<TITLE>21. Par 219-227</TITLE>L-219 And now the sick here, Lord. May, as Moses lifted up that serpent, and every one that looked at the serpent... The serpent never prayed for no one. They just looked and lived; they looked and lived. And every one that looked, lived. Lord, may the sick and afflicted of this, that's in this building tonight, look to the Cross yonder, see that Prince of Peace hanging there, the Antitype of the serpent...?... the serpent of sin, and He was made sin for us. Lord, I pray that You'll heal every one of them just now. May the Holy Spirit move right through there, surge through their beings just now, and heal them of their infirmity.

L-220 Bless those, Lord, who are in the way, wayfaring men. Old men and women here who's fought to win the prize, and sailed through bloody seas, stood bitter persecution, and domestic troubles, and everything, and still waving on. O Morning Star, lead on, Lord Jesus.
Some of these glorious days our great ship will leave the harbor yonder. We'll hear the old ship of Zion blow when she comes dashing through that fog in the room, when death sets in on us, and our loved ones are screaming. We'll hear her blow. Hallelujah. She'll move right down through that fog to the bedside; we'll step our feet on there, land over yonder in that Land where we'll never grow old. And wrinkles will leave the face (Hallelujah.); gray hairs will vanish away and we'll have a body like His Own glorious Body. We shall see Him as He is, and meet our loved ones in that happy land. Give them courage.
O God, move upon this city, and send in sinners, that there might be a great revival of the soul. Grant it, Lord. Be with us now in farther part of the service. In Jesus' Name we ask it. Amen.

L-223 The Lord bless you. Now, as you leave, I'll ask the brother ushers if they'll come forth and get the little books there, and the pictures. (And each one of them gets this too, brother usher, and the--and the little... and the picture there.) If you desire one. We're not selling books; we're not selling picture. If you want them, all right; if you don't, that's just... We just got them for that purpose. Would you brothers come forward now and get them, if you will, Brother Cox and Brother Fleeman, and some stand at each door there, if the people want them.

L-224 How many loves the Lord, say, "Amen." [Congregation shouts, "Amen."--Ed.] All right.
I wonder if the sister that got the baby there in her arm, the sister, player, or here, if she set right... All right, if you're up, come right ahead here just a moment if you will, and give us a chord on the piano.
Now, remember the services start tomorrow night; you know where we're going to start tomorrow night? We're going to take the children of Israel up to Kadesh-barnea. That's the judgment seat. And there Joshua and Caleb will go over and bring back.

L-227 And then, if the Lord willing, Sunday morning on these, these questions and answers, the Lord being willing, we'll have it.
And Sunday night we want to take the children over into the homeland. Hallelujah. The Jordan rolled back, and them muddy streams rolled away. And they go up to the walls of Jericho, and let out a shout, and down comes the wall, and they take over. Hallelujah. We'll watch that scarlet thread there from Rahab the harlot, hanging down there where she let the spies down.
Then the Lord willing, next week we may go plumb on through over into the Book of Revelations, down through Daniel (Hallelujah.), and have a glorious, wonderful time. You love the Lord? Amen. All right.


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