<TITLE>19. Par 210-219</TITLE>L-210 I pray, God, You'd forgive us for such things like that. May we be as Paul of old, "I've not shunned to declare to you the whole counsel of God." Forgive us all, Father.

L-211   As this simple little story, of that cold November day, on top of that mountain there; how that man, tonight, a deacon in the church up there, a loyal Christian, because a mother deer come forth and displayed something so real. You said, "If--if they hold their peace, the rocks will cry out."

L-212 I pray, Father, that You will give us something so real, tonight, that will attract our attention to Christ, to let us know that He is in the midst of us, tonight.

L-213 Penitent hands went up, hundreds of them. Forgive them, Lord. Now I'm reminding You, Lord, of the Scripture that You said, "No man can come to Me except My Father draws him first." How could they raise their hands unless You drawed them? When they raise their hands, they break every scientific rule. Gravitation holds their hands down. But there was a spirit in them, and of the Spirit by them, that said, "You're wrong. Raise up your hands." And it defied the laws of gravitation, and raised their hands towards the Creator, "Have mercy on me, God."

L-214 And You said, "All the Father has given Me will come to Me. I will in nowise cast them out. I'll give them Eternal Life, and raise them up at the last day." You said, "He that heareth My Words and believeth on Him that sent Me, has everlasting Life, and shall never come to the Judgment, but has already passed from death unto Life."

L-215   [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... to the Kingdom of God, to make loyal members of the Body of Christ. And their churches, of these ministers, may grow and grow with members, born again, in the Kingdom of God. Bless my brethren, that whoever they pray for be healed; the Gospel they preach, not fall upon hard, rocky ground, but upon tender hearts.

L-216 Grant it, Lord, that the Kingdom of God will soon be established in the earth. You are coming for Your delegates. One day the Lamb is going to leave the sanctuary, come forth to take the Book out of the hand of Him Who is the deed Owner of it. When man transgressed, and the Book of Life went back to its original Owner. Man, all life was lost; and there was no man, in Heaven or on earth, that was worthy. But a--a Lamb come forth, a Bloody Lamb that had been slain since the foundation of the world, that come and took the Book of Redemption and opened It. God, may my name be there. May every name here be written There, Lord, that's been redeemed in this great plan of redemption. Grant it, Father.

L-217   And now we give them to You. I commit them to You. And if there is any here that's never been baptized in Christian baptism, may they come forward, by the act of faith, and confess that they're wrong, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of their sins, and be filled with the Holy Ghost. Grant it, Father.

L-218 Will You hear us, Father, on this prayer, as we humbly present it to You, in the Name, the all-sufficient Name that all Heavens and earth is named, Jesus Christ. Amen.
There is a Fountain filled with Blood,
Drawn from Immanuel's veins,
And sinners plunged beneath the flood,
Lose all their guilty stain.
Lose all their guilty stain,
Lose all their guilty stain;
And sinners plunged beneath the flood,
Lose all their guilty stain.

L-219   Don't you love those old songs? Continue on. Aren't they wonderful? Penned by the Holy Spirit. I just love them. I think jubilee songs are fine, but I like this old songs of the Blood, songs of the Faith. Let's sing it, another verse, the old-fashion, country way, the way we sang it back on the hills years ago.
The dying thief rejoiced to see (his last chance)
That Fountain in his day;
There may I, though vile as he,
Washed all my sins away.


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