<TITLE>06. Par 25-29</TITLE>L-25 I've got a little boy here. He's just all boy. Little Joseph, he's just about three years old. And when all of them would shouting, if he didn't jump right out there in the middle of the aisle and throw them hands up begin shouting and praising the Lord right out in the middle of the aisle, out there.
And I think this morning he got into it with his little sister and bit her on the arm, so I told him that his shouting wouldn't do him much good as long as he acted like that. Oh, my. Those little fellows, they can really get right next to you, can't they? But of course, what it was, he just saw the rest of them doing it, and thought that's what he should do too, and probably following after us, the way we were doing.

L-26 Now we got His Word laying open here. Now, let's just speak to Him about It now just a...
Dear God, as we come to Thee just now, reverently, quietly, soberly, and in faith, believing that You hear and will answer prayer, because we come in that all-sufficient Name of Thy Son, the Lord Jesus, Who is the infallible One and gave the promise that "If you ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." then we know that we will receive just what we ask for, for we come in His Name. For we have no other name that we could approach You in, the great, mighty Jehovah God.
And we come in His grace, not confessing that we deserve anything, but because that He has made a propitiation for us in that He died for us and He atoned for our sins. And we feel that we can stand justified in Your sight by His death; that is our faith.

L-27 And asking for nothing that would be evil, but that which would be good for each of us; therefore, Lord God, speak to us through Thy Word. And speak to us in that Voice that we would understand and would know just how to be better men and women, boys and girls. Knowing that the great gate yonder at death, that every time our heart makes a beat we just get one bit closer to that gate, to which we all shall go in at...
And then, knowing that after we are in there, there is not one opportunity again to ever make reconciliations. There's never again that we can have this opportunity that we have just now. And not knowing just when we shall cross that line, O God, come to us quickly and bring us to the senses that we should have and know how to approach Thee, and to plead our case before Thee, and ask for mercy. Grant it, Lord. We are a needy people. We are sheep calling on the Shepherd that will lead us through life and down through the valley of the shadow of death.

L-28 As David of old said "I'll not fear, when I come to that place, because the Shepherd will lead me right on through that place." Until our feet rest solidly upon that glorious shore, where old age, and sickness, and sorrow, and death shall flee away from us and we shall be free There forever...
Speak, Lord. This little bright eyed darling of someone, setting here before me in this wheelchair... Just can't keep my eyes off of her today, all crippled up with this polio, what the evil one has did to her. O God, bring deliverance to that little darling. Grant it, Lord, not only to her but to others here who are waiting. Let Thy Holy Spirit lift them so high this morning that they'll pass every vibration of doubt and every sin barrier, that Your Holy Spirit might move upon them and heal them. Grant these things, Lord. For we ask these blessings for Thy glory in the Name of the Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.

L-29 Now, I have chosen for a text this morning. And you little fellows forgive me for taking the time all with the adults, and your class is not here to be this morning. But I want you to hear also what I want to read.
And I want to read this morning out of I Samuel the 3rd chapter. And I want to take for a text: "Hear His Voice." That will do for little girls, and big girls, and little boys, and big boys, all. Remember the text: "Hear His Voice."


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