<TITLE>29. Par 107-110</TITLE>L-107 If you believe the message I've told you today, that we're at the end time, and men without God will be cut off without any remedy at all (And that may be in the next hour for you.), and then you mean to tell me, that you won't raise your hand, say, "God, be merciful to me."? God bless you, lady.
You bringing your little baby for prayer? Now, God bless you. May He grant it to you. Someone else?
Now, just think it over. Just think. What if this is your last day? It may not be. I hope it's not. I hope you live to see Jesus come. I hope that's many, many years from now, but I don't know. There's one thing I do know. You're going, and you know you're going. And if you're not positive that you're right, will you just raise your hand to God?
All right. God bless you, and God bless you, sister. Two more people raised their hands.

L-108  There is a fountain filled with blood,
 Drawn from Emmanuel's veins,
 Where sinners plunged beneath the flood,
Now remember, what did they do? Lose all their guilty stains, every bit of it, all gone. You believe that you'll lose it right now? If you'll believe it with all your heart, and all your guilty stains will be wash... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
 What can wash away my sins?
 Nothing but the blood of Jesus. What can make me whole again?
 Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
Every man that ever amounted to anything believed that. Just let's think of what Christ means to...?... What does Christ mean? If we call all the prophets together, what did it mean to them? What did they answer? What would it mean to the--the Roman centurion who put his hand over his heart and said, "Truly, that's the Son of God"?
What would it mean to Judas Iscariot? What would to mean to Caiaphas? What would it mean today to the poets of the world? What would you think it would be when this guy that wrote these old vulgar songs, that the little ladies and little boys and girls of our school are singing, these dirty old popular songs today, sending their little souls into mires of hell? What do you think it would mean to them if Jesus come? What do you think of all these here vulgar dirty pictures and things, what do you think it would mean today if they come?

L-109 What did Christ mean to Eddie Perronet, when he was persecuted for righteousness sake? When one day they--they wouldn't receive his letters; they wouldn't receive his poetry; they wouldn't receive them. They wouldn't even take his songs. And one day standing there he was crying, and he picked up his pen, and the Holy Ghost took a hold of him, and he wrote,
 All hail the power of Jesus name!
 Let Angel prostrate fall;
 Bring forth the royal diadem,
 And crown Him Lord of all."
He wrote the inauguration song of the second coming of the Lord Jesus. We could ask him, "What does it mean?" We could...?... one of these days, our...
 On Christ, the solid Rock, I will stand;
 All other grounds is sinking sand,
 All other grounds is sinking sand.

L-110 What could I say to today to old blind Fanny Crosby? "What would He mean to you, blind Fanny Crosby? You never seen daylight in your life. What does He mean to you?"
She said:
 Pass me not, O gentle Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.
 Thou the stream of all my comfort,
 More than life to me,
 Whom have I on earth beside Thee?
 Whom in heaven but Thee?
Another wrote:
 Living, He loved me; dying, He saved me;
 Buried, He carried my sins far away.
 Rising, He justified freely forever.
 Someday He's coming--oh, glorious day."
Can you join in your hearts those melodies of God? May God bless you.


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