<TITLE>21. Par 69-72</TITLE>L-69 Father, I pray that every one that raised their hand, that You'll give them an experience this very night of witnessing Jesus Christ resurrection from the dead; that He's alive, here among us tonight. And He will save them and fill them with His Holy Spirit. Many didn't have courage to raise their hand; I know that, Lord; Thou knows it too. I pray also that You'll bless them. Grant it.
Many setting here belongs to church and afraid that if--if they raise their hand... Yet in their heart You said do it. And yet they was afraid to raise their hand, after joining church and being there so long. God, I pray that You'll give them the Holy Spirit; may such a hunger come upon them till they can't rest until they receive God's blessings for them. Grant it, Lord. Forgive us of all of our trespasses.

L-70 And now, dear Jesus, as we go into the service to pray for the sick, may every person, now with these words in their heart, may the Holy Ghost come. May Jesus walk into this building just now. May the great Pillar of Fire, that led the children of Israel, sway over this pulpit tonight, come down, prove the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, that people will be without an excuse then.
Heal the sick tonight, Father, make the blind to see, the deaf to hear, the dumb to speak, the cripples to walk. Cure the heart trouble, cancer, all different kinds of troubles. God, I pray that You'll mend up the broken homes, and--and make the ones that's in homes that's indifferent, fathers and mothers who doesn't pray, give them an experience tonight that they'll start a family altar at their home. Grant it, Lord.
Bless every church in the city. O God, let every minister be so inspired tomorrow, that he will preach like never before. And may a old fashion revival sweep out through this city, Lord, and just may people come from everywhere to Shawano here, that they might know that Jesus lives and reigns. Grant it, Father. In Jesus' Name we ask it, Amen.

L-71 May the Lord bless you all real richly is my sincere prayer. Tomorrow's Sunday; you don't go to Sunday school, probably till late. You Catholic people probably go to early mass and whatever it is, but you'll be able to make one of them. And I--I hate to hold you, and you're standing. But I just felt like talking to you. You're such a lovely audience, and I pray that you'll receive the words now and be expecting to be healed. I want to ask you something, just in a moment, while we--'fore we call the prayer line to be prayed for.
What would Jesus do if He was here tonight? How many of you believe that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, do you believe that? What was He yesterday? What did He do when He was here on earth? What He done when He was here on earth, He's got to do the same thing today, if He is the same. Is that right?

L-72 Now, for about two minutes let's go through it. What was His ministry? Did He go around, and say, "Bring me somebody, and I will heal them?" Never did He say that. He said, "I can't do nothing. It's not Me that doeth the works; it's My Father that dwelleth in Me; He doeth the works." Is that true?
Jesus saw visions. When He seen Philip, and sent--and Philip... He prayed for Philip. Peter come to Him; He knew what his name was. He told him who he was. And Philip went and got Nathanael, around in another country and brought him over. When he come up to Jesus, Jesus said, "There is a righteous man, behold, an Israelite in whom there is no guile."
He said, "When did You know me? How do You know who I am?"
"Why," He said, "before Philip called you, when you were under the tree out there praying, I saw you."
He said, "You're the Son of God."
He said, "Because I told you that, that I saw you under the tree, do you believe Me?"
He said, "Yes."
Said, "Then you can see greater than this."


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