<TITLE>06. Par 20-24</TITLE>L-20 Now, shall we bow our heads just a moment. And I want to pray for these handkerchiefs too.
Our kind Heavenly Father, the Author of this Word, we thank Thee tonight from the depths of our heart, for the sending forth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, to redeem us from a life of sin and corruption into this great Holy Ghost way that we now walk. We thank Thee for the faith of the people who's brought these handkerchiefs.
And now, dear kind Father, as I lay my hands upon them, asking that You will bless them for the purpose of the healing of the sick body. Now, Father I realize that many of these in here, perhaps, poor old mothers and dads are waiting for them, and their--maybe their only hope that they have left of ever being well again. Their doctors, with all kindness, has tried their best to heal the people. But maybe it's beyond the doctor's control now. Only You can stop it.

L-21 And I'm thankful Father, that the people has enough confidence to send these handkerchiefs here to this audience tonight. For prayer of these Christian people. We're thankful for that confidence they have in You. Father, I pray that not one of them will be left out, but every one of them may be healed. Grant it, Lord.
And now, may the Holy Spirit take the Word of God and circumcise the lips of the speaker and the hearts of the hearer. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-22 I was just a little tired tonight. When I was just acting a little nervous. I just drove a hundred and thirty something miles in about two hours and something, awhile ago, so I'm really--really good and tired. And I was trying to relax myself. The meetings are going on so long till it makes it hard.
Now, just for a few moments of your time, to speak. We'll try to start the prayer line exactly nine o'clock, if we possibly can.

L-23 Now, during the time of this reading of the Scripture, was when king Ahab, he had been king of Judah or Israel for a long time, and he had died and his son had taken his place. And king of Judah was Jehoshaphat, a righteous God-fearing man. And so there... the... Alien countries came against Judah, or against Israel and--and the king of Israel went over to the king of Judah and asked him to make an alliance with him. That he would go up and fight against the king that was coming against them.
And what a terrible mistake, that Jehoshaphat, this righteous man made at that time. He joined himself up with unbelievers. And any man that ever joins hisself with an unbeliever, "How can two walk together except they be agreed." said Jesus.
Don't never join yourself with unbelievers. The Bible said, "Be not unequally yoked together."
Here some time ago, and during the time of this last war, when we went over on sides with Russia. How I wondered how it could be. Well, there we are. Wouldn't accept the cross so we've got a double-cross. That's it.

L-24 This great king's... Another thing, after you once join yourself up with an unbeliever, you kindly take on his ways, if you don't watch. They took off and went on this journey, out into the wilderness, seven days without consulting the Lord, went out to fight the battle without consulting the Lord.
Now, I think if Jehoshaphat would have settled down and not been all excited when something happened. He'd have first consulted the Lord. I believe tonight, or any other night in the services, when you see the Holy Spirit moving in the audience, before you judge it too quick, you better kinda set still and consult the Lord about it first. And say, "Lord, what is this? You let me know. Is this you?" Then let... God will speak to you about it.


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