<TITLE>46. Par 466-473</TITLE>L-466 Gracious God, oh, these last days, when the hours are getting dark, the church has rolled around the Word, and they've twisted through denominations, and they know that it's not right, Lord. May they just stop twisting it. There's probably people here, this morning, that's went from church to church, one time they was in the Methodist, and then in a Baptist, and then a Pentecostal, then a Church of God, then a Nazarene. O God, may they just stop doing that.
May they just come, ride on the promise this morning, Lord; just relax, take God at His promise, when He said, "If you repent, and are baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost." God, grant that they could just ride on that promise this morning, just fall right into the ocean of His goodness, the sprays of Everlasting Life, the Water of the Spirit. Grant it, Lord.

L-468 May the Holy Spirit, that's running, rippling, freshly, right by their door now, may they just step over in the Stream, on the promise of God, and say, "Lord, I'm riding on it. Here I come. I'm riding on it."
May the sick and the afflicted that's sick and don't know what to do; the doctors give them up. They have wrestled from hospital to hospital, from door to door, from place to place; they don't know what to do, Lord. But the Stream of Life is rolling right by them, this morning. May they take that Scripture, Mark 16, "If they lay their hands on the sick, they shall recover." The believers will recover when they have hands laid on them.
Lord, may they just take that in consideration this morning, step on it, and say, "Lord, here I am. I don't know how I'm going to go, but I'm riding on it. I'm going right down the Streams, rejoicing, splashing my hands in the Waters of Life, throwing it into my soul, and up over my head, and bathing myself in Your goodness, and rejoicing as I go, riding on Your promise that You said, "They shall recover." Grant it, Father.

L-471 Now, with our heads bowed, I wonder if there is a person in this building this morning, how many in this building this morning, that doesn't know Christ as your Saviour, and you believe that the Stream of Life has been brought to you? You've had all kinds of uncertain sounds; you've built your house upon things that's sinking sand. You realize that someday you're going to die, you're going out of this world. And you want, you really want to hear a certain Sound, and you believe you heard it this morning, that Christ still loves you. I don't care how sinful you are, He still loves you. And you would like for me to remember you in prayer?
And right where you're standing. We can't call you here at the altar. There's no altar, 'cause it's full of children, and so forth. But you would like, you believe that you want to accept Christ just now as your personal Saviour, and you want me to remember you in a word of prayer, will you raise your hand? You say, "I now..." God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you, way back, way back. God bless you, up here in the middle. Down on this side, God bless you. "I now accept Christ as my personal Saviour. I want Him to be good to me." God bless you, way back in the back. Way back in the aisle, see you back there. God bless you. Would there be another? Raise up your hand, no matter where you are. Heads bowed. God bless you, young lady.

L-473 God bless you back there, sister. God bless you back there, sister. I don't... You didn't have your hand up. But I went to see your husband last night, was there in the hospital, real bad, from up there at the brother's church. Don't worry, he'll be all right. The Lord touched him right there last night. I seen what was wrong with him. The doctors has tried for four days to find it, but they couldn't find nothing with the x-rays. But the Holy Spirit goes deeper than an x-ray. So He's God. It's all right. He'll be home now. He'll maybe come home today.


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