<TITLE>09. Par 32-34</TITLE>L-32 Lord, You seen those hands. And as the prophet Jeremiah was commanded of You, O Lord, to stand in the temple gate and call out, "Is there no Balm in Gilead?" The church was so sin-sick. He said, "Is not there a physician who could minister this Balm?" Then if the Balm be there, and the minister be there, then why is the church so sick?" God grant tonight that each one who is--is sick of the world, and sick of their life, and their sins, and their unbelief, and flusterations and doubts... You know their hearts. May, O Lord God, You apply that Balm tonight, the Holy Spirit that sweetens, and takes away sin, and--and gives a desire to walk free from sins, and in the hour of temptation sustains us with His Presence.
May it be so, Lord, that each person that's in Divine Presence may become that person tonight, like the apostles received It at Pentecost and the prescription was given. May each follow that line of thought and that prescription that the apostle gave us, which was recognized all down through the Bible. And even after Paul, one borned out of season, come to the end of the road, and they were going to cut his head from his shoulders, and death was staring him in the face, and the grave said so much, "I'll mold you, Paul."
But he looked it in the face and said, "Oh, death, where is your sting? And grave, where is your victory? But thanks be to God through Jesus Christ Who gives us the victory." The Balm, the Inoculation, that we know that death cannot hold us... Though we be a spoonful of ashes, God shall speak, and we'll rise. We pray that You'll bless, Lord, in a masterous way tonight. Just let Your loving arms get to each heart, and take Your position in their soul, and lead them from this night on. I believe they raised their hands sincerely. And I know You have said, "He that will come unto Me, I will in no wise cast out." And I pray, God, that when they raised their hands and made that surrender, that You wrote their names in the Lamb's Book of Life, and You fill them with the Holy Spirit. We ask this for Jesus sake, and in His Name. Amen.

L-33 Just a little hymn now before we start the praying for the sick. "Oh, How I Love Jesus." I'm sure we all know that. While we just sing this hymn and worship... All right, if they'll give us a chord.
 Oh, how I love Jesus,
 Oh, how I love Jesus,
 Oh, how I love Jesus,
 Because he first loved me.
Now, all believers in here, raise your hand on this second verse, "I'll never forsake Him." Raise your hand; give Him that pledge.
 I'll never forsake Him,
 I'll never forsake Him,
 I'll never forsake Him,
 Because He first loved me.
The Lord bless you richly.

L-34 Just before the prayer for the sick, I would like to make just a little statement. And I wish this above all things, that you here tonight, that who believes in your heart that you love the Lord, and something is happened to you, promise me that you'll find a good Gospel church somewhere, a church that teaches the full Gospel, the power of God, His resurrection. Join up with those people and make yourself a church home. Don't just stray around loose on the streets; go get a good church somewhere of your choice, where the Gospel and the power of God is made known, and the signs of Eternal Life is in there, the signs that was in Christ.


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