<TITLE>22. Par 80-82</TITLE>L-80 Let's bow our heads just a moment now. I want you to pray and say, "God, I want You to be merciful to me." You pray in your own way now. God, be merciful. Have mercy. Now, don't move out; please don't. Just wait a minute. We're going to dismiss in a minute. Be real reverent.
Heavenly Father, as we are quietening ourselves now after a stirring, scratching, hard meeting where I've tried with all that's in me, Lord, to give a testimony of what men would--seen in You in the days gone by, what they could testify, and say that they had seen happen, and was sure it was You. You fulfilled the Scripture.
Now, You promised that return again just before the end time. Honor Your Word, Lord. Make Your Word live again. Find some heart in here that You can prove Your Word by, Lord. Search me, O Lord. Try me. Help me. Be merciful to me, Lord. Be merciful to all of us. We're needy.
I pray, God, that men and women here tonight, that don't know You as their Saviour, that--that they'll--they'll find a room in their heart tonight, stop for a few minutes and take inventory. Church members that don't--that knows they can... They can chase their own life. No matter what they've testified to, they look at theirself and see that there's something wrong. Test theirself against the Word of God and see how it comes out. Let us all test, just now, Lord, and find where we're needy, and then call to Thee for mercy.

L-81 While we have our heads bowed, and each one of you praying, now we'll never ask you to join a church. You join any church you want to. But we're asking you this; I am tonight as a servant to Christ: If you don't know Him as your Saviour, and you would like to know Him, and... You're not raise your hand to me now, you raise your hands to Him.
Now, remember, here's what Jesus said, "He that heareth My Word..." Saint John 5: 24. "He that heareth My Word..." I've said it tonight as plain and simple-like form as I know to say it. "He that heareth My Word, and believeth on Him that sent Me hath Eternal Life."
You've never believed or accepted It before, but you would like in the Presence of God to raise your hands, and say, "I now accept It, God. I believe on Jesus Christ as my Saviour, and I accept Him now as my personal Saviour."
I'm going to start. Last night I missed some hands. The rows to my left, to my left, the right of the building, as you come in, to my left. How many in there will raise your hands to God? Now, with your heads bowed (Everybody praying, don't raise your head. Pray.), will raise your hand, and say, "God, I hold my hand to You and want to accept You as my Saviour. Have mercy upon me. I truly believe the time is at hand, and I'm not ready to go."

L-82 The other night I asked that down here in California. A seventy-six year old woman raised up her hand when the altar call was made, had a glorious conversion, went home, and laid on her pillow, and went to meet God: seventy-six years, and right at the last moment was brought in. What if she hadn't have come? No hope. Will you raise your hand and make that one all-sufficient stand?
The--the row to my left, isn't there a one in there somewhere? God bless you, sir. God bless you, lady. Would there be another that would raise your hand? To the center row here to my left, is there any in that row that would feel that you're not pleasing God, and you haven't believed Him? Now, there's only...


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