<TITLE>02. Par 4-7</TITLE>L-4 Use our armor. We've got a armor. God works with us and gives us the armor. And the whole armor is on the supernatural See, see? Love, joy, peace, longsuffering, goodness, meekness, gentleness, patience is all in the supernatural. And if you let your faith loose to God's Spirit, it make--brings your body in subjection to God's redemptive blessing to you. And anything that Jesus died for, He's setting at the right hand of the Father, tonight, making intercessions upon your confession. Whatever you confess that He's done, and believe it, it's your personal property. Every believer, every person that's born again, has the right to any of the redemptive blessings.
When you get saved, Jesus just takes and hands you a checkbook to last you all through life's journey, and His Name's signed at the bottom of every one of them. Whatever we have need of, "you ask the Father in My Name, it'll be done." Just sign a check and send it up there. Are you afraid to sign one tonight? No, fill her out; send it up; it's recognized. Yes, sir, it's recognized. He'll certainly bring it to pass.

L-5 Now, I just a little late, so... My services, I don't hold them long, as you notice, because it's under vision. And vision makes me so weak. It does anyone. And I just read a little bit here now and then we'll go right into the service.
In the second chapter of Saint Luke for just a Scripture reading, beginning with thee 25th verse we read this:
And behold there was a man in Jerusalem, whose name is Simeon... the same man was just... devout, waiting for the consolation of Israel: and the Holy Ghost was upon him.
And it was revealed unto him by the Holy Ghost that he should not see death, before he'd seen the Lord's Christ.
And he came by the Spirit into the temple: and when the parent brought the child Jesus to do for him after the custom of the law,
Then took he Him up in his arms, and blessed God, and said,
"Lord, not lettest Thy servant depart in peace, according to Thy Word:
For my eyes have seen thy salvation.

L-6 Shall we bow our heads just a moment. Lord Jesus, may we tonight, as Your believing people that come together here, looking for the second coming of our Lord to receive us into His glorious Kingdom where there'll be no end to that great age... And now may we tonight, as Simeon of old, lift the Saviour in our arms of faith. You promised us all these blessings and we believe that we receive them through faith.
Forgive us of our shortcomings, our sins, trespasses against You, realizing that unbelief is sin. Then forgive us, Lord, of our unbelief. Help us tonight as we've gathered here: different churches, different peoples, different nationalities, but the same God working in all. And help us now to receive of Thy blessings and may the Holy Spirit come take the things of God and pass that right out to the people. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-7 Just a moment, for... First thing, if any minister comes to the platform to preach, first he must feel his congregation. You've got to get your spiritual bearing, then that helps you so much. You can feeled it out where faith is. I guess Brother Jackson's very familiar with that, to where you have faith.
Now, in the Scripture reading, we find an elderly man by the name of Simeon. We, perhaps call him an old sage with his long white beard and hair, somewhere around in his eighty's. And he was a very pious, religious person. And the Holy Spirit revealed to him that he wasn't going to die until he seen the Lord's Christ. And he wasn't afraid to go around telling people that he wasn't going to die until he seen the Lord.


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