<TITLE>08. Par 26-28</TITLE>L-26 That same Jesus can--will come from glory tonight to anybody that has a need. Do you believe it? Let us pray.
Our most glorious and kind heavenly Father, it is indeed with grateful hearts that we approach Thee now. Just as this revival is just beginning to start, souls coming to the altar, the sick are being healed, and the praises of God has begin to set upon the lips of the saints, the talk from neighbor to neighbor...
O God, will You come tonight to us? And may there be many sitting here tonight that will stop You, Lord, and receive their healing. Grant it, Lord.
May You show Yourself alive tonight, although our teaching today tells us, many of us, that the days of miracles are past. But we read in the Bible that Jesus the Lord said, "A little while and the world will see Me no more, yet ye shall Me, for I'll be with you, even in you to the end of the world." And the things that You did then, would You do until You come again.
O Christ, we pray tonight in this dying world, at the end of the age, that You will bless us tonight with Your Presence and do again tonight, and prove to this congregation as You did to blind Bartimaeus and many long ago, that You're still on earth, and the world was made by You, and You hold all in the power of Your hands. Grant it, Father. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-27 Now, on these little few broken words, it was said for this purpose, that your faith would rest solemnly upon the finished work of the Lord Jesus. And I'm trusting to God that you will receive that what you are seeking for tonight. And now, may His blessings rest with you.
We're going to call a prayer line and pray for some of the sick. Now, I am trying to get this to the people. I can certainly, could call hundred or two people up here passing through laying hands upon them. That would be wonderful. That's Scripture. But being that there's so many of the brethren in the field who does that... And by the grace of God, as a little baby boy, God gave a gift; it's a gift to foresee, or foretell, or to see things that should come and has been. If you'll...

L-28 There's two things that I know, if this would be my last sermon tonight. There's two things that I know, and there's two things I believe. Now, there's two things over here I believe; there's two things here I know. I watched the sap in the tree, how when wintertime comes, that sap goes down into the roots of the tree and stays there all through the winter. Now, that sap has no intelligence of its own to drive it down into them tree roots.
I see a flower, and a frost will strike it. Young or old it bows its little head, a little black seed drops out of it, and have a funeral procession. The fall rains come and bury the little seed. The winter comes then and freezes, and the pulp runs out of it. It's all gone as far as the world knows. No science could ever find anything remains of the seed.
But just let the warm sun begin to shine in the springtime, and that little seed will live again; that flower will come back again. Now, it has no intelligence; it has no power of its own. There's something that brings it forth again. That's what I know. I believe that Who does that is that one in the Bible that's called Jehovah God. That's what I believe.


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