<TITLE>14. Par 64-69</TITLE>L-64 Dear heavenly Father, preaching all night, we love to do it. Speak to Your children where they're eating. And it's such a blessing to let the Holy Spirit come in and feed on the Word. Now that's not all, Lord. We're so thankful that You have cut off even that to unbelief.
But, Lord God, You make Your Word manifest. You proved that the Word is true by demonstrating It. "Go ye into all the world and demonstrate the power of the Holy Ghost to every nation. Lo, I am with you always. The works that I do, shall you also; more than this shall you do, for I go to the Father. A little while and the world won't see Me no more, yet ye shall see Me, for I'll be with you, in you to the end of the world." No wonder Paul could say, "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever."

L-65 Bless these people. I know that these who raised their hands are saved. I know those who have differences, it'll be cleared up; and those who could not understand, their eyes will be opened tonight. Their faith will be turned loose and this will be one of the greatest climaxes we've ever seen in the--this revival. Grant it, Father.
Now, to my ownself, I surrender my heart, my all to You. My emotions, my being. Speak, Lord, and let the people know that Thou art Christ and I be Your servant. For I ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-66 Do you feel good? That's lovely, sister. Let's just sing one verse of that. You love to sing? Now look, you can have all your little songs you want, the little jubilees. Give me the old fashion kind. I'm just old fashion. I--I love it. Oh, my, don't you love that?
Pass Me Not, O Gentle Saviour, hear my humble cry.
Anybody know who wrote it? Sure, Fanny Crosby. She was blind.
You remember the story, when the English writers come and wanted her to write some of these modern songs of love songs, which would be nice today, but she refused to write anything else but religious songs.

L-67 And one of them said, as two of them were talking to her, "If there is a heaven and you go to it, you'll never see Christ. What if you were blind when you get there? Then what--how would you know Him if you were still blind?" And she said, "I'll know Him. I shall know Him, though I be blind, yet I'll know Him." And she turned and started waving her way through the house, and the inspiration struck her of this song: "I Shall Know, Yes, I Shall Know Him, and redeemed by His side I shall stand. I shall know Him, I shall know Him by the prints of the nails in His hands." Said, "I feel His hands, and I'll know Him." Certainly.

L-68 Any man or woman that's ever done anything for God, has swung their heart of faith open and stood gallantly for Christ. God grant it to you.
 Pass me not, O gentle Saviour,
 Hear my humble cry,
 While on others... (Everyone join in now.)
 Saviour, Saviour, hear my humble cry,
 While on others Thou art calling,
 Do not pass me by.
Now, He won't pass you. He never did pass anyone. He hears their cry. I wish I could bring all the sick upon the platform and go through the discernment, if the Lord will permit it. I don't know that He will.

L-69 How many is in the building tonight that's never been in one of my meetings before? Let's see your hands. Just look. See what I mean. That's the reason I have different ones to speak before. (I guess you have explained the ministry before I got in, have you?)... of how that someone comes to introduce before I come to the platform, the ministry. I do not claim to be a healer, friends. I can't heal. No other man can heal.
Brother Oral Roberts, a great man of God, but he doesn't heal you. He just lays hands on you and asks God. Brother Valdez, Brother Allen, and just many great men, your own pastor here, and great man in the fields who pray for the sick but none of them heal. Now, they're preachers. They can take a hold of the Word and preach it. I'm not a preacher. I'm--I have no education, so I can't preach. You know that now.


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