<TITLE>23. Par 86-88</TITLE>L-86 With your heads bowed, I wonder if the sinner here tonight, that raised his hand (those three or four, ever what it was) would walk here to this altar, and stand here first, and say, "I want to accept Christ as my personal Saviour." While we sing a hymn, if you will, the brother will come forward here. I wonder if the sinner would walk right down here.
If He will hear my prayer to open the eyes of the blind, to raise the dead up from the grave through visions, to heal men like Congressman Upshaw, King George of England, and Gustav of Sweden, and many of the others. If Florence Nightingale, her grandmother the founder of the Red Cross, laying there with cancer, eat to a--a little windle, and there she is perfectly normal and well today... If God will hear my prayers for such as that, along with the tens of thousands of others, won't He hear for your lost soul? Certainly, He will. You're invited now, in the Name of the Lord Jesus, to come. While we sing this hymn.
[Brother announces the hymn, "There Is A Fountain Filled With Blood."--Ed.] What a marvelous song and what a time for it.
 There is a fountain filled with blood,
 Drawn from Immanuel's veins,
 When sinners plunge beneath the flood,
 Lose all their guilty stains.
 The dying thief rejoiced to see
 That fountain in his day;
 There may I, though vile as he,
 Wash all my sins away.
Won't you come to the Fountain that's prepared for you? While we sing. All right.
 ... is a fountain filled with blood,
 Drawn from Immanuel's veins,
 When sinners plunge beneath the flood,
 Lose all their guilty stains.
 Lose all their guilty stain,
 Lose all their guilty stains;
 And there... plunged beneath that flood,
 Lose...

L-87 My sinner friend, why do you wait? Why don't you come now? Life. Remember, you and I, just as certain as we're standing here tonight, will meet yonder in the Presence of Jesus Christ some of these days. And this recording tonight, will be showed on the screen of time. And you setting where you are tonight, and me standing where I am, trying to stand between the dead and the living, I am inviting you to Jesus Christ. Will you come?
Once more. Remember, that I won't be responsible, but you know you're a sinner and outside of God and outside of Christ, without hope, in the world, dying. What if God called your soul tonight, friend? What would you give in exchange for it? While we sing one more verse, won't you come, sinner man?
 ... dying thief rejoiced to see
 ... fountain in his day;
 And there may I, though vile... (Won't you come?)
 Wash all... (Won't you come accept Him? While there's... a little...?... come.)
 Wash all my sins away;
 And there may I, though vile as he,
 Wash all my sins away.

L-88 All right. I trust that God will grant to you, my friend, maybe not the courage to come. I am not a persuader. See? The only thing that I can do... If the Holy Spirit can't get you to move, my efforts are too poor to do it. See? When the Father has struck at your heart. And no man...
Just think, what if God wouldn't call. There is people in this world, that'll never be--never receive the call, that'll never come. Many... Said Jude, "These man of old was foreordained to this condemnation." And to think, that God in His goodness tonight... Jesus said, "No man can come to Me except My Father draws him first. And all that comes will receive Everlasting Life." And God is good enough to knock at your heart tonight. And would you be foul enough to refuse Him?
Say, "I don't want You, go away." It's a dangerous thing. See?


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