<TITLE>24. Par 59-61</TITLE>L-59 Oh, merciful God, send Your grace to these tonight. There's many setting here that we'll never see again after tonight: Audience of this many people, thousands gathered in here, some of them old and just about ready to cross the line. Then, Lord God, I know, according to nature, there's many here that'll never see me no more. And I'll never see them no more until we meet at the seat of Christ.
O God, I want to leave this testimony, that I've told the truth. And I give them an invitation to come to Thee. And, Father, every one, save them. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.
Oh, my. After an old fashion altar call like that, it just makes you feel like you're just all clean, scoured out, doesn't it? How wonderful. How marvelous. What a time to remember from the revival to come to remember this type of meeting that you got saved, when there was one of these meetings going on: an old fashion, Holy Ghost, God sent meeting, where people are being saved. May He bless every one of you.
Now, when the healing service is over, won't you come up when the ministers makes the call here? Come up here, stand and pray just a little while, friends.
As I said in prayer a few minutes ago, this is our last time meeting, many of you. I'll never see you no more now. I won't see many of you no more until we meet at the feet of Jesus. And I've got to give an account for what's went on here this week for the Gospel that I've preached. When you see standing there, by the grace of God, I still believe the same old story that I started off with. Jesus saves from sin and heals the sick. Amen.

L-60 Oh, it's my life. It's--it's me; it's all I am, all I could be, all I can think of.
Here not long ago, my little boy... We went down into a little place; we was over at Wood River, Illinois, just before we went overseas to India, where we had our largest congregation of five hundred thousand people. But then, when we was at Wood River, the place was packed full of people, and we went down in a little place. And after service, he said, "Now, daddy, you got to eat a little bit tonight, 'cause you're getting weak." And I went into a place to eat, and there some school kiddies in there. You know, how they are; they was playing them little old, what you call it, nickelodeons, or ever what's little... I can't hardly eat in a restaurant where them things are at, squeaky and carrying on.
And he said... But kids, you know, they drop some kind of a--a coin in there, and they was playing some kind of little song. And I was setting there. And Billy said, "Daddy, ain't that a pretty song?"
I said, "What song?" I didn't even know it was playing.
And he said, "You know, daddy," said, "you just read so much, and pray so much, till everything you can think of is Jesus Christ." I said, "Thank you, son; that's the best compliment I've ever had." Yes, sir. That's right. I said, "That's right. That's all I want on my heart, on my heart, in my mind all day long and night, mediate upon His precepts and on His love."

L-61 Now, just before we start praying for the sick, I do not say that Jesus will do this tonight. I can't say, because I do not know. But I want to say to this mixed audience tonight, if Jesus Christ the Son of God rose from the dead, the Bible said, that the--that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. That's the Scripture. If He is the same, He's got to prove that to be the same. If He manifested Hisself to the people in the days yesterday, He's got to manifest Hisself in the people today. And He promised it in His Bi--in His Word. The only thing, you're just afraid to step out and take God at His Word, that's all. Don't you be afraid. You stand right there, no matter how dark it looks; you see if Jesus don't come to. I've never seen Him fail. He will do it. But you've got to stay right there. You've got to... You ain't got just hope so; you've got to really take His Word for it and believe it with all your heart.


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