<TITLE>09. Par 32-35</TITLE>L-32 When the man's went to the doctor's office with a woman with a little baby, and the doctor's done everything that lays within his power, don't be afraid of the Holy Spirit and His promise, for He's watching you.
He said in the Scriptures here, He will not leave us nor forsake us. "Lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the world." The Scripture said that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The same Jesus that climbed up on the mountain to watch that ship full of people, has climbed the ramparts of glory to watch this congregation tonight, and your action towards His Spirit and His Word. Before He left, He said, "A little while and the world won't see Me no more. Yet, ye shall see Me (the believer), for I will be with you, even in you to the end of the age."
Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. The same Christ Who cares, the same Christ Who watches over you, the same Christ Who performs the same miracles bringing the same results, did not He say in Saint John 14:12, "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also." Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever...

L-33 He is not dead, but He's alive. And if He is in our midst tonight, He will bring the same results that He did when He was here on earth, that we might leave this building tonight saying the same thing that they said, them who came from Emmaus on that first resurrection. He did something just like He did it before He was crucified. They knowed that It was Jesus.
Tonight, if He is alive, and He's not dead but He's among us, He will do the same things He did before His crucifixion, for He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. Be not afraid. Don't be afraid of some evil thing. It's according to the Scriptures. Be not afraid; it's not spooky. Be not afraid; it's not fortunetellers. Be not afraid; it's not fanaticism. "It's I," says the Holy Spirit. It's God's Spirit giving witness that Jesus is alive and in His Church. Do you believe this? Then let us pray as we trust Him.

L-34 O Lord, Who brought again Jesus from the dead, and has presented Him to every generation down through the ages... And tonight, we're in the shadows of His coming the second time in glory. And as a shadow begins to come close, all the positive that's making the shadow, the object, it becomes more plainer all the time. We cannot look back to the ministry of our great friend, Martin Luther, and brother; and we cannot look back to our Brother John Wesley, or Moody, or Sankey, or Finney, or Calvin, or Knox. They reflected Your Gospel in their day. And that same Gospel is reflected tonight in a more powerful way, because the Lord is soon coming. The object is becoming to blend into the shadow as they become one, the ministry and Christ.
And Father God, may this congregation not be afraid, but may they believe that You are risen from the dead, and that You are here to help each individual. How Your servant, Lord, by a commission of an Angel and a Divine gift can only reflect as You will reflect. But may it be done tonight, Lord, that the people might know and not be afraid, those that are in distress, "Be not afraid; It is I."

L-35 That same Jesus Who ministered, promised that in these days that the very signs that He did would be done again, to give the sign to the Gentiles as it was did then to the Samaritans and the Jews; for they were the only ones looking for the Messiah. And You manifested Yourself in that manner.
Now, You're infinite God. You're no respect of person. Whatever You do, You do perfect every time. And You did it perfect. That's how You picked Your people in the last day, for them that was looking for You, Jew and Samaritan. And now, Lord, choose Your people tonight in the Gentiles. And let Your Holy Spirit move and perform and work the works of Christ. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.


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