<TITLE>06. Par 25-29</TITLE>L-25 Thank you. You are very lovely. I like you German people. I like the way you take things. You're not flighty (that's just jump at anything). But if it can be proven, you are looking for a solid foundation. That's what you're looking for now. That's what you're looking for to reunite yourself.
I am praying daily that one day Germany will all be together again, no Iron Curtains, mothers and fathers can be together, sons and mothers can be together, the families reunited, all under the leadership of Almighty God. God grant it.
As His poor unworthy servant, I am here tonight to try to do my part to let you know, God will do this. I know I have... I'm a very poor servant. I--I wished I had some other way that I could present Him to you. But this is the only way He could trust me with, I suppose. I am so unworthy; I am unworthy of His blessings. But what He has did for me, it makes me love Him so. And I love my brothers, that I have come for that purpose.

L-26 So don't feel suspicious. It--it--it--it grieves the Holy Spirit. And that's the reason things are not happening the way they should. See? You've had... Now, several days you've had time to read the Bible, and you see Him working, confirming the Word. Now, I don't want to see these wheelchairs and things setting here. It--it grieves my heart. But I can't do nothing about it. I'm only a servant. I can just bring His Word and do what He tells me to do. And I'm sure, it's not His will for this to be. It would be His will for all of you to be well.
The Bible said, "I would above all things (I would above all things) that you prosper in health." He wants you to have health. And I--I know if you'll believe Him, He will give you health.

L-27 Shall we pray. Our heavenly Father, we bring to You this night, this lovely audience of people. As I look at them, see gray hairs on their head, wrinkled face, many; and see the young women, beautiful, and the young men, beautiful, just in the bloom of life... Look, laying here with people with sickness, some are crippled, some of them are afflicted, and some of them has cancer, and some of them with heart trouble. O God, be merciful.
Now, we--we, Father, we do not wish You to perform miracles that we might believe, for Thou has said that a weak and adulterous generation seeks those things. I--I realize that a crippled man may live an ordinary lifetime. But--but, Father, a man with heart trouble can't live long without Your help.

L-28 But, Father, we pray that You'll--that You'll just pour out Your Spirit and heal the heart trouble, the cancer, TB, and all the cripples, the lame, the blind. O dear God, come, won't You? Stretch out Your arms over the tent tonight. Drive away all unbelief, and let Your lovely Son, Jesus, come into every heart. We ask this in Your glory in Jesus Name.
And now, Father, I am Your humble unworthy servant. Oh, You took me from the sheep cote, a little old boy, no education, and give me the privilege to come, talk to Your people. And with Your gift that You gave to Your unprofitable servant, I am ashamed, Father, if I haven't done no more than what I have. But dear Father, forgive me and help me to show Thy love to the people, and make me a better servant in my feeble efforts. Bless them, tonight, Father. And stretch forth the hand of Your holy Child Jesus and heal the sick. For we ask it in His Name, Thy only beloved Son, Jesus Christ. Amen. [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.]

L-29 The handkerchiefs are to be prayed for. I--I wish to pray for them now. You wouldn't mind if I'd ask you to bow your head with me and pray too? I want you to pray with me. This is somebody that's sick. What if it was your mother and the doctor had said she couldn't live? You know how you love her. It's somebody's mother, somebody's little child. So let's be sincere and ask God earnestly to bless this feeble effort that we have.


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