<TITLE>03. Par 9-11</TITLE>L-9 Lord, we would pray, Lord, that that man, Mr. Max Baer, I--I--I did not know him, but being that at the end of the road he screamed Your Name, have mercy on him, Lord. And now, Father, we would pray for those who are here that's just raised their hands, and for many of those who should have raised their hands, perhaps, and did not. We pray, Lord, that You'll remember them now while they're in their right mind, feeling healthy, that they'll make that decision today for Christ and be sure of it, that they are right with God before that hour comes.
Lord, we ask today for all those who are needy everywhere. And this morning when that drunk man, maybe setting present now, moved up there to the car and asked for enough--a nickel or a penny, to help him get a drink, while putting my arms around him and said, "Brother, my daddy died drinking. Don't do this. I could not give you money to drink, 'cause I'm a minister." And the tears coming down his cheeks, asking You to bless him. And I pray, God, if he's in Divine presence now, that this will be the day that he will make his decision. And if he's out on the street somewhere, let the prayer take effect, Lord, and save that poor man so bound by the power of the enemy.
I pray for the sick and the afflicted, that's bound in other ways by the enemy. May Satan turn them loose. May there come a revival through this country that'll sweep from coast to coast. We pray that You'll bless Thy Word as we read It, and may the Holy Spirit take the Word, and may It fall into every heart, and lay there until It grows into the promise. Grant it, Father. We'll give Thee the praise, for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-10 Now, you that have your Bibles and would like to mark the text and so forth, turn with me to Saint Matthew 21. And we're going to read the 10th and the 11th verses of Matthew 21.
 And when He was come into Jerusalem, all the city was moved, saying, Who is this?
 And the multitude said, "This is Jesus the prophet of Nazareth of Galilee."
If I was taking a text, I would take it something like this, them last three words in the 10th verse, "Who Is This?"

L-11 It must've been just about sunrise. The people had begin moving around in the city, because it was to be a very busy day. You see, it was the Passover; people had gathered from all over the world to this Passover. It happened annually. It's where the paschal lamb was killed and the blood was sprinkled. But there was so many people there this time, until there was no room for them to sleep inside the city; they were laying out on the hillside, just laying down anywhere they could, to sleep, because this was a special Passover.
You know, God does sometimes do things just special. We have meetings sometimes that just stand out; something special happened. In revivals something special happened. And the people realized that there was something going on, yet they could not say just what it was. The whole air seemed to be charged with expectancy, just like it is today. The whole air, the atmosphere over the world is charged. We are expecting something, but we--there's many that just doesn't know what to expect.


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