<TITLE>06. Par 49-57</TITLE>L-49   Our Heavenly Father, we're approaching Thee, in that all-sufficient Name of the Lord Jesus, knowing this, that He said, "You ask the Father anything in My Name, it'll be granted." And we're so happy to know that, Lord, that we have this assurance, that when we ask anything in His Name, it's--it's been heard of God. And we pray, Father, tonight, and my request, with both my hands up. I--I ask You, Heavenly Father, to answer each one of these requests. There's no doubt there's people there that their loved ones are unsaved, and--and they have sickness, and--and maybe domestic troubles, financial troubles. And, O God, the--the old world is certainly sick, all over. And, we, we're looking for Your Coming, Lord, where there'll be a great, a thousand years, Millennium, and where--where the righteous will rule and reign with Christ. We're looking for that hour, Lord. And we're try to live like that, that this is the time that we're seeing the last generation upon the earth, and we're waiting for His Coming.

L-50   And we pray, Father, that You'll save every soul that's savable, in this country, while this meeting is going on. Grant it, Father. Then when the meeting is over, if we miss them, may there come a revival throughout all the churches.
And--and hurry, Lord, come.

L-51 We see the earthquakes again breaking up the earth, in divers places, and men's heart failing, fear, perplexed of native, and distressed, and nations. And we're--we're just at the end time. We think of the great earthquake the other day, and never was one like it; only, nineteen hundred years ago, on another Good Friday, when Jesus had been rejected by the world, the earth shook all over. God, He is rejected, again. The earth shook, the other day, and hills and mountains fell in, cities collapsed, and water dashed in the air, and the whole world felt it. What will it be when You return, Lord? No wonder, "They cry to the rocks and the mountains."

L-52 Let us be ready for that great going-Home time, Father. Grant every request, for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.
You may be seated.

L-53   Now, especially, I want you to listen, give the time in. And be just as reverent as possible, especially while we're speaking. Because, if you don't get the words, what we have to place in, each night, then you come to the platform not knowing what you're coming for. See, you must understand. You must come with an understanding, and that's the way Christ wants us to come. And if... You have to have faith in what you're doing. If you don't, you just going kind of in a haphazard, "I hope so," it'll never happen. It can't happen. See? You can't have faith if you're going like that. You must thoroughly know what you're going, and know it's going to happen. Then, then, you, you're positive then that it's going to happen.

L-54   Now, remember. Don't forget. Our theme is, and our text, that, "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever."

L-55 Now, my text subject for tonight is: Christ Is Identified The Same In All Generations.

L-56 Now, the Bible said, "He's the same yesterday, today, and forever," and we want to know how He could be, how we'd recognize Him. If He's here just as He was any other time, then we'd like to know how He is recognized among us.

L-57 There's so many people have so many different ideas about Him. See, each one, as an individual, try to draw up our idea about Christ, what He was, what He looks like, and--and how the psychologists has painted the picture. Like, Hofmann's Head of Christ at Thirty-Three, and--and Sallman and different ones, but, see, we don't know He looked like that. So we could never understand, or what He looked like, and by just a painting of some picture.


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