<TITLE>18. Par 180-192</TITLE>L-180   Just like I've said, if Shakespeare was in me I'd do the works of Shakespeare. If Christ is in you, you'll--you'll believe God's Word just like He did. He defeated the Devil on every time he come; said, "It's written!" That's all, and that stood on It. Satan knowed He believed that, and he got away from Him.

L-181 Then, call Him to confirm His Word, oh, my, making Hebrews 13:8 right, then the doubts and fear will cease just like the winds did. Them old winds going through your mind, "Maybe I won't get it. Maybe it won't be me. Maybe He won't do this." Don't. There ain't no maybe to it. He promised it. That takes all the maybe's out of it.

L-182 "If I know He was here!" Why, here He is identifying Himself, just the same tonight, by the same means and the same promise that He did when He was here on earth. That's how the disciples had to believe Him.

L-183   The popular belief was, "The Man was crazy." Now anybody knows that, don't you, that, "The Man was crazy. And He was a fortuneteller of some kind, an evil spirit, a Beelzebub who could read their mind; some evil spirit like fortune-telling"?

L-184 Jesus told them, "That would be blaspheming the Holy Ghost."

L-185 Now, it has been written, "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall He do also. I, if I... If ye abide in Me, and My Word in you, then ask what you will and it'll be given to you." See? Now, it has been written, "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be in the coming of the Son of man." All these promises that He's been giving! Hebrews 13:8, "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever." All those promises, it has been written. It's been written, "These signs shall follow them that believe. If they lay their hands on the sick, they shall recover." It's been written, now let it be done. Amen.

L-186   Wake Jesus, call Him on the scene! Are you scared to do it? Are you afraid to take God's challenge?

L-187 Let's pray, bow our heads just a moment. Everybody just as reverent as you can be, for the next few minutes now, just don't move. Just sit real still. If the organ will softly play, if you will, the... some song.

L-188 Come down, Lord Jesus, into our hearts, make us to know our weakness.

L-189 "Mold me, O Lord." Pray now. "Lord Jesus, I'm in need. Mold me and make me, Lord, (I'm just a little bundle of clay now) after Thy will, while I am yielding, oh, waiting, yielded and still. Have Thine Own way, Lord! Have Thine Own way!" All around, over the building, everywhere, just be deeply in prayer now. I want you to pray.
I am the clay.
Mold me and make me
After Thy will, While I am waiting,
Yielded and still.

L-190   Just real quiet time now. Just pray, say, "Lord Jesus, make me now a believer. Take all the unbelief out."

L-191 I'm wanting you to pray a little bit just before I call the prayer line. My son said he give out a great host of prayer cards, went down every aisle; and everybody, wanted a card, got one. I'm going to pray for you. We're going to have the line just like we had before, the old-fashion line, come up here and pray, and lay hands on the sick. I want you to believe.

L-192 Do you feel like that you could recognize Him? Do you realize that He is in the boat tonight? He is in this little boat, this little ark, this little body of believers. You believe He is riding along with us, tonight, sailing life's solemn main? If you really believe it with all your heart, just raise your hand, say, "I believe it. I believe it. I now accept it."


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