<TITLE>22. Par 76-79</TITLE>L-76 And I wonder if there's anybody here tonight, not with some pathetic story to cry and go on... Listen. There'll be more people deceived on that than anything I know of. I'm not going to heaven because my mother went there. I'm going because Jesus Christ died that I could go there. I want to see my mother, sure. But I've got to come to Christ, not because my mother went, but because I come as a sinner, and confessed my sin, and accept God's provided way. That's right. Now...
Are you tonight saying, "I am a sinner, preacher, and I want you to remember me in prayer. I raise up my hand to you to ask that you'll remember me in prayer as a sinner." Will you put your hands up, anywhere in the audience. God bless you all around. My, my, my. Way up in the ring around the balcony, is anywhere up in there? Yes, I see your hands. All the way around, God sees them too. Certainly He does.

L-77 Immediately after service, I want you to come down here and make a confession, give your heart to Christ, and serve the Lord with all your heart.
Heavenly Father, as the night is growing on, little sick children setting around. I pray, dear God, that Your mercies will be shed abroad in our hearts just now. May this little text of "What Is That In Your Hand?" [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... to Moses, nothing but a dry stick, to David, nothing but two little strings with a piece of leather in it, a slingshot, to Samson, nothing but a dry bone of a mule's jaw... Oh, God. Shamgar, not even--nothing but a ox goad in his hand, a stick with a little piece of brass on the end of it, and he slew six hundred Philistines. Not a warrior, not a fighter, but a man in the covenant.

L-78 O heavenly Father, won't You tonight, Lord, take each one into Your hand. Grant it, Lord, and open faith to their heart, and may Thy Holy Spirit do the exceedingly abundantly tonight, Lord, as they're waiting. Last night, so happy to see You make the blind to see, and the deaf to hear, and the sinners to come to Thee. And O God, all these great things that You did, the paralyzed untwist and come out of them chairs, and walk around in the Name of Lord. O Lord God, You're great. And we thank Thee for it, and we pray that You'll save everyone tonight who put up their hands. May they never be lost, but may this be the night that they'll receive You. Literally a hundred or two put up their hands, and I pray that You'll save everyone for Jesus' sake. For it's in His Name we ask it. Amen.

L-79 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... He sent a million Bibles down to these Jews. They just come in from down in Iran there, Iran, Iraq, and...?... and down in the countries there. You read it--read in them magazines how the--brought in millions of Jews. We had time to go in the prophetic thing... And those Jews coming back, I've got a picture of them coming in there, where they took it, coming off the ships, coming off the plane, packing their lame, and their halt, and their blind.
So we walked up to them. The man had taken this picture. Brother Arganbright and them (which is due here in the meeting), he'd asked them, he said, "What are you all coming back for?"
"It's the homeland."
Said, "So that you can have a place of your own, to die in the homeland."
They said, "No. We're coming back to see the Messiah."
Oh, you prophecy teachers. If you only knew what that was. When this Gospel ever turns from the Gentile to the Jew, the Gentile is finished. It's the end time.


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