<TITLE>14. Par 163-172</TITLE>L-163 Look, God never changes, friends. When man was lost, in the Garden of Eden, and he was seeking for mercy, God made a decision how He would save man. And He saved him by the shed blood of an innocent one. Is that right? He has never changed it. We've built cities, towers; we've built denominational, educational systems, and it still remains the same; we got denominations and all kinds of things. But He only saves by the Blood. He can't change it. God ever remains true to His system, His Word. Whatever He did the first time, He has to do it again, or He acted wrong the first time.

L-164 Therefore, whatever this Word of God promises, that's what it's got to be. And Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He's got to do the same. He's got to act the same. He's got to be the same, as He promised in the last days He would be in His Church.

L-165   And, remember, that was the last sign that the Church got before the promised son came. Abraham had seen many signs and wonders, but that was the last one, last visitation before the promised son come. Is that right? Find out.

L-166 Now, church, watch, as it was in that day. We've had all kinds of signs, healings, miracles, speaking in tongues, prophecies; but, remember, we got to have a last sign just before... Remember, that was a Gentile world that was burnt up. That's what it's going to be this time. Just before the fire, the Son of man will reveal Himself. Ah, hear, "A little while, the world won't see Me no more, but yet ye shall see Me at the consummation. I'll be with you, even in you, the end of the world." Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever. "Sirs, we would see Jesus."
Let's bow our heads.

L-167   Our Heavenly Father, we are told in the Scriptures that God raised Him up on the third day. We are told in Saint John, the 14th chapter, the 12th verse, Jesus said, "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also. Even more than this shall he do, for I go unto My Father."

L-168 Lord Jesus, the hours are growing dark and dim. The church is lost, out in the wilderness, wandering around, from the people going from one organization to another, from one denomination to another.

L-169 Come, in Your promised Word. Come, Lord Jesus, and come into us, tonight. Come into every heart that's here. Come into my heart and my life. And may You identify Yourself with our faith in You, tonight, that You have raised up from the dead. You're the same yesterday, today, and forever. May we see You, Lord, in this little group of poor people. As we're all assembled here, we're out here because we're seeking Life. What a great thing, to know that the resurrection and Life is among us, identifying Himself, not with some mystic something, but according to the promised Word. "As it was in the days of Noah, and as the days of Lot, when the Son of man is being revealed."

L-170 I pray, Father, that You'll grant it, tonight, that, the people here that's sick and needy. And those who are sick in soul, those who are just joined the church and knows nothing about receiving the Holy Spirit, and watch It punctuate every Word with a "amen," that's in the Bible. The Bible is a mysterious book to them; they can't understand It. May they receive the Interpreter of the Word, tonight, that needs no one to interpret It but Him, making It real to their life. Grant it, Father. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-171   I may be ten minutes off, tonight, for being long. Forgive me. But we're just going to call a few of the prayer cards, let them pray for them.

L-172 Now I'm going to ask you one thing, now, don't--don't get up and move around. Will you? Just sit still. Less, you just--just something, like a little child or something, you have to take it. But if you'll just sit still just for a few minutes, just.


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