man, young woman, this morning, or you old man or woman, who never been a Christian. God continually knocked at your heart. [Brother Branham knocked on the pulpit—Ed.] Oh, yes, you might come in at the end of the road, but you’ll have no joy. There’ll be no stars around you to shine. I don’t want to stand like that. 168 I want to hear Him say, “It was well done, My good and faithful servant.” I want to show Him my appreciation. 169 My poor, little, old gray-headed wife, how would I love to do something for her, that I know she likes, because I love her, and I know she loves me. And if I’d do that for my wife, in the human love, what ought I to do, to know that God, by grace, before the foundation of the world, seen me; a poor, little sinner staggering, and was going to hell and couldn’t help it? And He foreordained me, and put my name in the Lamb’s Book of Life before the foundation of the world. Oh, I love Him! There’s no way at all, of ever telling…?…No wonder the Bible said, “Eye has not seen, ear has not heard, neither has it entered into the hearts of man.” Oh, my! How glorious God is! Don’t you want to trust Him, if you are weary and tossed about? 170 Shame on you Christians, that call yourselves Christians, and go around with a weary. “Well, I don’t know. And if I go to church, the…” Oh, you’re a poor excuse. 171 Let me tell you. Lift up your heads. Straighten up your chest. Oh, my! Oh, use faith. Faith is the boss. That’s right. Faith has hairs on its chest. Brother, I mean, it’s got big muscles. When it speaks, all the worries drop from one side to the other. 172 The devil say, “Now, you just can’t make it. You can’t do this. You’re ashamed to testify.” 173 Faith raise up, say, “Shut up! I got the floor.” Amen. Sure. Faith takes the initiative. That’s what we need today for every pilgrim in the land. Straighten up your head. 174 The Bible said, “When I was…” David said, “When I was afraid, I walked with…I trusted Him. When I was afraid, then I trusted Him. Whenever I come to even the fear of death, the shadows…” 175 When Paul came down, he said, “Death, where is your sting? Grave, where is your victory?” Brother… Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, With partings, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. 176 Someday, sitting yonder on the celestial hills of Glory, where the sun will never go down in that City, where the saints are already shouting, those old heroes of the Faith, looking back down in those places yonder, and seeing our path, made of Glory. I want to sit with them, and see that I’ve put my head up in the air and trusted God, and walked on, in the time of storm. Oh, my!     56-0603 - The Lamb's Book Of Life     Rev. William Marrion Branham