<TITLE>20. Par 75-77</TITLE>L-75 I think it'd be good just to--set still just a moment while she plays, "I need Thee. Oh how I need Thee." I wonder what Georgie was thinking the other night when he had just left his dead brother? As he went down the street and felt his heart moving away, getting black in front of him as he's pitching into seats in front of him, leaving his wife and loved ones...
Every hour I need Thee.
O bless me now, my Saviour,
I come to Thee!
Let's sing it together.
I need Thee every hour,
Most (to everyone...)
When Thou art nigh.
I need Thee, O, I need Thee,
Every hour I... (Let's raise our hands to Him.)
O bless me now, my Saviour.
I come to Thee!
O great Jehovah, move now. Heal each one by Thy Spirit. Place in our hearts just something that's been a lacking so long. Give us that victory, Lord, that overcoming victory that we so graciously need. Will You do it, Father? We wait on Thee. And now we pray in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-76 I wonder now, is there some here to be prayed for? A lady called me from New Albany and someone was here... A lady called me from New... That's all right. All right, Miss... here to be prayed for. If you just follow the... Go ahead with the song you were playing, sister. And then right over on the side here for the prayer line, if you'll be so reverent for a few moments. Line up to the right-hand the side here so we can pray for the healing.
... side of Jordan,
In the sweet fields of Eden
Where the Tree of Life is blooming,
There is rest for you.
Jesus breaks every fetter,
And He sets you... (Get a chair, maybe, for the brother can set down. Brother, set down, rather).
O, I will ever, ever praise Him,
I will ever, ever praise Him,
I will ever, ever praise Him,
For He sets me free!

L-77 Now, what happened? These who are standing in line now to be prayed for, has come solemnly upon their own faith believing. They have come to say that wine has come into new bottles; that they are willing to say amen to THUS SAITH THE LORD. The Bible has said, which is THUS SAITH THE LORD: if there be any among you sick, call for the elders. Let them anoint them with oil, and pray over them; the prayer of faith shall save the sick.
And again, it is written in the Scripture, "These signs shall follow them that believe. They'll lay hands on the sick; they shall recover." And we're taught to do this, and constrained by the Holy Spirit, that this is God's order of ministering to those who are needy. It does not mean that the individual that is praying must be a saint or an angel. It means that the person that's coming must have a faith in their own being; that the Holy Spirit in His cooing by His Word, has dropped a little something in there that makes them believe, that He will brood over them until they are well.


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