<TITLE>04. Par 12-16</TITLE>L-12 Now, Brother Sullivan, I wanted him to do something in my meetings, and I had him to read a Scripture tonight--or a chapter, the most of it. And I want to speak tonight, for just a short time, on the subject, of--found in Deuteronomy 32:11. I wanted to take the first phase of that 11th verse that Brother Sullivan has just read:
 As The Eagle Stirreth Up Her Nest.
Now, let us bow our heads just a moment for prayer. How many would like to be remembered in prayer tonight, just raise up your hands and say, "God, remember me."? He knows your heart. Thank you.

L-13 Gracious Lord, we humbly come now in the Name of the Lord Jesus, knowing that we have no name or no righteousness that we could offer to Thee. But we come humbly, believing that You will hear us, because He has told us, "Ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." Then, Lord, our motives and objectives, is also connected with this. And search our hearts, and see if it be anything evil, or prejudice, or in any way...
Only for the glory of God we ask You to pour out Your Spirit upon us, Lord, tonight, in the deepest measure that You've ever poured It upon us. There are sick and afflicted here also that are setting under great expectations. Perhaps, their first night of being here, and has never seen sick people healed as they have faith to believe. Maybe they have never seen the promise of the Lord Jesus made manifest. But O God, grant tonight, that their hearts will be thrilled beyond measure, that the Holy Spirit will get a hold of them and give them Divine faith, and will anchor in them of faith that will not take "no" for an answer, but they will be delivered from their sickness and affliction, every one of them.

L-14 Lord, we would not forget to pray for these fine ministers of the Gospel: Brother Sullivan, and all the others who have stood by faithfully in this meeting. We pray that You'll increase their ministry, Lord. May they go tomorrow to their pulpits with a--a fresh anointing. May they preach the Gospel like they never have before. May every member's heart be charged with power of faith. May great signs and wonders, accompany their ministry, showing forth the near coming of the Lord Jesus.
We would not forget those who are bedfast in convalescent homes, and in hospitals, that couldn't get out to the meeting. Lord God of mercy, You still have Angels at Your command, and You can send them to their bedsides. And we pray, God, that You'll do it, and heal the sick and the afflicted.

L-15 Save all that's lost, Lord; fill those with the Spirit that has not yet been filled. And we pray for every denomination and every church in the land. May there come a time when our hearts are melted together as one for the coming of the Lord Jesus.
Be near us now; bless Your Word as It's been read. And may the Scriptures be fulfilled tonight that said, "My Word will not return void, but It will accomplished that which It purposed for." Grant it, Lord, for we ask it in the Name of Jesus, Thy Son. Amen.

L-16 Now in a few minutes, as soon as we speak to you just a little on the Word, I wish that every sinner tonight would be ready, and would have faith to accept Jesus as your Saviour.
Now, I was asked the other night, by some of the boys... I spoke on the ses--subject once, and over in Kentucky, and I believe once at my Tabernacle: "As The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest And Fluttereth Over Her Young." We all know it pertains to Jacob, as the brother has just read the holy Writing. And when I read this one time, I begin to think, "Why did God liken His heritage to eagles?" But He had a reason for it. And you know, Himself, He likened Himself to an eagle too. He's Jehovah Eagle.


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