<TITLE>15. Par 49-51</TITLE>L-49 Now, while she's softly playing the music, here stands several around the altar--seven souls, that's come forward to stand around the altar. Do you know seven is the perfect number to God? Perfection. Holy Spirit's just come down on a person standing here, just now. That's what I call the Holy Spirit, brother.
Now, He's here, to each one of you. Just be humble in your hearts. What if this is the last time you was ever going to stand around an altar, this was the last prayer you was ever going to say, right now? Jesus was going to come. He might knock at your door before morning, you know. You got to go someday. And if He's a God of all; He's a God of history, and He's a God of today. He spoke to you. You've raised up here before Him, to meet Him. You've come forward to meet Him; He will meet you. He's standing right here, now. Just in your heart confess all that you've done that's wrong. Say, "God, be merciful to me a sinner. I've done wrong, and I--I now confess with all my heart that I'm wrong. I want you to be merciful to me and forgive me of my sins. I--I'll serve You the rest of my days. And let this little fire, that's burning in my heart, little faith that made me come up here at this altar tonight, let it just catch way down deep in my soul. Let it catch right here now, and something burn out that just tells me, 'Yes, You live; Jesus, and I love you.' And I'm going to see You on the scene in the next few hours, doing things, great things. I'm so glad that I come forward when You spoke to my heart. I'm going to see You make cancers to leave the people, heal the sick and the needy, hear them return back, testifying what God has did for them--a God of history Who's raised up out of history and is the same today, coming on the scene, because He's coming this time to stay: His second coming." Let us pray now. You pray with me, each one of you.

L-50 Dear God, I bring before Thee, just now, these seven. The first night produced seven wandering stars. You said in Your precious Word, "No man can come to me except My Father draws him first. And he that comes to Me I will in no wise cast out, but will give eternal Life, and will raise him up at the last day." Lord, that's Your promise. And by an emotion, an action of conviction, these seven, precious, wandering souls has stepped forward tonight, because they believe that the God that was--spoke to the prophets, the God that spoke to the blind man, He lives yet today. And they step forward to meet Him.
That same God Who made the promise and met the leper on his own grounds, Who met the woman with the blood issue at the river bank, Who met death at the grave of Lazarus and turned him around, is the same God tonight, Who stands here to meet this spiritual death, and turn him around, and say, "Take your hands from these, who have come to confess Me upon the wooing of My Spirit. I'll give unto them eternal Life, and no man can take them from Me. I'll raise them up at the last day."

L-51 We thank You for them, Father. And we pray that they will remain faithful in Your hands, until death shall set them free, when they shall enter into the joys of the Lord on that great day, when the wedding supper is being set across the skies, that when the King comes out and says, "You remember that first day of October 1958, at that little concrete tabernacle, you walked up and took Me as your Saviour. I spoke to you. You were a sinner then, but now I saved you. And now you're mine, and you have eternal Life. Now, enter into the joys that I've prepared for you from the foundation of the world." Grant it, Lord. They are Yours now. We commit them to Thee, in Jesus Christ's Name, amen.


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