<TITLE>04. Par 13-17</TITLE>L-13 And now, with these announcements away, and realizing that tonight communion night, for the communion service... And pray hard for our dear Brother Neville, who's holding the fort here at the Tabernacle, doing a great job, and for all the saints everywhere.
Oh, what a needy time, what a needy time. I hear it from down in Africa and such a call for Africa. And Brother Arganbright was just telling me on the phone awhile ago, that the king of--of some of those countries down in there (I forget just where it was.), I believe up here in Sweden, Switzerland (I'll get it in a minute), Denmark, has wrote a special letter to make this the season to come there, this time. In Africa, India, many different places, where... Hawaiian Islands, got in other day, that's about ten times straight that they've called for a revival. Christian Businessmen wants to go out there, just fly over it, make a--order--organize a chapter and speak for them that morning, and then begin a revival in Hawaii.

L-14 So the whole world has become our parish (See?), the whole world. And we are His servants, so let us just remember, friends, that this may be the last night, this may be the last year, or may be the last generation. See? We don't know. But anyhow, we do know this of a fact, that the living know they have to die. It's once appointed unto man to death, and after that the judgment. And if there be any here tonight who isn't ready to meet that and has not this blessed hope, may this be the night that you'll decide for the Lord Jesus, for once for all, for eternity. Now, shall we pray.

L-15 Our heavenly Father, we want to thank Thee from the very depths of our hearts, knowing that we are waiting here, not flusterated at all, no matter how many atomic bombs they make, and how many civil service people they put out to watch the planes, the world nervous and shaky, we're resting upon this blessed hope that we have. We're trusting in the finished work of God at Calvary through Christ, knowing this, that after this earthly tabernacle is no more, we got one already waiting yonder, more glorious, far more, where there's no pain or suffering, sickness. No old age will ever strike it, never a gray hair, never a wrinkle, but we'll be young there forever. The blessed Bible which cannot tell nothing but the truth, has give us this blessed assurance, and the Holy Ghost also is a witness, bearing record of the same. Our hearts long for that. And we know the Bible tells us so, which is the Word of God, the Seeds to be planted upon this fertile ground to let us rest in this hope.

L-16 God, I pray that You'll touch every person tonight outside of Christ and bring them to this close marvelous walk. Heal the sick setting here tonight, Lord. No doubt in this many people there's bound to be sickness in the midst of us. And we pray that You'll heal every one.
Now, come to the Word, Father, take the Word, which is the Lifeline, the Grass Roots, Lord, of all civilization. We pray that the Holy Spirit will take each Word and give it to the heart just as we have need. May we fellowship around the Word. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-17 For a little reading of the Scriptures tonight, for just a--a little text to try to hunt a context, and be swiftly, right to the Word so we can have the communion. Tomorrow being Monday, I know we don't like to think of those things, of having to go back to work, but we have to face that. And many times you know, but after all, this is more essential than jobs and everything else. See? For your job will play out someday, and you'll play out with it, but if you got Eternal Life, you'll never have an end; it's eternal, lives on.
Perpetual, think of it, a perpetual life, has no end. When aeons of time is passed on by, you'll still be there. When the millions of years roll by, we'd still be there. So just for a few days here on earth, jobs doesn't amount to so much. Just--they help us along, buy our little food and so forth, eat, which we have to have it.


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