<TITLE>09. Par 32-36</TITLE>L-32 I'm thankful there hasn't been a one that's come in in wheelchairs, cots, or stretchers, but what has went out as far as I know. There's one lady sitting here tonight, looks like has a broken limp, something. The Holy Spirit may reveal to her what it's all about. He's the Healer of all our diseases, afflictions.
O Lord, as my mind drifts back now, down across the time of these few years, of hundreds of thousands of people. Well, we're just one day nearer home now. This day is fixing to turn the page. It'll be another day for history, a day that we'll have face yonder at the judgment someday. One more part of the service, prayer for the sick, the altar call...

L-33 Bless Your servants everywhere tonight, the gallant ministers of faith who are standing in the platform proclaiming the Gospel without fear. Bless them through around the world, Lord, throughout all the nations. Send Jesus Thy Son. This old world soaked in Christian blood, the altars are bathed with tear crying, "Come, Lord Jesus." Someday He shall come. We'll see Him.
And now, Father tonight it's my lot to pray for the sick. As this little group has gathered out through this stormy weather, loving You, they've drove many miles some of them. No doubt some are setting here who are very sick. Some are setting here who are wondering. God, may everybody go home tonight happy rejoicing and healed. May the sinners converted, the backsliders reclaimed. May it be a glorious night. Get glory out of the service.

L-34 And now, Almighty God, brought again our Lord Jesus Christ from the dead, sent down His Angel to be a ministering spirit to direct Your servant through this life, may He stand by my side tonight here and manifest Jesus Christ to this audience; for I ask it in Jesus Christ's Name. Amen.
[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... for I was weak, all over the world. The other day I got a letter back from Germany. The lady had been crippled in a chair with arthritis for years. She'd read my little book: "Man Sent From God," was translated in German, Finnish, Swedish, Afrikaans, oh, I don't know.
So she got the little handkerchief; she took the instructions, and pinned it on her underneath garment, put her hand over there. She said, "Now, devil, you get out of here." Jumped right up out the chair and went walking across the house alone.

L-35 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] And the baby had a sunstroke, I guess, 'cause about eleven in the day; he was out in the harvest field with his daddy, begin to cry, "My head." They sent him in and he laid on his mothers lap, and died about dinner time.
Elijah had a little room. She'd built Elijah a little room on the side where he could pass by: had a bed in there and a stool, a water pitcher. She took him and put him on the prophet's bed. Good place to put him, wasn't it? That's right.
Her husband come. He said, "Saddle a mule. Go forward now. Don't you stop."
He said, "Don't go over to Mount Carmel, 'cause it's neither sabbath nor new moon. The prophet will not be there in the mountain." He had a cave out there he was staying in.
Said, "That's all right."

L-36 He said, "Saddle this mule and go forward," to the servant, and "don't you stop, 'less I bid you." I like that. "Go forward; don't stop." She an alternative.
So when the prophet came out, seen her coming, he said to Gehazi, his servant. He said, "Here comes that Shunammite." Said, "She's grieved in her heart. I don't know what's wrong with her." Said, "God's never revealed it to me."
See, God don't tell His prophets everything. Said, "God's kept it secret from me." He said, "Is all well with thee? Is all well with thy husband? Is all well with the child?"


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