<TITLE>04. Par 11-13</TITLE>L-11 Now, shall we bow our heads just a moment for a word of prayer, while we talk to the Author of This and then pray for these handkerchiefs here.
Our kind heavenly Father, we're so thankful to be gathered here again tonight under the canopies of this sky, to look up to the heavens from whence cometh our help. Our help cometh from the Lord. We're so glad to know that He lives and reigns today and has not left His Church without a witness of His resurrection.
And we're so thankful tonight that we as the children of Israel, we're going to speak of if it be Thy will in a few moments, how they passed by under their burdens, and looked into the casket of Joseph, and saw those bones laying there, knowing that God had promised through the prophet that someday they were going out. And tonight as the antitype of Joseph, the Prince of prosperity, the Lord Jesus rose from the dead and is alive tonight here among us as a Divine evidence that someday we're going out, out of this world of trouble and sin, and where Satan and all His powers is at; and we will be free from Him forever.

L-12 Now, Lord, as we meditate on these words may the Holy Spirit come, get into the Word, and may It divide it to every heart, just as we have need tonight. And may we say like those who came from Emmaus, when He broke the bread and done something a little different than what the ordinary minister did in that day... He did it in a way that He alone could do it. And, Father, we pray tonight that He will do something out of the ordinary, that we don't see every day in every religious service. Just that people might know that that same Lord Jesus is alive from the dead tonight, walking in and around among people, doing the same things He did then. Grant it, Father.
These handkerchiefs that lays here they're representing poor, little, sick children, fathers, mothers, many people laying out suffering because of diseases and oppression of the devil. And, Father, with hands laid up on them with prayer, all my heart I pray that You'll hear me, Lord, and know the integrity of my heart, as we rebuke every unclean spirit, every demon power that binds the people that these handkerchiefs would be laid upon. And when these handkerchiefs are placed upon them, may they be a liberated, Lord, and go on their way rejoicing, and Satan be bound and be cast into outer darkness. Grant it, Father. Help us know in the farther part of this service for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-13 Now, as we meditate just a few moments here on the Word of the Lord, I trust that everybody will just... I will try to hurry, so I know the wind blowing a little cool and on sick people, and I will try to hurry. And maybe tomorrow night it'll be a little warmer and we will stay just a little longer.
The other day going out looking up, Mr. Wood and I were riding down the road and I seen those poor farmers and their corn just rolled up. I used to farm a little too. And the watermelons and everything, the cotton drying up. I went home, and I said, "Dear God, I know we've got an open hour service but please send those people some rain, 'cause their really needing rain." And I just thought of the sovereignty of the Lord Jesus, how He let it rain up to the service, stop while we had the service, and then give it a good drenching last night fill it up for the night. Oh, my. How marvelous He is. He knows just how to do it, doesn't He? And we just love Him so much for that. He's just worthy of all praise.


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