<TITLE>26. Par 114-119</TITLE>L-114 God bless you, my brother, my sister. I want to shake your hand and say that I appreciate you. Honest convictions... Little lady, I appreciate you. God bless you. May He give you that gallant Spirit. Bless you, my brother. God be with you. Once more, then we're going to close. It may close for the last time too. See? I don't know when. I hope it don't. But it may. See?
Saviour...
Come here, my...?... I want to shake your hand and say I appreciate your...?...
Come here, my brother. I want to shake hands with you here. I appreciate your sincerity. God bless you.
Come here. God bless you. I appreciate your sincerity...?... take a stand...
... pass me by.
Saviour...
What? The marriage of the Lamb has come, and His bride has made herself ready.
...humble cry;
While on others Thou art calling,
Oh, do not pass me by.
(What?) I'm trusting only in Thy merits,
Would I seek Thy face?
Heal my wounded, broken spirit (where the Word cut into it),
Save me by thy grace.
Saviour, Saviour, hear my humble...
While on others Thou art calling,
Oh, do not pass me by.

L-115 Remember, the Holy Spirit was what cut into your heart, and come up here. Just think of the places He cut, and that person will never live that down. They'll always remember that. "If our hearts condemn us not..." But when you come with something in the Word of God, and you bypass it, that's not Abraham's seed. Abraham kept the promise of God in his heart, regardless of what come or went.

L-116 I appreciate all these standing around the altar. My prayer for you, that God will give you the desire of your heart tonight and make you real sainted people.
Some of these young folks... Here's Indians, Spanish, Mexican, all standing around, people who's claimed to be Christians maybe for years, but see there they was wrong. They want to be right. "Blessed are they that hunger and thirst for righteousness: for they shall be filled." Condemned, ready to make it right with God through the fiery altars of the judgment of God. Got to meet it somewhere, friends. You've got to meet it somewhere, so meet it here. Don't wait till in the morning. You may be killed tonight in an accident going home.

L-117 Just recently in a meeting I made an altar call, and--and I called, like this up in Ohio. And that night, I left the building, and been gone about fifteen minutes. And I heard somebody screaming on the side of the road, and I stopped and went over there. A car had had an accident, run into another. And a woman that had sat there so nervous she pulled off her ring, she was so nervous, she was killed. And she was talking to her daughter on the road down when she was driving. They had her there ready for the hospital. And both of them should have come to the altar. And the daughter said, "'Mother'--the last words she said to me before the car struck, 'I did wrong tonight. I know I did.'" And there her life was called.

L-118 Oh, you say, "That won't happen to me." It might. It might. And what if the Holy Spirit never condemns you again, and tells you you're wrong? Then you'll walk out into eternity like that. And you know with that kind of a spirit, you can't do it. Look back through your life, see how you've lived. And look back there, and see if it's that sweet, humble life of Christ, tallying up with all of His Word. If it isn't, then come get right. There's... Why--why take a substitute when the skies are full of the real Pentecostal blessings that'll cleanse your heart, purify your soul? Isn't that right?

L-119 How many ministers are in here tonight? I want some of you brethren to walk up here with us, if that's all right, brother. Yeah, come up here, will you just a minute, brethren? That's right.
Jesus said in His Word, "He that heareth My words, and believeth on Him that sent Me, has Eternal Life, shall not come into condemnation; but has passed from death unto Life." St. John 6 said, "and I'll raise him up again at the last day."--a resurrection.


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