<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Now, I... They have been so nice to us here at the Temple. They told me just to do as the Lord led me. You couldn't want any better than that, could you? And so I said, "Well, we'll... Some nights we'd talk to the congregation, and try to build their faith, and then start their prayer lines, and pray for the sick; and just what ever the Spirit says to do, we'll try to do that."
Tonight, I thought, being tired and just got in, I'd just speak to you awhile tonight from the Word, not keep you long, and just so we can get this meeting started.

L-6 And then, if... I believe that Los Angeles is ready for an old fashion revival. I've always believed that God had never turned Los Angeles yoose--loose yet. He's still got His hand here. There's so much goes with this. And like this Temple here that was built upon prayer, and tears, and sacrifice. And God just can't forget those things. And men and woman today who are laboring to keep it that way... Let's put our shoulders with them, the visitors, with me. Let's do everything that we can to get in the sick, and the afflicted, and the sinners. If we'll get the sinners saved, a revival will start breaking through. For that's the main thing.
God heals the sick; we know that. And we're not worried about that. He will do that. But to get sinners saved, is what we want to start with.

L-7 Now, just before we read the Word, let's speak to the Author, as we bow out heads, if you will.
Most gracious Father, it is a grand privilege to know that we can begin this service tonight just in Scriptural order. For in the Scriptures we read that music went before the battle. They played the songs, and then the ark of the covenant followed, and then the fight was on. And tonight, after the most lovely music has been played, and the songs has been sung, and now we shall bring the Word. And then may the battle be on. We pray, O God, that the Angels of God will take Their positions, in every corner, and at every aisle, and at every seat in this building. May there be such old time conviction, until there cannot be one person walk in this building as sinner and go out the same thing. And may whosoever comes in unsaved, may God save them for the glory of His Kingdom.

L-8 We pray also, Lord, that You would remember those that are sick and needy, that are afflicted, and needs Thy power of healing so graciously in their bodies. They want to work for You. And they have, no doubt, made many promises, and concentrated themselves to Thee; and in their consecration, that have made great promises that they would do certain things. Hear their prayers, Lord. And may this be a time of visitation to them.
Bless the Temple and all that it stands for, and its workers. And we pray, Lord, that You'd send an old time revival like used to be when its founder lived and walked in and out of this building. There is such a thing as she being able to hear tonight and to look in upon this scene. I'm sure that would be her heart's desire: to see another revival in this city to which she loved and labored and with the people. Grant it, Lord. And we'll close our eyes, and bow our heads, and give Thee praise. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.


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