<TITLE>25. Par 261-272</TITLE>L-261   The last time. Standing here, ready to meet you. The rooms, are plenty of room in there. People are knelt, everywhere.
Ye who are weary, come home.
God have mercy, have mercy. Can't you feel that grieving now?
Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling;
Calling, O sinner, come home.
Come home, come home.
God bless you, young man. Great stand.
... come home;
Earnestly, tenderly, Jesus is calling;
Calling, O sin-...

L-262 What is a sinner? Not them who smoke. Smoking is not a sin. Drinking is not a sin. Cursing is not a sin. Committing adultery is not a sin. No, no. That's attributes of unbelief. You do that because you're not a believer.

L-263 There's only two: one, you are a believer, or you're not a believer. If you're not a believer, no matter how religious you are, you're still a sinner. You're still a sinner, if you don't accept every Word of that Bible, every Word of It. "For both heavens and earth will pass away, but not one jot or one tittle will pass from That." And we'll give an account for it.

L-264 You say, "Well, I belong to church. My people don't..." That don't matter. "I do this." I don't care what you've done.

L-265 You're either a believer or a sinner. That's pretty strong. But I'm just saying this, because, the same One that knows the hearts of you is telling me to say it.

L-266   Are you finished? I see two more coming. I'm just waiting, 'cause I don't know if there might be somebody else, just one woman. Why don't you come, get in while the water is troubled now? Be a great thing, just in a few minutes, back here. Come, won't you? Raise up from there.

L-267 Make your vow to God, "Lord God, forgive me for what I've done. I promise You. I said I was a Christian. But, Lord, there is Something in me, tells me I--I--I'm condemned right now in the Presence of this One that's identifying Himself as the Lord Jesus Christ. I'm condemned, right in my own heart. And knowing that, in here, making this so plain, I'm condemned. I'm going in, to make this right, right now. I'll pledge God, right here, that, from this night on, I'll absolutely live for Him." Won't you do that? All right.

L-268   While, if that's all, now let's stand up, you out there, just a minute. I wish I could sing. I'd like to sing that song.
Forgive me, Lord, and try me one more time.
I'll be Yours, dear Lord, if You'll be mine.
If I fall, or if I fail, let me rise and try again.
Forgive me, Lord. Try me one more time.

L-269 How many out here now is Christians, and believe that you're anchored in Christ, and you're ready for the coming Judgment? And you'll be able, that, when the trumpet sounds, there won't be one thing to do but be caught away? It'll be done so quick, you won't have time to do nothing else, "In a moment, in a twinkling of an eye." What will it be, one of these days? What if you missed it there, forever, for Eternity, forever, ever, ever? What will this little time of worldly pleasure mean? Nothing.

L-270   Now, I think we all ought to dedicate our lives, out here, to Christ. Don't you think so? How many like to rededicate your lives upon this, tonight? I'll rededicate myself, right now. Lord... Now think of what the... what your besetting sin is, and let's just raise our hands now to God, each one, in your own way.

L-271 Remember, He's the omnipresent. While there's maybe eighteen hundred or two thousand praying in here, there's millions praying around the world at the same time, and He hears every one of them. There's not even a sparrow can fall in the street, but what He knows it. He knows every secret of your heart.

L-272 Let's all pray now in our own way, just dedicate ourselves to Christ.


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