<TITLE>16. Par 56-58</TITLE>L-56 He looked as He gazed down, no more tears in His eyes; He's glorified this morning. His feet looked like pillars of brass; no more spikes will ever be drove into them. Never a bloody lock, but it was as white as the snow. He's glorified. He lives forever more. He's a mighty Conqueror. His dominion is from everlasting to everlasting; His delegates are those who love Him and are willing to die for Him. He's raised from the dead this morning and living among us. Do you believe this? Shall we pray.
[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... Pianist, if you will go to the piano.
Down from His glory, the ever living story,
My God and Saviour came, and Jesus was His Name.
Borned in a manger, to His own a stranger,
A man of sorrow, tears and agony.
O how I love Him! How I adore Him!
My life, my sunshine, my all in all!
The great Creator became my Saviour,
And all God's fullness dwelleth in Him.
Our heavenly Father, when holy times shall fade and fall, when men's kingdoms and shall diminish and be no more, when all...
If all the sea with ink and every stalk on earth a quill,
And all the men a scribe by trade,
To write the love of God above
Would drain the ocean dry;
Or could the scroll contain the whole,
Though stretched from sky to sky.

L-57 Today we're a happy bunch of believers, Father. We are Your servants. We're so happy to know. Yet poor, yet here in a little humble church, You just come in here the same as You did with Cleopas and them on their road to Emmaus. The place cannot be too humble, too little for You to come, and yet You fill all space and time.
And I wonder today, Heavenly Father, after them hearing You have raised from the dead, and knowing that in a few moments a challenge will be made... I pray, heavenly Father, that if there be men and women in here today, boys or girls, who has never received You as personal Saviour, that this they will do now, saying, "Lord, I now forsake all my earthly pride. I turn aside everything and give to Thee myself. I have nothing to give but myself, but if You can use me, O God, here I am. And use me, and from this day henceforth may the Holy Spirit lead me, and guide me, and make me a Christian." O God, may that be the prayer of many people here today.

L-58 And while we have our heads bowed and our eyes closed, I wonder if there's someone inside or out, would raise your hand to Christ and say, "By this uplifted hand, I now believe the Lord Jesus Christ, and now I accept Him as my personal Saviour. And today, from this day henceforth, I'll serve Him with all my heart because He's risen from the dead and I believe." Would you raise your hand, anywhere on the inside? God bless you. God bless you, and you, sister, you, you, you. That's wonderful. God bless you.
Making your decisions, the Holy Spirit's there. He's the One Who does the work of God. Someone way back in the hall, on the outside, raise your hand high. God bless you. See you way back. The Lord be with you, my brother. God bless you, my sister. Someone else? God bless you, my sister, way back in the hall. I see you out towards the outside. Some... God sees you; if even if I don't He sees you.
Jesus, that lovely One, that Fairest of ten thousands, He that come down from heaven made sin, died, rose again, ascended up, and setting at the Majesty of God now glorified.


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