<TITLE>04. Par 30-31</TITLE>L-30 Now, heavenly Father, as we bring, by faith, in my hands, tonight, these precious souls that raised their hand just now... I lift them up before the throne of Thy grace and mercy. And knowing this one thing, Father, there may be sick people here, there may be distressed people. But, God, there's none of them in such need as these who raised their hands. For they are knowing that, no matter if they are healed of sickness, they will live long enough, they'll perhaps be sick again. But, O God, when they once accept this blessed Saviour and have Eternal Life, and are borned again, there's nothing then can ever separate them from God. They become God's children, and can never be separated no more. "He has passed from death unto Life, and shall never come to the condemnation." What a promise, Lord. How we can anchor our soul right there. No matter how hard the storm blows, no matter how contrary the waves seem to be, our faith looks up to Thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary, Saviour Divine! Now, take them tonight, O Lord God, into Thy mercies and care. Save their soul right now. May they--may they not leave this building tonight until that peace that passes understanding come into their heart. What can I do, Lord, after they have lifted their hand, but lift my voice to You, and cry, "O God, be merciful." Grant this, Father.

L-31 For these many years that Thou hast spared me, and across the fields and around the world I've seen those come to the end of the road, that didn't know You, and hear those screams for mercy. And I've seen those come who knew You, singing, "Happy day, happy day, since Jesus washed my sins away." Oh, yes. The wicked does spread forth like the green bay tree, many times; but when he comes to the end of the road, it's different.
May there not be a wicked person in our midst tonight. May they all be forgiven of every sin. And may everyone in here receive freshness and newness from God. For, Father, we're just on the border now of taking the communion, that holy, sacred order that Thou did leave us. "This is My body which was broke for you. This is the Blood of the New Testament, the cup of blessings. As oft as you eat it and drink it, you show forth the Lord's death till He comes."
God, we believe You are coming. We believe that Jesus will arrive, and we'll see Him, that great glorious One. And all the old age will pass away, and all the old sorrows, and heartaches, and sickness, and thing will vanish away. And in the great new tomorrow, we'll break forth, Lord, with the cries and shouts of victory; Waving palms with glad hosannas, as the King shall take His throne. We're looking for that hour.


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