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See how we can rest upon His Word then? No matter how hard the storm blows, what’s contrary to It, rest solemnly upon the Word. God said It, Who has seen the other side of the storm. See? So, if you’re sick, just anchor your soul in the Haven of Rest. If you’re perplexed and distressed, remember, He said, “I’ll be with you always, even to the end of the world.” And He’s…He said, “All things work together for good to them that love the Lord,” so just stay right there. 72 One man wrote, a poet wrote, “My anchor holds within the veil.” What is a veil? It’s something that shuts off here from There. And the anchor is on the inside of the veil. You don’t see how it’s going to be, but you know that there’s something that’s got a hold of you, that’s got a hold up There. 73 And when the sea is blowing and stormy, did you ever…I guess maybe some of you has never been privileged to see a ship anchored. Oh, my! I’ve rode them when they throw out a sea anchor like that, until the little craft couldn’t even go over the top the—the wave. It would go through the wave. But as long as the anchor held, that’s all that makes any difference. 74 Whether we go over it, under it, around it, or through it, doesn’t matter; the anchor holds. That’s the way when storms of life begin to shake us. We may have to go through, we may have to go over, under, around, but just let the anchor hold within the veil, to the unseen. We don’t know just exactly where it’s at, but it’s a holding. 75 Just like the little boy, you know, that had the kite. You’ve heard the old proverb, the story. Said, “How do you know you got a kite on the end of there?” Said, “I can still feel it tugging.” 76 So, that’s it. If we can feel it still tugging, God dealing with our hearts, then we know our anchor still holds. 77 I believe it was Benjamin Franklin who caught the lightning in the bottle, who harnessed lightning, electricity. Something within him called, and said, “There is power in that. That power could be harnessed.” And if it’s that powerful, to shoot the streets and to burst the timbers, split open the ground, what could it do if it was once harnessed? It’ll light, and flash, and hit the whole earth. And Benjamin Franklin, I believe, fishing on his kite, with a key tied on the end of the tail of it, and a bottle down at the bottom. And when he got it, he didn’t know what he had, but he begin to scream, “I got it! I got it!” He didn’t know what it was; he didn’t know what he was going to do with it; but he knowed he had something. And that’s the way with every man, that’s:
Hopes are built on nothing less

Than Jesus’ Blood with righteousness;

And all around my soul gives way,

Then He’s all my hope and stay.

On Christ, the solid Rock, I stand;

All other grounds is sinking sands.

78 Once born again, the Holy Spirit takes Its place into the heart. Some young people may not, or young, or may be illiterate, no matter how it is; there’s no one can explain it, so don’t feel bad because you’re illiterate. You couldn’t explain it. There’s never been a man yet could explain it, no matter how smart or how intelligent. It’s God’s Own secret. But when that Word takes Life in your heart, and you see It, you scream, “I got It!” You don’t know what you’re going to do with It; you don’t know what It’s going to do with you; but you know something has happened, and you got It.
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Rev. William Marrion Branham