<TITLE>10. Par 39-41</TITLE>L-39 Lord Jesus, we thank You for these things, these manifestations. And may the people see tonight, that Thou art God that heals the sick. You're a God that knows the secret of the heart. You're the God of Pentecost. You're the God of Elijah. You're the God of Moses. You're the God that will come someday, and reveal Himself unto us, and take us up into glory. We thank You for Your Presence, and for Your words of comfort to us, and for the warning for us to repent. I pray, Lord God, that You'll grant all these things will be accomplished in the Name of the Lord Jesus.
Now, Father, as the pray line is to be formed in a few moments, I do not know what will be in that prayer line, but Thou does know. And I pray that You'll do things tonight that the people will set, and watch, and listen for that little still small voice of God. And when they see Your Spirit begin to move among the people, may they be happy and rejoice, and accept Jesus as their Saviour and Healer; for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-40 Now, this last five, four, or five nights, we haven't give out any prayer cards, just let the Holy Spirit move across the audience calling the people and doing the things that He desires to do. And last evening once, there was something strange happened last evening, and it hasn't happened before in the Temple. That was... It's just a gift that you just humble yourself, or relax before God, and He uses your speech. God has no voice but yours and mine. He... Our hands is His hands. If we can just be so sub--a--submitted to the Spirit that It can use our voice, and use our hands, and use our eyes...
Now, if you don't have to do these things God just sets those in church whoever... It's signs that the people might know that God still lives. It's Jesus the Son of God working through His body that He has redeemed. We're not worthy, certainly not, but He's worthy. And it's not us to say this one's worthy and that one's not worthy. It's God to do the choosing of those things.
Now, last evening I couldn't get the people to understand way back in the audiences, and where It would be calling them. And then I would just ask the Lord, and He would call their name. And it come to one little woman that was suffering with something; I do not remember. And when the Holy Spirit spoke, and called her, what her trouble was, then she never responded to it.
And just in a few moments I heard my own voice speaking in another language. And come to find out, the little woman was Finnish; she was a Finn. And the Holy Spirit had called her name, and told her all about it, and told her to praise God. I don't know nothing about Finnish. It was the Holy Spirit calling that woman out, seeing that she wouldn't be left out, that He speaks in every language.

L-41 At the day of Pentecost every language under heaven was gathered together there. And God spoke in every dialect there was under the heavens. And if we can just submit ourselves... Now, that's... Who could criticize that not being Pentecost?
When the Holy Spirit here... I don't even know English. I'm a Kentuckian. I--I don't even know good English. But when the Holy Spirit got a hold, It spoke Finnish, and called the woman, and her trouble, and told her to praise the Lord in Finnish. There happened to be people here who could understand it, and translate it, and come to me this morning, telling me about the little woman raised up shaking her hands and praising God. That's sovereign grace.
That ought to make every sick person in here take a hold of Christ. That ought to make every cripple rise to his feet, and believe the Lord Jesus. Listen for that voice.


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