<TITLE>10. Par 49-53</TITLE>L-49 Bless every sick person in the building. And as I just said to them, I pray, Lord God, that it did not go over their head, but it went into the heart that they are already healed. Your power produced that in that all sufficient Sacrifice at Calvary. There's where the purchase and power was given and the great supreme Sacrifice was made, and the requirement of an angry God was met. They're justified, the believer, in accepting Your propitiation for his sins and his sickness.
O Immortal and Creator, stand near in these next few minutes that Thy Word will not be found to be untrue, but that Thy Word might be made manifest.

L-50 O eternal, blessed God, hear the prayer of Your servant as I pray for this little group that's dared through the snowstorms tonight to come to the church hungering, and thirsting, and longing. They know they come from somewhere, and they're headed somewhere.
O Lord, anchor every person's faith there in Calvary. And to our blessed Lord, when He was on earth, and the--how He performed the miracles, and showed that He was the Messiah by discerning their thoughts, telling Philip where he was. And when He got Nathanael and how He told Nathanael that he was under a tree, told Peter his name. The woman touched His garment. The Samaritan woman couldn't understand Who He was. She said, "I perceive that You're a prophet, but we know when the Messiah cometh these things will be done." How she could say after that, "Come see the Man that told me the things I've done. Isn't this the Messiah?"
Grant, Lord, that that'll be the testimony of this church after the next few minutes.

L-51 Father God, take the Words now and sanctify them and grant now that they'll become life in every heart. For if You stood here in the form of Your being, the people would have to have faith to get the benefits of Your Presence.
When You come into Your own city, Capernaum, and to Nazareth, and to Galilee and around in many places; they said, "Oh, we heard You done it somewhere else. Now do it here." And many mighty works You could not do because of their sin, their unbelief. And we know that that's the original sin: is unbelief. And really the only sin.

L-52 I pray, Father, that You will bless now as we commit ourselves to Thee. And this little gift that Thou has permitted me to have of... I pray that You'll just work extremely great tonight. And what good would it do, Lord, if somebody out there couldn't touch it right quick and believe?
May it thrill the hearts of ministers. May they rise and lift up them feeble hands that's been hanging down. May the church rejoice, for we know that redemption is nigh. Mercy has revealed itself and next will be judgment for those who have spurned mercy.
Grant it, Lord, now we are in Thy hands. In the Name of Jesus Christ, be merciful to us. Amen.

L-53 Real slowly on this song. I love that. How many loves that song, "Saviour, Saviour, hear my humble cry, while on others Thou art calling, do not pass me by." No wonder old blind Fanny Crosby could write that. "Whom have I on earth beside Thee, or whom in heaven but Thee?" Let's sing it quietly and slowly and inspirationally to the Lord now. All right, somebody can lead it for us.
 ... not, O gentle Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Oh, do not pass me by. (Now, quietly and slowly now.)
 Saviour, (in the Spirit of worship) Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by. (Do you love Him? Just raise up your hands. Slowly.)
 Saviour... (God's a Spirit and He longs to be worshipped.)
 Hear my humble cry;
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by. (Now, hum it slowly.)


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