<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Jesus said, "Lo, I am with you always, even to the end." And we're nearing the end. Then as Jesus confirmed, that guiding eye being with Him in the days when He revealed Himself to the Jews, before the ending of that church age for the Jews, or their dispensation, He manifested it by looking through the eye of God.
He did the same thing to the Samaritans. And now, we got the Gentiles left. And tonight God still looks through that same eye, because Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. And He still looks through the eye of God as He can with His grace and sanctifying power, cleanse us and has called us to be His sons and daughters, to use us as the vines or the branches in the Vine, to still look through the eye of God to see what has been and what will be. And we will not walk in darkness as long as we look through God's eye.

L-6 God's eye reflects His will, reflects His--His Spirit, reflects His Word. What good would it do with all of our training? What good would it do with all of our teaching and our theology if there wasn't something to keep us even keel? What good would it do a ship to have great sails and great fine valves and sterns and pockets in it, a great compass on the inside, if it didn't have a rudder? What if it had neither compass nor rudder? It would just be drove about with the winds from place to place.
But we're thankful that God has both rudder and compass. He lets us know where we're standing today, and what will be. He will... He said, "I will never leave thee. I will never forsake thee." So let us look through the eye of God tonight, and we will see that He will lead us to Calvary.
And at Calvary, everything was finished. "He was wounded for our transgressions, with His stripes we were healed." Every sinner here tonight was he--was saved when Jesus Christ died at Calvary. Every sick person was healed when Jesus died at Calvary. He finished the work.

L-7 The only thing that God can do now is to anoint ministers to preach the Word, or set gifts in the Church to--to point you to the finished work of our Lord Jesus. May God grant it tonight, is my prayer, while we pray.
Eternal and blessed God, Who brought again the Lord Jesus from the dead, and raised Him up, and set Him at the right hand of the Majesty on High, there making intercessions upon our confession... And we come tonight with the confession to say that we believe every Word that He taught us in His Word.
And to confess is to say the same thing. And we believe that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Then if His Presence is here and will declare Him alive after nineteen hundred years, at the closing of this age or Gentile dispensation... Come, Lord God. One word from You will mean more than all the words that we all could say. Just to see You speak with Your great power, it would send the hearts into a place that they have perhaps never reached before.

L-8 And it would bring faith to a level for the healing of the sick and conviction to the sinner, that would repent of his or her sins. And we pray then, Lord, tonight, that our bodies may be yielded to Thee in such a perfect way, that You'd speak through us. Grant, Lord, these blessings.
Realizing that our voice, going through this microphone, declares that there is something alive, because the microphone would be a mute if there wasn't something to make a noise behind. And so would we be, O God. But speak, Lord Jesus, as we yield ourself to Thee for service. And in humility we'll bow our head and give Thee praise, while we call for Thy Presence. We have a right to do it, because You promised You would do it. And You'd do it on those basis, not because You have to, but because You promised it, and the Scriptures cannot be broken. They must be fulfilled.
Therefore, Lord, we wait humbly as servants of Yours on the manifestation of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For we ask it in His Name. Amen.


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