<TITLE>06. Par 16-19</TITLE>L-16 Oh, I just love Him. Don't you love Him? Isn't there something about it, just lightens up your heart when you're thinking of Him? Just to think, that it's all finished now, and we're resting, and loving, and worshipping Him, and passing by, throwing out the lifeline to everyone we can, saying, "Come along, brother, this is wonderful. There's nothing like it." All of eternity for ever and ever, it's all settled now; it's all over. Isn't that wonderful? How many has got that hope in them tonight, raise your hand. Oh, my. Two-thirds, better than two-thirds of the audience has that blessed hope in them, that they are anchored in Jesus. How wonderful.
I asked my wife, not long ago, I said, "I want to ask you something, honey, I..." I said, "What is real true value placed on?" I believe I told you that though, the other night, what the true value...
Nothing but lost souls, is the only thing that's got any value in it. Money passes away. Homes decay and go away. Everything in the earth moves away. The only value, lasting value, I'd rather have one soul in glory, that I won to Christ, to know and see that that Light of God circles around that soul, through all eternity, my name to be associated with that, than to have every penny of money in the whole earth, 'cause I'd have to lose--lose it all. But what you send up there, is Eternal. And that's the reason we're trying.
My lost brother and sister tonight without hope without God, that's why I'm here to speak to you, to try to get you to love the Lord Jesus. I want to read some of His blessed Word. Before doing it, let us to speak to Him in prayer and bow our heads.

L-17 Sister, on the organ, if you will, or piano one. Just a little word of "Abide With Me." I just love that song. And all right. "Abide with Me," while we have our heads bowed.
How many would like to be remembered in this prayer? Would you just raise your hands. God bless you. That's fine. How many here that's really not feeling real good in your soul? With every one of your heads bowed now, just let the Holy Spirit, and I, look. Would you raise up your hands? God bless you. God bless you. Oh, wonderful. God be...?... About a dozen or more.

L-18 Our heavenly Father, we just love Thee, Lord, because that Thou has first loved us. And we're thinking tonight, those who raised their hands just now, saying in their soul they wasn't just exactly feeling right.
Now, the reason they did that was because You spoke to them. You said, "There's no man can come to Me, except the Father draws him first. And He that will obey that drawing, I'll give Him Everlasting Life and will raise him up at the last days."
O God, may, before this service ends, may those who are weary with hands that are hanging down, face down towards the earth, walking, may them feeble hands be lifted up, tears of joy running down their cheeks, looking towards the Lamb of God, in gratefulness of pure and holy salvation. Grant it, Lord. Remember, the others who raised their hand, some might be sick, Lord. Heal them tonight, will You? Just let the Holy Spirit go right out over the audience everywhere, and heal the sick, save the lost. Bring near to these--to You, Lord, those who are a little wayward, indifferent. They're Your children. They just can't find rest nowhere. May they come back to the Ark tonight. Change their spirit to a lamb, meekly and humbly come to the Lord. For we ask it in Christ's Name. Amen.

L-19 Very familiar chapter tonight to read a verse out of it: John 3:16.
For God so loved the world,... he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
I... Pray with me, for those who raised their hands, and for those who are needy of Christ. I want you to give me your undivided attention for just twenty or thirty minutes before the altar call, and we'll see what the Holy Spirit will tell us to do.
Now, I'm going to speak tonight, on "Love."


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