<TITLE>12. Par 42-45</TITLE>L-42 And out through this visible audience, there's just many many hands up. "Restore to me the joy of my salvation." Now, let's search our hearts and see if there be anything wrong. And as we pray... As I pray, you here, and in the radio-land also, you search your heart and ask God to forgive you. We're coming right down to a great service now in prayer. Let us pray.
Lord, O great God, great Elohim, Jehovah, Who blasted forth with Your fingers and wrote the commandments, You Who breathed from Your nostrils and the winds dried up the Dead Sea, You Who rolled back the banks of Jordan and extended her across the path that Your children could cross on dry land, You Who raised Lazarus from the dead, brought Daniel from the lion's den and the Hebrew children from the fiery furnace, send Your Holy Spirit tonight throughout Tennessee and all the regions around about, and may we think on our ways as the Spirit of the living God deals with us.

L-43 Lord, if there be any sin in us, we pray that You'll take it out of our lives. We want to be free from condemnation, for it is written, "There is therefore now no condemnation to them that are in Christ, that walk not after the flesh but after the Spirit." Grant, Lord, that many flesh walkers tonight, looking after the things that the eye can see, may they turn and accept faith in the heart which cannot be seen, for it's the evidence of things not seen. May they accept Jesus just now to come in and to take control of their whole being.
We pray, Lord, again for the sick and the afflicted, those that are needy out into the radio-land and in the visible audience, the people here on stretchers, and on the chairs, and--and laying on the cots, and whatmore. We pray sincerely, Lord, for them that You'll heal them. And I believe that You will do it.
For one day You were passing a tree, and there was no fruit on it. And You said to that tree, "No man eateth from thee." And the next day it was withering. And You said, "Have faith in God." How can we have faith if our hearts condemn us. But if our hearts condemn us not, then we are sure that God hears.

L-44 Then, Lord, take our prayer for the sick tonight, and I say to the sickness, this mountain that's before them: Leave in the Name of the Lord Jesus. May it wither away. May every sick person be healed. May every sinful person be forgiven. May every wayward boy or girl be brought back to God again tonight. Grant it.
And may these next three services here bring forth one of the greatest outpouring, that there'll be an old fashion revival break out through Tennessee here. This great religious centers here like the Lee College, and many of the other great institutions, may there come revivals that'll just set their hearts afire, many thousands be brought to Christ. Let it start now, Lord, and scatter throughout the world, ere the coming of the Lord Jesus, when the pressing times, and the battle, and the fog will be low, and we will not know which way to go, but be walking in circles. Let us find Him now Who is a very present help in a time of troubles. For we ask it in His Name and for His glory. Amen.

L-45 Do you love Him? In the visible audience, would you raise up your hands and say, "I love Him." Give us a chord, "I Love Him," you know, "I Love Him, I Love Him," you know. Let's sing this good song together here in the visible audience and in the radio audience:
 I love Him, I love Him
 Because He first loved me
 And purchased my salvation
 On Calvary...
"I Love Him." All right, will you sing it with me now. All right. Where's the song leader?
 I love Him, I (You may stand) Him
 (Out in the visible audience) first loved (Radio audience: mother, you and dad, there at the house, stand up; raise your hands.)
 ... chased my salvation
 On Calvary's tree.


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