<TITLE>10. Par 48-54</TITLE>L-48 While many are standing, more getting up, God bless you. That's sincerity. "As I thought on my ways... As I've thought of what I've been, Lord, how, I turn to You." I don't believe there's a one of us that lives daily but what we have to turn every hour to Him.
 I need Thee, Oh I need Thee;
 Every hour I need Thee,
 Oh bless me now, my Saviour,
 I come to Thee."
I come, Lord. I'm standing, that's all I can do. I'm standing because I'm convinced that I'm wrong, and I--I'm asking for Your mercy.

L-49 The reason I keep holding, because people keep standing. How do I know that just one minute longer might mean the difference of death and life. In an hour or two from now, some boy with a thrombosis, heart attack, knowing that he's going out to meet God, and on his bed screaming, "But what if I just have stood up there tonight at the church. I'm so bothered now; I don't know what to do." Stand now, friend of mine; come to this fountain. God will give you mercy.

L-50 Now, with our heads bowed, let us pray, each one in your own way, you that's standing.
Lord, reverently, and quietly, and silently, we come humbly to Thee, knowing that we are no good thing in us. There's no soundness in us at all. We are altogether polluted. For we are borned in sin, shaped in iniquity, come to this world speaking lies. And by nature we are sinners, and we need Thy grace, Lord, and Thy mercy, and Thy holiness; for we have none within ourselves. And neither can our churches or our creeds ever hide us; it's only fig leaves which was rejected at the beginning and so will it be rejected at the end.

L-51 But we are turning our feet to Thy testimonies, to Thy Word; and we're confessing our faults and our sins and asking for Thy forgiveness. Whatever our defilement is, Lord, may the fountain there that the thief rejoiced to see, may it wash all our sins away. Grant it, Lord. May we leave this building tonight like newborn babes--fresh and clean. And if You should call us from this earth tonight, we feel we'd be ready to go, because our feet are turned towards Thy testimonies. We was lost as I was in the woods, Lord, and how my heart rejoiced to see that tower that day. And our hearts are rejoicing tonight to see the tower of Calvary, where we know that there's safety, and--and there's where the lost come in and are found and directed home.

L-52 Bless these dear ones, these men, these women, boys and girls that's standing, confessing their wrong. It is written in the Word, "He that will come to Me, I will in no wise cast out." And they've been thinking of them. And as David was, they may be as guilty of other things as David was of taking Uriah's wife, but You heard him. You heard the prayer of David and You--although You made him reap for what he sowed, but he was still Your servant; You forgave him because he turned to You.

L-53 They never turned away from the Church tonight like Judas, but they have come to the cross. They're not going to try to drink this away; they're--they're going to pray it away. They're going to do like Jacob; they're going to cry until the Angel of God blesses them and takes away all the sin and the shame. And I believe You'll do it right now, Lord, for You promised it. We believe it in the Name of the Lord Jesus.

L-54 And while we have our heads bowed, I'm going to ask you that's standing to your feet, that's stood, that feels that you've turned your feet towards God tonight, raise up your hands to Him. And I'm signaling to him, "Lord I've turned my feet." God bless you. One hundred percent turned your feet towards God's testimonies. He will do it. He will take every sin away and give you peace and satisfaction, things that the world cannot do.


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