<TITLE>05. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 So it brings joy to the heart of the waiter, that's waiting on the coming of the Lord and the blessed hour that when these old vile bodies shall be changed and made like unto His own glorious body. And we shall see Him, no more struggle, no more sorrow, no more old age, no more infant of days, no more hunger, no more weary, no more sickness, no more death... Oh, we just can't fathom. I'm telling you friends; it's hard, because we're human; and death is such a thing that we all hate to face it. But it's--it's a blessed relief; it's a blessed thing to know that He will come someday and these things will be changed.
Now, remember and... get on to your, especially your sinner friends now, for to come to the meeting, this revival coming up.
Now, just in the way of a little speaking... My throat, as I said, hasn't been cleared yet exactly, and I'm still a little tired. But I rested this week, kept away from even the phone and everything that I could get a few days of rest. And then, this coming week I want to rest up a little, if I can, and then get ready for the little revival.

L-13 Then I go to Canada, and from Canada back to Indianapolis, from Indianapolis then to Chicago, and from Chicago, after the Christian Businessmen International Convention... And they got me booked now, you pray for me, and especially during this revival, that God will direct me, a complete world wide tour to be start in June and come back in November or July, rather. And that's to go into Europe, Asia, all down through the islands, and seas and come back through by the west coast: leave the east and go plumb around the world, come back to the west coast. Such a needy time...
And now, there's something kindly checks me a little. I don't know whether it's something in the road or what. I don't know. But you pray for me, and God will surely work it out right.

L-14 Now, I got two places in the Scripture that I have chosen this morning to read, because of this, that the people are coming to be prayed for. This is just a--a little time to pray for the sick and the needy. Now, I'd just like to teach a little on the Word. Then maybe, the Lord willing tonight, might not only teach but preach a little from the Word.
Now, I want to read from two places. And that's over in the Old Testament both of them: one in Numbers 13th chapter and the 30th verse, and the other's in Joshua the 1st chapter and the 9th verse.
And Caleb stilled the people before Moses, and said, Let us go up at once, and possess it; for we are well able to overcome it.
And then over in Joshua the 9th verse of the 1st chapter:
Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee wherever thou goest.
And may the Lord add His blessings to His Word.
I just love the Word. And if I would say for a subject this morning, I want to take... to find the context in here a text called, "God Keeps His Word."

L-15 Now, if we could just dwell on that for weeks, hold a year's revival and still be just as fresh at the end as it was at the beginning of that subject of "God Keeps His Word." There's one thing that God cannot do. Did you ever think of it? There is one thing that God cannot do: that's fail. He can do everything but fail, but He cannot fail.
So if our most holy confidence is built this morning upon that wonderful One Who can do anything there is to be done, except fail, how much confidence should we have in His eternal Word. My heart has been stirred in the last year, after I have looked across the nations, and seen the things heap up the way they are, and the little isms arising.


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