<TITLE>24. Par 85-88</TITLE>L-85 How many likes them old fashion songs, raise your hands? I'd rather have it then all your fast boogly-woogly. I'll... I don't like to see that in church. Church songs belongs in church, don't you think so? Absolutely. I love the inspired pen of those old writers.
Now, don't no one leave, but I want you to stand and just turn around and shake hands while we sing this next verse. All you Christians, you Methodists and Baptists and everybody, shake one another's hands. I'll--I'll... We shall sing on that beautiful shore. All right. All together.
 We shall sing on that beautiful shore, (That's right. Turn right around now and shake it.)
 ...melodious songs of the blest,
 And our spirit shall sorrow no more,
 Not a sigh for the blessings of rest.
 In the sweet (everybody now) sweet (let's raise your hands) and by,
 We shall meet on that beautiful shore;
 In the sweet by and by,
 We shall meet on that beautiful shore.

L-86 Doesn't that just make you feel all scoured out inside? How many feels that way? just all scoured out? the love of God just sweeping through and taking all the old malice and laying it aside? It's much better than anything else I know of. Don't you think so? Just something does something to you.
Now, we got to dismissing song we're going to sing, and that is our favorite song, or mine, at the Tabernacle, one of them. And I wonder if there's a soloist in the building that could be here tonight? Somebody, a--a baritone or some singer would sing for me this song tonight, "Down from His Glory." One of your Canadian boys wrote it, Booth-Clibborn. How many knows Booth-Clibborn? Why, most all of you do, I'm sure. Is there a baritone or something or a woman, man that would sing it for us tonight? I love it.

L-87 All right, now tonight the prayer cards will be give out at the fast time, seven o'clock. It's right now quarter after four by fast time, quarter after three by God's time. But now, the fast time, man's time, it's a quarter after four, and at seven o'clock my boys will be over here to give out the prayer cards for healing service tonight.
Now, we're going to sing, "At the Name of Jesus bowing, falling prostrate at His feet. King of kings and heaven will crown Him, when our journey is complete." Everybody now.
 At the name of Jesus bowing,
 Falling prostrate at His feet,
 King of kings in heaven we will crown Him,
 When our journey is complete.
 Precious name. O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of heaven;
 Precious name. O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of heaven.

L-88 Now, to you local people here in the city that's got churches that's not dismissing for the service tonight, you attend your own church. That's your post of duty. We don't want to call you from your church when you got service.
If you're strangers and in here, or if some of you is from another church that's having service and you want to be prayed for, tell your pastor. I'm sure he will say that's all right. He's a man of God, he will tell you to come down, be prayed for. But if you're just coming, listen to your pastor tonight, a good God-fearing man, and your church will appreciate it.
And now, you visitors that's here in with us, I think that's the reason they brought the service over, 'cause so many visitors here today, we want you to come be with us if you can.
Until we meet, may we bow our heads. And our little pastor here, Brother... What is your name? Owing? Corning. Brother Corning from Edmonton. Would you come here...

