<TITLE>16. Par 63-67</TITLE>L-63 Father, I pray that You'll take every one into Your Divine protection and Your love. And I pray, Father, that this very night that their souls may be saved, and their names written on the Lamb's Book of Life in glory, that at that great day, when the roll is called, "Present." Praise God. I'd like to be standing, Father, to think that it was the Phoenix meeting. And that we toiled a little hard and made a few efforts, and oh, it's worth so much then. You said, "He that comes, I'll no wise cast him out."
Take them just now into Thy care. And may You bring them into the Tabernacle now, with these people seeking the Holy Spirit. Through the Blood yonder, Lord, by faith we come to the body of Jesus. Nothing in our arms we bring, just simply through the cross. We come to Christ now to be filled with the Spirit. God, grant that this very night, before leaving this building, that every believer will be filled with the Holy Spirit, as we come through the body of Christ. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.
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L-64 "... preaches different, he don't teach according to our ways of believing. He won't join our circles. For his mind--he's a mind reader; he's a devil; he--it's mental telepathy; it's this."
And the devil said, "We know who you are, the Son of the most high God." There you are.
But the common people heard Him gladly. And as many as came to Him, to them gave He the power to become sons and daughters of God, in glory, tonight, anchored away until the day of redemp--the day of complete redemption, the body being raised again. Oh, I want to see them, don't you? But the most of all, I want to see Jesus. I want to see my dad. I want to see my mother. I want to see my wife, my family, and, oh, I want to see my loved ones. But first I want to see Him.

L-65 Not long ago down in the south, an old colored man that got converted at a little old prayer meeting. He come out the next morning telling the--all of them, "Christ made me free. Christ made me free." So the master, the boss come by and said, "What's this I hear you say, Sambo? You're free?" Said, "You come over to my office."
He said, "Yes, sir." He went over to his office.
And he said, "Sambo, did I hear you say you was free?"
He said, "Yes, master." Said, "Jesus Christ, last night, made me free from the law of sin and death." Said, "I'm free today. If I die, I go to heaven."
He said, "Sambo, if Christ has made you free from the law of sin and death, I'll go down and sign the proclamation this morning. You're free from me to preach the Gospel."

L-66 Well, the old fellow preached many years. When he come to his death bed, many of his white brethren come around to watch him in his last hour. He went into a coma, was in there for quite a while. Directly, he woke up, looked around, batted his eyes, and smile on his old, dark face. Some of his white brothers said, "What's the matter, Sambo?"
Said, "I just crossed over." He said, "I was standing just inside the door." Said, "Someone came up to me, and said, 'Sambo, come around now, and get your robe and your crown.' Said, 'You worked so hard.'"
He said, "Don't talk to me about robe and crown."
But said, "What do you want for a reward?"
Said, "Just let me look at Him for a thousand years."
I think that's about our general feeling. Don't you think so? Just let me look at Him. That's all. Oh, I want to see Him. Just look at Him will be enough.

L-67 Father, grant that each one here tonight will see Thee, with the Blood upon them as a token of their acceptance of Thee. And these sinners tonight, many that raised their hands, apply the Blood that they can stand just inside the door. May I be able to stand with them, Lord, and grasp their hands while we look at Him in Jesus' Name. Amen. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]


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