<TITLE>25. Par 185-189</TITLE>L-185 Aren't you glad of it? So glad to be one of them. I'd rather be one of them than anything I know of. Oh, I'd rather be one of them than to be the President of the United States or be the king over the world. I'd... If the Lord Jesus walked down here, say, "I'll turn you back to twenty years old and make you an overseer, a king of the whole world, and give you ten thousand years of--of life upon this earth, to stay at twenty years old, never have a sick day, a heartache, and all will be joy and everything, and the king of the whole earth, to live ten thousand years; or would you rather to be one of them and just have to struggle through like you're doing?"
I'd say, "I'm so glad that I can say I'm one of them." After ten thousand years, then what? But this is eternal. How did it come, brother? Oh, it's been come through Blood. That's right. It's come a long ways, and it come by God being made flesh and dwelled among us.

L-187 In a manger long ago, I know it's really so,
A Babe was born to save man from their sins.
John saw Him on the shore, the Lamb forevermore,
Oh, Christ, the Crucified of Calvary.
Oh, I love that Man from Galilee, from Galilee,
For He's done so very much for me.
He's forgiven all my sins, placed the Holy Ghost within;
Oh, I love, I love that Man from Galilee.
The woman at the well, He all her sins did tell, (He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.)
How five husbands she had at that time.
She was forgiven of every sin, and a deep peace placed within;
She cried, "Come see this Man from Galilee."
Oh, I love that Man from Galilee, from Galilee,
For He's done so very much for me.
He's forgiven all my sins, placed the Holy Ghost within;
Oh, I love, I love that Man from Galilee.
A Publican went to pray in the temple there one day,
He cried, "O Lord, be merciful to me."
He was forgiven for every sin, and a deep peace came within;
He said, "Come, see this Man from Galilee."
I like that. Don't you?
The lame was made to walk, the dumb was made to talk,
That power was spoken with love upon the sea;
And the blind was made to see, I know it could only be
The mercy of that Man from Galilee.
Sing it with me:
Oh, I love that Man of Galilee, of Galilee,
For He's done so very much for me.
He's forgiven all my sins, placed the Holy Ghost within;
Oh, I love, I love that Man of Galilee.

L-189 Don't you love it? Oh, my. This good Holy Spirit Gospel, oh, I love it. I love Him with all my heart. And I'm so glad tonight that I'm numbered with them, and we're together as brothers and sisters. Baptists, Methodists, Pres--Catholic, Presbyterian, whatevermore, God has brought us out of every walk of life and has brought us over here to this great fellowship of the Holy Spirit. Not belonging to any denomination, that's up to them what they do, but we are in a mystic Kingdom. We are baptized into the mystical body of Jesus Christ by the Holy Ghost. Who is? Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterian, and whosoever will, let him come.
And Jesus said, "All the Father has given Me will come to Me, and none of them will be lost, and I'll raise them up again at the last day." Oh, my. We used to sing an old song down at the altar here. I don't know whether we can sing it or not, "Room, room, yes, there is room, there's room at the fountain for me." You like them old songs like that? Give us a key somebody, somebody that knows how to start it. Where's our pianist at? Is she here? Or the Brother Teddy, or any of them here? Oh, my, I--I don't see him anywhere.
Room, room, yes, there is room,
There's room at the fountain for thee;
Oh, room, room, yes, there is room,
There's room at the fountain for thee.


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