<TITLE>10. Par 31-33</TITLE>L-31 Lord, the same yesterday, today, and forever, Thou art always Christ, always with Your people. We speak of You as they did; let us not be afraid but have our hearts open. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
He will raise the dust again, and we'll have a body like His own glorious body. Walk into Your peoples' hearts tonight, Lord, by Your promises. And may we see Your mighty hand moving among us, and we will not be afraid. But we'll raise our hearts to Thee in gratitude and thankfulness and joy and praise the God of heaven Who has sent to us salvation through His Son, Jesus Christ. We commit ourselves to Thee, Lord.
May the Holy Spirit now take the message that's been preached and sink it into the peoples' hearts. And may they see that God that walked upon the stormy sea, and when the poison breath of Satan was troubling the waters. Lord, in our great prosperity, Satan's blowed his poison breath again, and he said, "The days of miracles is past. There is no such thing as the Holy Spirit. There's no such thing as the new birth." Lord God, walk in on Your promises, and show to Your people that You still live, and save them from the breath of Satan. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-32 Usually I'd give an altar call at this time, but I'm going to hold that just for a moment. There might be some strangers among us that doesn't know our Lord, that they have never accepted Him as their Saviour. They've read books about it, and they have read what others has said, and so forth, but to really know that He is, let's see if He will confirm this sermon tonight, that He still is Jesus, that the story is not a fiction story, that He died, and they stole His body away and said He arose from the dead. If that's so, our religion's no more than the Mohammedans or any other. But our Christ lives tonight and will confirm every Word that He said to be the truth.

L-33 Now, we are not Christ; we are just His servants. Speaking last night, I was speaking on the prophets, that how they got so anointed with the Holy Spirit that they even spoke as if it was themselves; like David cried, "My God, why hast thou forsaken me?" Wasn't David, he wasn't forsaken, but it was the Spirit of Christ in him calling out. It was Christ calling out of David, God expressing Himself through those prophets.
And how was that done? Under the shed blood of a heifer or a lamb. If He could anoint men under that atonement of the shed blood of lambs and heifers, and could make them speak exactly the truth and express His will, how much more can He do it under the shed Blood of His own Child Jesus Christ, take a sanctified church and wrap it into His Spirit until the Holy Spirit takes the meeting in complete control and work out the full will of God? Let us do that tonight, brother, sister, while we worship Him.


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