<TITLE>22. Par 234-242</TITLE>L-234 The Bible said, "He's a high priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities." Is that right? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] New Testament, Hebrews 1, Hebrews 3, a High Priest. "Now He is setting at the right hand of God, a High Priest that can be touched." And if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, how would you know you touched Him? He'd act the same as He did yesterday. That'd make Him today. Is that right? ["Amen."]

L-235   [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... into sick bodies here tonight. Lord, Thou art God, and there is none like Thee. The only thing we have to do is wake up, shake ourselves, call Jesus on the scene. And, Father, when You come on the scene, speak that You are the same yesterday, today, and forever, and let us know tonight that You're still in the boat. You're still here. You said, "I'll never leave you. I'll never forsake you."

L-236 And let it be known tonight, Lord, that I have told the Truth. No matter how many words I should say, it still wouldn't be like You saying one thing. Just one word from You will mean more than anything that any man could say. We want You, Father. Come on the scene just enough that these people here can see that You're in the boat, and I believe that every sinner will repent. I believe that every backslider rush quickly to the altar. I believe every sick person will be made well. Won't You grant it, Lord?

L-237 We're calling on You. Come, Jesus. Some will perish, Lord. Some will die the Eternal death, the separation from God, if You don't come on the scene. We perish, Lord. Some of them has forgot Your great healing miracles. O God, move on the scene. We're calling on You. Come and arouse our conscience, Lord, and the Spirit of Christ that's within us. We pray through Jesus Christ's Name.

L-238   Now with our heads bowed, if the pianist will come to the piano, or wherever it is. And we ask for reverence. And now let's just be as reverent as we know how to be, for a moment. Only Believe, if you will, sister, slowly.

L-239 Now, each one of you pray. Now, pray yourselves. I want to know how many in here that does not have a prayer card, and you're sick and you want God to touch you, will you raise your hands. All right. All right. Now, how many has prayer cards? Raise your hand. Well, there's about twice as many that doesn't have prayer cards as there is that have prayer cards. Regardless of whether you have or have not, that doesn't mean nothing.

L-240 That means you call up here. I was going to get the pastors, come down, we'd lay hands on you and pray for you. Now, that's--that's good. See? That's really good. But listen. You know, laying on of hands, I believe that. That's exactly right. Yes, sir, connect yourself with the sacrifice. I believe that. But, look, the Roman one time... That's a Jewish tradition. Jairus said, "Come, lay Your hands on my daughter and she'll live."

L-241   But the Roman said, "I'm not worthy that You come under my roof. Just speak the word, my servant will live." Now, if He is the same yesterday, today, and forever...

L-242 And I do not know you. God in Heaven knows that I don't see anyone except this bus driver here, that I know, at the time. I know I've got some people... Brother Sothmann and them are in here. My wife is in here somewhere, but I--I don't see her at this time. I--I don't. And I don't see Brother Sothmann. But they're not here... They're here, I mean, but I don't know where.


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