<TITLE>15. Par 48-52</TITLE>L-48 Wished I could sing: "His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me." Don't you know that? He sees your toils and troubles. He sees how sick you are. He can be touched by the feeling of your infirmities. Not only did He climb a mountain, but He climbed Calvary, and He climbed on above the moon and stars, until He sets on the throne of God where He can see His universes. He's watching. He's waiting.
Just in the midnight hour, when all hopes was gone, the little boat was pitched about like a bottle-stopper out there, when ten thousand devils of the sea swore they'd drown them disciples that night, 'cause they'd gone off without Him. That's what Satan says today, "I've got that Pentecostal bunch. I'm rocking them. They're fussing at one another. There's no agreement with them. They're just like the world. I'm rocking them back and forth as hard as I can. I'll soon shake them down to a cold, formal bunch." But right in that great hour, here He come walking to them on the sea.

L-49 Brother, sister, listen in closing. The same thing is happening now that happened then. The only thing that could help them, and get them back to safety, they was afraid of it. It looked spooky to them. They thought it was a spirit. And today when Christ comes walking to us with His Messiahic power, with His Messiahic sign, just as He said, we say, "It's a telepathy, or perhaps maybe a fortuneteller. Maybe it's this, that, or the other." And they don't know that the Scriptures made the promise.
He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. And if He could speak tonight, He'd say to your hearts, to comfort you here that's sick, "Do not fear. It is I. Be not afraid." Here's His Word that gives the promise. Here's what He said. He promised. I believe that He's here now. Do you believe the same with me?

L-50 What... Oh, people, listen to me just a minute. What if He'd come walking in among us tonight, and would prove Himself that He's the Messiah? Would you be afraid to say, "Lord Jesus, I accept You as my Healer. I'm not afraid. The doctor said my hour's gone. It's midnight. I got cancer. I--I got heart trouble; I'm dying." "I'm crippled; they say I'll never walk. But I'm not afraid of You."
You'd hear Him say, "Be not afraid. It's I. I promised I'd do this. As it was in the days..."

L-51 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... could say in a lifetime. Thou art our God, and we love You. And You're, for everlasting to everlasting, God. I pray Thee, Father, that Thou will help us tonight. Now, if You'll just walk in among us tonight, Father, after this little cut-up message, to let the people see by the Bible what You were, and what Your promises are.
You represented Yourself, and proved Yourself; and that was the sign that You proved to them that You was the Messiah to both Samaritan and Jews. But You never did that before the Gentiles, not one time. But You promised You'd do it in the last days. Just... Not like it was in Noah, but as in Sodom before the fire. That's when You did it. That's when You did the sign to Abraham, the called-out Church.

L-52 I pray, now, Father, that... I believe with all my heart that the people, Your Church, is called out of every organization, every denomination: Methodist, Baptist, Catholic, Presbyterian, whatevermore. They are the Church because they have been born into the mystical Body of Christ. Many of them are represented here tonight, Father. I pray that You'll grant the blessings that we're asking.
I'm not sufficient, Lord. There's no more I can say. I can only quote Your Word, just quote It to the people the way It's written, and tell them. Now, it's up to You to testify of whether I've told the truth or not. I pray that You will do it, that every person in here might embrace You and say, "Come into my little ship, Lord."


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