<TITLE>03. Par 7-8</TITLE>L-7 Our heavenly Father, we've gathered in this great auditorium here tonight, where You've met with us night after night and blessed our hungry souls, giving us the Bread of Life, food for our souls, salvation for those, Lord, who are in need, healing for those who are in needing, and supplied those things which we have asked. And we're grateful to Thee to seeing Thee in the power of Thy resurrection. And I pray, Father, that You will be with us tonight, will help us, and bless us. Bless the wandering children tonight, Father, wandering about, not knowing just which way to go, or what to do, unstable, never has anchored yet in Christ. Pray, tonight, that they'll cast the anchor beyond the Rock of Ages there. When this ship's a whirling and tossing, our little barks upon this sea of life, we know our anchor holds within the veil. God, grant it. Get into the Word, we pray, Father and make Yourself known to every person here through the teaching of the Word. May the Holy Spirit just take the Word of God and deliver It to every heart, just as we have need. At the end of the service, may the glory of the Lord be upon the people, for we asked it in Jesus' Name, Thy Son. Amen.
Just for a few moments, that we usually try to start the prayer line around nine o'clock, if possible. And now just... this is something new to me to teach to the people. And then, really this is, I guess, my first meeting in years to ever try to teach the people before having a prayer line.
And it just done my heart so good to see hands go up, accepting the Lord Jesus. And I... When I go home at night and kind of come out the visions, that I just sometimes lay in there after they've all gone to bed just weep for joy, to think. "God was pleased tonight, because I know He was. Sinners came home." That's true. Then He honors us with His blessings and pours out His Spirit, heals the sick, giving faith. What more could we want than that?

L-8 Now, over in II Kings, tonight, last night speaking on Elijah, the prophet. And tonight, we had him last night going up to when Elijah, rather, and Jehoshaphat, and them, come down to meet him. Tonight, we got him in another scene in the 4th chapter of--of II Kings. And just for a text, I want to read the 24th verse of the 4th chapter of II Kings.
And she... Then she saddled an ass, and said unto her servant, Drive, and go forward; slack not thy riding for me, except I bid thee.
May the Lord add His blessings to the reading of this verse of Scripture.


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