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129 It’s up to you, you remember. You are the one. Are you a sinner? Are you a backslider? Are you cold and away from Christ? Do you want to be raised anew with Him now, start life anew? How about you, husband and wife that’s been at—been at outs for a long time, fussing in your home? Won’t you come and straighten that thing up with God and each other now? Make Easter really an Easter for you, start a new home.

130 What about you that’s never been, has never had prayer in your home, you just go home from church and try to live the best you can, never bring the family together and pray? That’s why we got juvenile delinquency and the things we got. That’s why the American homes are broke up. Won’t you come, start anew tonight? Will you do it? You’re invited. Remember, I’m your minister now; I’ll be a witness on that day.

While we have our heads bowed, then, now for prayer.

131 Our Blessed Heavenly Father, tonight we bring to Thee this audience, in the most solemn sacred solemnity that we know how. We humbly approach Thy Throne. And after the Message tonight, that, that great entombment, He never layed silent, His soul went right on into the regions and finished the work of God, that He was ordained to do. And tomorrow morning, we find where He went through the realms above, conquering everything, in His resurrection. But He come out on Easter morning for our justification. And we find that He sent the Holy Spirit back, to convict men of sin.

132 And we pray tonight, Lord, that those who raised their hands may be remembered before Thee. May their decision be from their heart tonight, that they have received You, and believe You, and may they be sealed away by the Seal of promise tonight, the Holy Spirit. Grant it, Father. For, we commit them unto Thee, with this Message tonight. May It bless those who heard It, those, Lord, who will take It with them to their home, and sink It deep in their hearts. May they live on the Word of God. Grant it, Father, for we ask it in Christ’s Name. Amen.

The Entombment - 57-0420 - William Branham