<TITLE>26. Par 230-237</TITLE>L-230   You now with your heads bowed, you who raised your hands to be remembered in prayer, do you feel like that God has spoke to you in such a way now, not by emotion, but just something way down in you. You feel like that God has give you Eternal Life? You feel like you're going out of the church tonight as a different person? Would you raise your hands back tonight? God bless you, son. God bless you, brother. God bless you, sister. God bless you. That's right. "I'll go from this church, tonight, a new person." Newborn babes in the Kingdom of God.

L-231   What happened? I know it's an order of coming to the altar. That's a Methodist altar... a Methodist order, I mean. It was established in the Methodist church, in the days of John Wesley. It never was in the Bible days. "As many as believed was added to the Church." You can believe wherever you are, out in the field, out on a street, anywhere. Anywhere, it doesn't make any difference, just so as you accept Christ as your personal Saviour. It's an act of the Holy Ghost that comes into your heart. When you believe Him, accept Him, you passed from death unto Life, and you become new creatures in Christ Jesus.
Pass me not, O gentle Saviour,
Now stand to your feet.
... my humble cry;
While on others Thou are calling,
Do not pass me.

L-232   Now I want the young man and the lady, which I perceive to be his wife, that raised up your hand, I want you to raise your hand again back there; son, with the red coat on, and the lady, that they accepted Christ as their personal Saviour. The young man setting here in a wheel chair, accepted Christ as his Saviour, felt that God had saved him. And others back in there that raised your hands, raise them again so the people can look around, have fellowship with you.

L-233 Shake their hand, somebody around, standing near them. Say, "God bless you. Welcome into the kingdom of God, my brother, my sister." Fellowship, that's what we want. God bless... Shake hands with this young man here in the chair. The Lord be with him. That's right. We welcome you into the fellowship of the Holy Spirit.

L-234   If you have never been baptized as yet, and would desire to be baptized, make your way up and tell the pastor about it. The pool here has even got water in it, tonight, if you want to be baptized. Everything is ready. (Did you have a baptism, anyhow?...?...) But the pool is ready, if anybody want to be baptized. The Bible said, "Repent, every one of you, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sin, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is unto you and your children, them that's far off, as many as the Lord our God shall call."

L-235   You love Him? Raise your hands. [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Oh, isn't He wonderful? How you enjoy this Book of Hebrews? You love It? ["Amen."] Yeah. Wonderful. Now, It's correction. Oh, It's stern and It's straight, but we love that. That's the way we want to have It. Wouldn't have It no other way.

L-236 Now, do you believe Paul has got an authority to preach It like that? Paul said, "If an Angel come and preached any other gospel, let him be accursed." That right? So we love Him with all of our heart.

L-237   Now I'm going to ask the pastor to come here just a moment, our most precious brother, Brother Neville, and he'll have a word to tell you. And now, if the Lord willing, we'll see you Wednesday night, and make arrangements about going to Brother Graham Snelling's for a congregational night. And then for the preaching here to continue on, with the 7th and 8th chapter, this coming Wednesday night. Brother Neville.

