<TITLE>08. Par 38-41</TITLE>L-38 Oh, Thou Portion, Thou wonderful Christ, come, O Christ and receive these. By the fruits of this message tonight, has brought God to their heart. For Thou hast said, "No man can come to Me except My Father draws him first." And these are love gifts that God has given to His Son. And You said, "No man can pluck them from My hand, for no man is as great as My Father Who gave them to Me."
And I present them to Thee, most holy God. And I pray sincerely with all that is within me, if Thou will keep their heart in perfect peace, and will satisfy every longing that's in their soul, and make Christ so real to them, Father, that they'll never wish to stray again. They are Yours, Father. I give them to Thee in the Name of Thy Son, the Lord Jesus. Amen.
[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... old hymns, do you just love them? Oh, there's something about them that so real.
 I love Him, I love Him,
 Because He first loved me.
 And purchased my salvation
 On cold, dark Calvary."
Every believer in here tonight and all that loves God, let's raise our hands as we sing this. Come on now, everyone.
 I love Him, I love Him.
 Because He first loved me,
 And purchased my salvation
 On Calvary's tree.

L-39 Doesn't that just do something to you? Doesn't that just give you a satisfying portion? How many feels that way about it? Say, "It just does something to me." What is it? The Blood of Jesus Christ cleanses us from all sin. We cannot trust in our own merits; we only trust in His merits, which God has received Him and we being in Christ... The body of Christ is already judged. We can never come into judgment, because we've accepted Christ as our Propitiation. Therefore, we cannot be judged. God couldn't be just and bring us to judgment. We've passed from death unto Life. He was judged in our stead.
It would thrill the heart of the blackest heart sinner in the world, if that message could only sink down. Now, we're going to pray for the sick. I don't know just how well we're going to get along, but that all lays in the hands of God. But I wish you would just give me your undivided attention for awhile. I'll pray for as many as I can. Then we'll just start praying a little faster for them.

L-40 And I wonder tonight, as we stand here as the closing of this meeting, I want to thank Buford Cadle, and the staff of the Cadle Tabernacle from the depths of my heart for the privilege we--they have given us to come to this great city, and to be in their tabernacle, and be their guest here. May God fill this tabernacle with 'pented souls is my sincere prayer.
The beloved pastor here, I can't think of his name at this time. I've heard him several times on the radio, and a wonderful Bible teacher and a blessed brother. And all knows Russell Ford who sang with Mrs. Cadle, the late Mrs. Cadle, a lovely voice. God bless him also. And all that's concerned in this tabernacle, we thank God for them. May the Lord bless them. [A brother says, "It's Reverend Reynolds."--Ed.] Reverend Reynolds, I believe it's Doctor Reverend Reynolds. We are... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]

L-41 If it's in the atonement, it's a finished work. Salvation was finished when Christ died. And every redemptive blessings was finished when Christ died at Calvary. And the only way that we do, is to accept it as our personal gift from God through Christ.
First, it comes by hearing the Word. Next, it comes by teachers, apostles, prophets, and different gifts in the church.
Now, Jesus does not have to do these things. Let it be well known. I'm forty-eight years old. I don't know how much time I got 'lotted here on earth. But let it be known this, that God doesn't have to do these things just to prove that He's God, but He does them because He promised He would do them. Jesus said that, "He did it that it might be fulfilled which the prophet spoke."


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