<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 Now, as it's growing late, I just want a few minutes, because I'm sure that it's hard to teach behind David duPlessis. And he has already (no doubt) give you enough Gospel message tonight that would satisfy the--the entire audience. But that I would just get to feel of the crowd, I want to give just a few words of reading out of Saint Luke the 1st chapter. If you would like to turn to this chapter, you who are keeping the chapters down.
Then tomorrow night, the Lord willing, we want three healing services: tomorrow, tonight, tomorrow night, and Sunday night, till we get the crowds all finished through the line. And we can't get them all through in one night, but we intend to do our very best to get them through anyhow. Our best... So you pray for us.
And now, Sunday morning will be at your own church of your choice. And you visitors here, find one of these fine churches here in Phoenix, the church that you go to, your own denomination. There's many ministers that attend this meeting here would be glad to have you at their services for Sunday morning. How many ministers are here? Raise up your hands. All around everywhere, I want you to see how many ministers is in the building. Look it there; that's the preachers: thirty, forty of them, maybe, setting in the building tonight. How thankful we are for these fine men of God, and women of God, who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ in this type of ministry.

L-7 Let us begin reading now, in the 1st chapter of Saint Luke, and beginning at the 35th verse:
And the angel answered and said unto her, The Holy Ghost shall come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow thee: therefore also that holy thing which is borned of thee shall be called the Son of God.
And, behold, thy cousin Elisabeth, she has also conceived a son in her old age: and this is the sixth month with her, who was called barren.
For with God nothing shall be impossible.
And Mary answered and said, Behold the handsmaid of the Lord; be it unto me according to thy word. And the angel departed from her.

L-8 Let's just once more pray, if you will. Lord, now, we have sang songs tonight. I never got the opportunity to sing it with the people, only hum a little "Only Believe," as I was coming to the pulpit. Prayers has been made; the Bible's been read. Lord, speak to us tonight through Thy Word, to continue the message that we've already heard. We pray that then the Holy Spirit will come and get into the message tonight, and will bring Christ real to our hearts.
We hear the paper, where those Moslems laid before Mr. Billy Graham those thirty incurables and challenged him. O Lord God, there's still a God that lives and answers by fire. We pray Thee, heavenly Father, to be with Billy Graham as he's ministering over there in the fields where only those who walk in those tracks...

L-9 Many time that Thy servant has tried to say to the people, "It's all right here in America, but don't try that demon land there, unless you know what you're talking about. For they are ready to challenge the Spirit of God."
Lord, Thou art still God, and has proved every time that You were God. Give your servant--servants courage to believe You, Lord. Thou art God; if You're not the same God, then You wasn't God at all. But we know that Thou art the same yesterday, today, and forever, and nothing can ever change Thee. Thou art the eternal and everlasting God. Speak to us tonight, Lord Jesus, while we think on Thy Word. We ask it in Your Name and for Your sake. Amen.


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