<TITLE>04. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 We pray tonight, Lord, that You'll give a burning vision to we Americans, especially we who call ourselves Christians, that the need is so great. O Lord, send us mercy. And we pray that missionaries, and men and women that are called to the fields, will hurry quickly; for the hour is coming when communism is swallowing them countries up, and they'll not be privileged to preach the Gospel. While the door is open, may every missionary minded person either go, or support somebody that can go.
And Lord, we would ask now that You'd remember our nation tonight, and our people. And we pray for our churches. Many times we have to scold them, Lord, and sometimes don't understand why we do it. But it's the working of the Holy Spirit to brings us, to shake us, and let us know that the need is great. We ask to bless our churches.

L-13 May these coming weekend be great days, and may this community through here literally be shook by the power of God, and an old fashion revival come. Grant it, Lord. Bless all the ministers that are here tonight, and our precious Brother Sullivan, who has labored, and helped, and tried, and put every effort. You see all these things, for You--Your eye is on the sparrow.
And we pray now that as we read the Word, that You'll send the Holy Spirit to interpret It to us. May souls be saved, and sick people be healed, and backsliders be reclaimed again into the Kingdom of God. And may those who are seeking the Holy Ghost find this is the application and be saved and filled with the Spirit. For we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-14 I'd like to read from two different places tonight, a verse out of each Psalm. Psalms 46:1, and Psalms 119:56.
 God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.
And then, in 119:59.
I thought on my ways, and turned my feet to thy testimonies.
This Psalm is believed by the clergy, and by the historians, that David cried out this when he--house was being watched by Saul and his soldiers. And he knew that when he went out the door in daylight, there might be a spear, or a dart, or a arrow driven through his back, or between the buckler pieces on his shields of his breast.

L-15 And I can see David as he paced back and forth, up-and-down in the floor, wringing his hands, walking to and fro in his house, for he was in trouble.
And usually, it's when men are in trouble that they turn to God. I've heard many people laugh and say, "There is no God." But when they get in trouble, that's the first thing they think of doing, is calling on Him.
A noted infidel, Bob Ingersol. It is said that when he was in the hospital room, dying, and he knowed that he was going to go out of this life soon, when death struck him, he screamed and said, "O God, if there be a God, have mercy on my soul." Advised his children not to go the way he went, but take the route that mother had went. You'll think of it sometime or other.


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