<TITLE>07. Par 26-30</TITLE>L-26 May there not be a feeble one, Lord, enter this building this week but what will go out of here healed. Grant it, Lord. And may a sinner not come in over the threshold of this building, but what would go out of here rejoicing in the Presence of the Lord Jesus as their Saviour.
We would ask You'd bless this school, Lord, who has let us have this auditorium. And we now dedicate this building to the glory of God. And may the Angels of God minister day after day, and night after night, until when we enter the place we would feel it would be holy grounds that we're treading on.
Bless every minister, those who are cooperating, who's dismissed their churches. Bless those who have drove long ways to get here. All the local people, give unto them, Lord, Thy riches, we pray, in salvation, and spiritual blessings, and in physical blessings. And may this little meeting start an old fashion revival that'll sweep from one side of this state to the other. Grant it, Father.

L-27 Speak through lips, Lord. Bless our dear beloved brother Dr. Vayle, as he ministers in the afternoon service to stir the pure faith in the people. Help Your unprofitable servant at night, Lord, as I come with this challenge to the world that Jesus remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. May Your unfailing Word and Your undergirding of Your Spirit move us in a great way.
Forgive us of our sins now, and help us as we go entering this service to read Your holy Word. May it be said as we leave here tonight, like those who came from Emmaus when You did something kind of in a mysterious way, in the way that no other man could do it, and Cleopas and his friends said, "Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked to us along the road?"

L-28 For there once He had them inside the building and the doors shut, He did something like He did before His crucifixion, and they knew that He had raised from the dead. With light hearts and fleeted feet they rushed back to say, "Truly He's raised from the dead." Grant that same blessing to Your waiting children. For we wait patiently for Thy Word and Thy Spirit, in Jesus' Name, Thy Son. Amen.

L-29 I wish to read a little routine text tonight. And with a... or Scripture reading rather. And our text is found tonight in Hebrews 13:8.
Jesus Christ the same yesterday, to day, and for ever.
I wish to read out of the Book of Saint John the 12th chapter, for a portion of his reading, or his writings. And we believe the Word to be infallible. It's found in the 12th chapter, the 20th and 21st verses.
And there were certain Greeks among them, that came up to worship at the feast:
The same came therefore to Philip, which was of Bethsaida of Galilee, and desiring him, saying, Sirs, we would see Jesus.
May God add His blessings to His Word. This Word that I have just read, after there is no world, when there is no more sun, nor moon, nor stars, this Word will remain the same because, It is the Word of the infinite God.

L-30 And this question that was just asked by these Greeks, "Sirs, we would see Jesus," and I'm wondering tonight to this audience that the Lord God has sent out for us tonight, just how many in here, I might ask, would give that same question if they'd lived in that day? If you'd heard about Him, how great He was, and His great magnificent power, I just wonder if you and I wouldn't ask that same simple question. And if we met Philip of Bethsaida, I wonder if we wouldn't ask that same question.
Now, Philip was one of His ministers, and Philip was the one who introduced them to Jesus. And the question was not, "That we might see His power." Not, "That we might see some glorious miracle that He would perform," though He did. But the question was, "Sirs, we would see Jesus."


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