<TITLE>09. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 And then after while, you see something that'll be years yet to come, and say what's going to take place with this person at a certain time. And then after while, after two or three of them, you're really wondering whether you're here or there. See? And you don't understand it. So please, just... If you don't... you may... you don't... I don't understand it myself. So let's just believe it anyhow. I don't understand how God had mercy on me and saved me, but He did it. So I'm thankful for it.
All right. Now, we'll call up about fifteen of the prayer, of the people with prayer cards. Let's call from the first fifteen. Who has prayer card 1, hold up your hand, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, on up. Prayer card number 1, number 2, number 3, on up to about 15... All right. From 1 to 15, wasn't it? 1 to 15. Prayer card 1 to 15 first. (No. Thank you, brother. The Lord bless you tonight in that revelation there. What say? What letter... What'd you give out?) S, S-1 to 15, I didn't think about being other prayer card. S-1 to 15, them was give out just awhile ago. We been using, the last three nights the same group we give out the first night. But now we give out some new ones tonight and it's in S. S-1 to 15, please. Yes, S-1 to 15.

L-30 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... all of your hearts... Who wrote this song? Does anyone know? [A man says, "Paul Rader."--Ed.] Paul Rader is right, perhaps wrote right here. Was it at Fort Wayne, do you know, Brother Bosworth? If Paul Rader wrote that song right here in, here, right here in Chicago... Right here's where that song was born then: in Chicago. It's been my theme song. It's been sang in many different languages in different parts of the world. It's called me to the platform for the past ten years, I guess. Only believe; all things are possible, if you can only believe. Now, have faith; have faith in God and believe with all your heart while we sing slowly now, altogether.
 Only believe, only believe,
 All things are possible, only believe;
 Only believe, only believe,
 All things are possible, only believe.
I wonder if the audience would do this for me. Let's just close our eyes now, and raise up our hands, and say, "Now, I believe."
 Now, I believe, now, I believe,
 All things are possible, now, I believe;
 Now, I believe, now, I believe,
 All things are possible, now, I believe.

L-31 I see my brother setting there weeping when he heard that song. Many times it's called us, hasn't it, Brother Bosworth, many times? As time is going on, Brother Bosworth, the clock ticking on to eternity, I wonder if Paul Rader tonight, yonder in glory... How many ever heard his last words when he was dying? He always had a sense of humor. They was singing for him, so I'm told, that he said, "Raise them curtains and sing me some good snappy Gospel songs." Said, "Who's dying, me or you?"
So they raised the curtains and begin to sing the Gospel songs; he said, "That sounds better." He called his brother Luke in; he said, "Luke, we been a long ways together. But think of it, in five minutes from now I'll be standing in the Presence of Jesus Christ clothed in His righteousness." Went to meet God...

L-32 Someday we'll go over and see him, Brother Bosworth...?... God bless you, brother. You want to stand the brothers and sisters...?... Come back here; stand over here...?... Just like for him to stand here, he's got good faith; he believes me, and I--I love that. You feel that wall around you, just wonderful. Pray with me, Brother Bosworth. And all the audience pray with me, and all you brethren here, pray with me everywhere, that we can--we can be--be in one accord. Now, may the Holy Spirit come.
Now, to the visitors that's with us, I ask you all to remain in your seat just for the next few moments for the service. God of heaven knows that this is not done for a stage show; it's for His glory. I do not claim to be able to perform every miracle that comes to me; I can perform no miracle. God does it all; I'm a man.


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