<TITLE>20. Par 89-92</TITLE>L-89 We go forward then to challenge that devil. Our people's in trouble. Just as Lot was in the sermon this morning, that Abraham went after him.
Satan, we come after you this morning. Our poor little forsaken sister is in trouble, and we come after you with anointed oil and with the baptism of the Holy Ghost with the Divine Word of God and the Gospel. We go to lay hands on her in the Name of Jesus Christ and we cast you away from her. Jesus said so. It can't fail. Said, "In My Name they shall cast out devils," and you are our devil. In obedience to His command, we cast thee away...?... beaten down...?... in going. The Blood of Jesus Christ...?... Today she comes pure holy...?... our God, by the confession of her sins...?... of this Gospel we cast away this nervousness. Oh yes, you...?... But you can't...?... her. We plead the Blood between her and...?... stand as a mediator and now you leave the girl. Let her go free and from this day on, may she be happy...?... those little babies laying there and her husband may he too come and be a Christian...?... and the circle be unbroken yonder. Let her mother or her dad or all, let them all...?... Oh God, grant this. May she be free from this hour. We set her free...?... perfect love of...?... the Bible and the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ through His Blood and the Holy Ghost we bring her to...?... through Jesus Christ's Name...?... You feel all right?...?... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] Make you feel relief. Now, when you go out of here, go out, be...?... Ora Mae again, only a new Ora Mae, a happy girl in Christ, and it'll all be gone. Come back here in about a year from today...?... say, "Brother Bill, you remember the morning when you prayed for me up there at the altar, that settled it...?..." Praise the Lord. Let us bow our heads now.

L-90 Our heavenly Father, in obedience to the commission of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ, we love You today with a pure, holy, unadulterated love. And let Thy kindness and mercy rest upon each and every one. We thank You for the strangers in our gates, and we pray that You'll bless each one.
Bless our dear beloved pastor, our Brother Neville, who stands with us in the harness of the Gospel, not yoked up with the world, but harnessed up with Christ, all the harness of God on, pulling the old Gospel chariot on and on, yoked together as fellow citizens and servants of God...
Bless all the deacons, trustee, treasurer, every one that's concerned: all the members, the laity, the strangers.

L-91 God, there's coming a meeting yonder in Indianapolis. God, I'm not worthy to be blessed, but will You bless the people through the preaching of the Word. No doubt but hundreds will stand.
We also anoint the...?... in the Name of Jesus Christ that You'll help her and take away her troubles as I lay hands on her through Jesus...?... Now heavenly Father, grant that Your mercy be extended for her in Christ's Name.

L-92 And now with our heads bowed, I wonder now if there's anyone here that would--would have come to the altar, would want to come and kneel for a word of prayer, that's accepted Christ. I feel like that you'd just like to pray a little bit after the visitation of the Holy Spirit. Don't you feel real good about it? Don't you feel good? Come here, Brother Neville.
How many would just raise your hands, said, "I'd like to come to the altar for just a little prayer." Would you raise your hands now? "I'd just like to purge myself a little." Oh, God bless you. All right.


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