<TITLE>05. Par 18-20</TITLE>L-18 Can we bow our heads. Heavenly Father, it's kinda hard for me to say "good bye" to this lovely audience of people: been so kind to me now for three weeks, constantly blessing me and giving me this...?... portion of Gospel, standing by me in the hours when we needed...?... and prayed, and called on God. We're so thankful for them. And now, Sunday night, as far as this meeting is concerned, the ministers and them, the last time in this meeting. I've tried to do all that You showed. And I pray, God, tonight that You will send the Angel Who will... down into our midst, that He might move by the Holy Spirit up-and-down through these aisles everywhere. May faith just be great, and many, many, many people tonight might be healed, brought closer to God since this day, for the great altar call, and those needy and poor seeking. You said, "Seek and ye shall find, knock and it will be opened, ask and it will be given." Every one that knocked, it's opened. And every one that's seeking life... Create such a hunger and thirst in their heart. No one will have rest until he has found Christ. Speak to their hearts while the Spirit is drawing. Tell us now, tonight, in our hearts.
Stands here ministering to those who are in need, Father...?... Spirit will be here and anoint Thy servant for this service, for we ask it in His Name.

L-19 Gather the people together, and speak to the rock. I'm going to try to start this prayer line about right now. Pray for all that I can...?... It won't... Everyone will be prayed for tonight.
What I'm speaking for now, is trying to find...?... for God in the...?...
Moses had brought all the children of Israel through the wilderness. They began to chide God and Moses. And God had called their hand on it, sent fiery serpents among them that bit people. And then, God made an atonement for them through a brass serpent. They looked upon the serpent and lived. The only way they had to do to the serpent, is to pray for them. They looked and lived.
Did you notice this, brother, sister? In the Bible, in I Corinthians 12 where the gifts are made known, when it comes to healing, it's in the plural, "gifts of healing?" But prophecy is one. But when it comes to healing, it's "gifts of healing," many different ways God does things.

L-20 And He's always, since the beginning, as far as we know, has had a way for healing, Divine healing for His Church. Isn't that right? In the journeys in the wilderness, plumb back to the days of Abraham, how He healed Sara of being barren.
He's been the miraculous working God all down through the ages. And if He has been down through the ages, and then come in here to the closing of all ages, could He belittle Himself in weaken His power and say there's no more to it? God forbid. Before my entered now, His promises will be...?... everywhere through the ages.
Back in those days, why there was--wasn't as many people. The gifts wasn't needed as much as they are now.
Just think, friends, that in the ministry that I have had from the Lord alone, I've seen many, many, many times more miracles performed than is written in the Bible, that Jesus Christ has done in these three years, in one unit, one group of His ministry. One group, He's done more miracles than has been written in this Bible. Everything that could be written in the Bible except leprosy, that I know of, has been healed, even to three specific cases of people who were pronounced dead, are living tonight, healthy and strong.
Who did that? Jesus Christ. He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. And He's here tonight. And He, Jesus, was the Rock that was in the wilderness that followed the children of Israel.


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