<TITLE>15. Par 58-61</TITLE>L-58 Now, if you desire, and want God to do for you, right where He's give you the conviction, right on that same spot, He will take conviction away from you. He will take your judgment upon Himself. And He's already paid for it. And He will say, "Father, put all of his account to Mine. It's settled."
God then will give you the Holy Spirit right where you're at. Did you really mean it when you raised your hand? If you did, now let's pray.
Blessed Saviour, I don't know just what night's going to be my last sermon. I want to preach every one just like it was my last one, for I don't know when You're going to say, "It's all finished now, come home." I pray that You keep me. I want to stay to preach the Word. I see the need of the Gospel and the effect It has upon mankind. But here in our own beautiful land of America, we've seen so much ease, riches, money, everything. Oh, we just can't go on like this and the most of the world starving. We've been well fed and clothed, and we own our homes, our cars; we have no need of nothing. And don't know that we're miserable, wretched, blind, spiritually speaking, naked without the Blood of the Lord Jesus. Though we may have great membership in church, we may have great social standing in the neighborhood; we may dress better, eat better, but, oh, God, about that soul...

L-59 Now, in this dark hour, You're still here because You're putting conviction on hearts. There's been several hands. I guessed a dozen; I may be wrong. May have been more or less, I do not know, Lord, but Thou knowest every one of them. And now, solemnly in the closing prayer, I'm bringing them sweetly and humbly to Thy feet. As the attributes of my sermon tonight, as the fruit of the message, I'm bringing them to Thee, Lord, as they raised their hand for me to remember them in prayer. And they're kneeling now in their heart at the cross; receive them, Father; take them as Thy beloved children.

L-60 And wherever they go to church at, wherever it may be, oh, may they become prayer warriors. May they become soul winners, work for the night is coming. Grant it, Father. Take them into Thy care, and bless them, and give them the great desire of their heart. And may the blessed Holy Spirit fill their life. For we ask it in Christ's Name. Amen.
How many loves the Lord Jesus with all their heart? Oh, isn't He wonderful? How many just feels all scoured out, just like the Lord had just come down and took His great scrub brush and just scrubbed it all over you? Oh, my. Give us a chord on that old, I believe, Salvation Army song.
 What can wash away all sin?
 Nothing but the... [Congregation says, "Blood of Jesus."--Ed.]
 What can make me whole again?
 Nothing but the... ["Blood of Jesus."]
That's right. Let's sing it, altogether now. 
What can wash away all sin?
Nothing but the blood of Jesus;
What can make me whole again?
Nothing but the blood of Jesus.
Oh, precious is the flow
That makes me white as snow;
No other fount I know,
Nothing but the blood of Jesus.

L-61 Isn't that wonderful? You like those old hymns? Oh, my. I wanted to see something now. Which one of you... All the Methodists, hold up your hand. Good. All the Baptists, hold up your hand. Is there a Pilgrim Holiness? Hold up your hand. Nazarene, hold up your hand. Church of God, hold up your hand. Presbyterian, hold up your hand. Would there be a Catholic? Hold up your hand. Just look at the different churches is here. Now, while we sing that again, what makes a Presbyterian whole? Nothing but the Blood of Jesus. What makes a Methodist whole? Nothing but the Blood of Jesus. What makes a Nazarene whole? Nothing but the Blood of Jesus. What makes...


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