<TITLE>16. Par 165-174</TITLE>L-165   We sit there that night, look across the table to one another, and maybe never see each other again from this morning, until that time. But, no doubt, the tears too will streak down our cheeks, for joy, when I reach across the table and shake their hands. Then we'll see Him come out. We'll be so glad we come down out of the tree, maybe a tree of a creed, a denominational creed tree, or something, just come out of our selfishness, come out of our stupid ways, or our inconsiderates of Him; come out of our blindness, into the Light. We'll be happy about it then when we see Him walk out, in all of His Kingly robes, walk down along the table, and take His precious hand and brush all the tears away from our eyes, say, "Don't cry. It's all over. Enter into the joys of the Lord, that's been prepared for you since the foundation of the world." Until then, Father, abide with us, go home with us and stay with us, until that hour. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-166   [A sister speaks in another tongue. Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
I love Him, I love Him
Because He first...

L-167 When I went up the tree, He still loved me. "And pur-..." Look what a tree He went up now for me, a Cross, a despised tree.
On Calvary's tree.

L-168 Look what a tree He went up, to bring you down out of your tree. "I..."

L-169 Now, you can't love Him without loving one another. "I..." Now reach right across the table, and say, "God bless you, pilgrim," just across to somebody.
Cause He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.

L-170 Don't you love Him because He went to that tree for you, to bring you out of your tree? Won't you let Him go home with you this morning? How many will take Him? Raise your hand. [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] God bless you.

L-171   Businessmen, I want to speak to you just a moment, before leaving.

L-172 Now if you're not a Christian, if you haven't been associating; you Christians, you people, if you accepted Christ when you raised up your hand, go to one of the pastors here, tell them what you've done. They'll receive you. Somebody or some pastor write a letter of this, for this boy here, this colored brother. That was grace last night, that young man sitting there watching that and he believed that. See? See that? How that boy, how that Spirit turned around. Billy was telling me about it, and my wife and them, after we got home. Turned around when he was over in this corner, went around here and found that one, see, to bring him Home. Sovereignty! You take Him with you. Go join up with some group somewhere that you can fellowship with, preaches the full Word of God. And stay with that Word, regardless, see. That's right.

L-173 Businessman, did you know whatever happened to Zacchaeus? He became a member of the Full Gospel Business Men of Jericho. That's right. That chapter down there, he belonged to it. Sounds rashel, but it's true like that. I'm sure Jesus wouldn't establish anything else but a full Gospel chapter, and Zacchaeus become with Him. So now, Zacchaeus, you do the same thing.

L-174 Until we see you tonight, God bless you. I'll turn the service back here to the pastor.

