<TITLE>23. Par 85-88</TITLE>L-85 The eternal ages, as they roll on, the redeeming Lamb of Christ will still be known amongst His people, while the--the oceans has wept theirself into deserts, and when sin is heaped, so high till it shook the moon out of its socket; the love of God will still endure. And the Christ that lives tonight will be the same Jesus then as He sets on His throne in...?... of glory. All eternity He will still be the same. Oh, I want to see Him; I love Him.

L-86 Not long ago down in the Southland, an old colored man got saved one night at an old hymn singing. He went telling the slaves the next day; he said, "Brethren, Christ has made me free."
So the owner come by, and he said, "Mose, what's this you're saying?"
He said, "Boss," said, "that's true; I'm free."
Said, "Who told you you was free?"
He said, "Christ made me free, boss."
He said, "Mose, you come on up to my office; I want to see you a little bit." Walked up there and set down. Said, "Now, quote that again, Mose."
He said, "I was out last night to a prayer meeting." Said, "I was singing hymns. And I was a sinner, boss." Said, "Christ has made me free from the law of sin and death."
Said, "Do you mean it, Mose?"
He said, "Yes, boss."
Said, "I'll go down and sign the proclamation this morning, and I'll set you free from slavery, that you can preach to your brethren then."
Said, "Thank you, boss."

L-87 Years passed. He preached. When he come to die, many of his white brethren had gathered in, watched him as he went in a coma. At the end of the--after while he woke up and looked around, he said, "Ain't I gone yet?"
They said, "Mose, what did you see?"
Said, "Well, brethren," he said, "I just entered in the gate." And said, "I stood, and I seen Him," said, "I looked at Him." And said, "A Angel come up and said, 'Mose, come over and get your robe and crown.'"
He said, "Don't talk to me about a robe and crown; all I want to do is stand and look at Him."
I think that's the feeling of us all. I don't want no robe and crown; I want to see Him. He was pierced for my salvation; by His stripes I was healed, Who has redeemed me from a life of sin and death. Let us pray.

L-88 Heavenly Father, the hours wear on; Christ still lives. Oh, how could we ever express Jesus Christ to a people? It's beyond any expression. Have mercy tonight, Father; save the lost tonight. Heal the sick tonight and manifest Thyself.
And O God, way over in Finland, those two little boys are living tonight because of Your grace. How many more, around over the country, around over the world, from all parts of the world, everywhere, how Your Spirit has moved, and how It has healed the sick, raised the dead. Africa, India, all through Egypt, all, oh, all over the world, Thou hast done these great things, and we thank Thee for all things.
And now, here You are with us tonight, You're omnipresent. And we're up here in Spindale, North Carolina; You're here tonight the same lovely Lord Jesus. May the people fully understand Lord, that healing doesn't lay in a man. It doesn't lay within a group of men; it doesn't lay in a church; it lays in the finished work that You did for us yonder at Calvary, and our faith to believe upon the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ which was given to us at Calvary.
And Father dear, we pray that Your Holy Spirit will come lovely, sweetly, into every heart and speak to the unsaved tonight, Father, just now. Give us a great altar call, Father. May men and women who doesn't know You, and has never seen You in the power of Your resurrection, may their faith be greater than those who have seen You. May they believe even before they see. And may it come to pass, that they will believe with all of their hearts, every one of them, and be made completely whole and forgiven of every sin and every trespass. Grant it, Lord.


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