<TITLE>02. Par 5-7</TITLE>L-5 Lord, there is no words that we could find in the human languages that could express our adoration to Thee. For it's truly with our whole heart we adore Thee, O Lord God, Creator of heavens and earth, the Author of Everlasting Life, and the Giver of every good and perfect gift. And we are so happy tonight, that we have the privileges to be called Thy children, sons and daughters. And we would say, Lord, that it is far from our hearts to ever think that we merited this in any way; but it was through the unadulterated grace of Jesus Christ Who called us to this great, choice place. And through this, we have been promised that we have Eternal Life and will be raised up at the last day.
We are looking forward to that time when the Lord Himself shall descend from the Heavens with a shout, and the trump of God and the dead in Christ shall rise. And then we which are alive and remain shall be changed in a moment in the twinkling of an eye, and be caught up together with them to meet Him in the air. How that thrills our hearts.

L-6 Lord, we would pray tonight that these people who have made the sacrifice of coming to the service, that You'll send each of them from here so full of Thy goodness and Thy mercy, until all day tomorrow and all through the night their heart will sing praises unto Thee.
We would not forget those who are lame and afflicted, sick in body that's laying here on the stretchers and setting in the seats out there, that's needy of Thy grace to heal them. We pray, Lord, that there will not be one feeble person in our midst when this service is closed. May every sinner be saved and backsliders called back to the house of the Lord, back into fellowship with His Son. And we would not forget those in radio-land who are tuned in, and the hospitals, and in the schools of infirmed, and whatever it may be, may Thy Holy Spirit go through the medium of this radio and into their rooms, and give to them, Lord, that hunger and thirst in their heart, that it might be satisfied with Thy goodness.
As we turn back the pages of the Book to read, may the Author of the Book send His Holy Spirit and make them Words live to us, in such a way that we would receive what we have come for. Give us of Thy grace and of Thy power, the forgiveness of our sins, for we ask it in the Name of Jesus, Thy Son, our Saviour. Amen.

L-7 May the Lord bless you each. Just for a short time, I thought on some Scripture, as I come up this afternoon. And it's found over in Psalms 119, Psalm in the--the 59th verse, I wish to read.
 I thought on my ways, I turn my feet to thy testimonies.
And tonight, if I should call it a subject, I'd like to speak on the subject, "Thinking On Our Ways."
You know, David, I'm told at the time of the writing of this Psalm, that he'd been in trouble. And David was just a man like all of us, that he had his ups-and-downs, and his differences. And he'd been very much in trouble.
God has not promised to go through life, any believer to go through without troubles. But He has promised grace sufficient to take care of these troubles. That's what thrills my heart, is to know that His grace is sufficient. All of our depths, and--and troubles, and flusterations, yet God has promised to see us through. That's just as much as we could ask of Him, knowing that He knows the road.
As Joshua said to Israel, "You have not traveled this a way before. We haven't traveled it." So He knows the way and can point it out.


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