<TITLE>02. Par 5-7</TITLE>L-5 Before we approach it, let's bow our heads now as we talk a moment to the Author. Our gracious heavenly Father, we thank Thee tonight for all that Thou has done for us, for Thy goodness and Thy bountiful mercies that's been poured out upon us by Thy grace. Not that we have did anything to deserve them, but because that Thou has been good to us, and has not looked at our unrighteousness, but has given us unlimited measures of Thy grace. We thank Thee for it.
And as we are hearing tonight, as coming on the ground, the testimony of doctors, speaking of those who were going to die a few weeks ago, and now the place is healed up. Doctors and nurses sending in word: "Have them to pray for us." That makes our heart feel real good, Lord. And we pray for them doctors and them nurses, who is willing and recognizing that the hand of God moved in on this person when they had passed him by to be dead, or was going to die. And now, he's alive and well. How we thank Thee for this.

L-6 Then last evening to see this great row of people marching down in file to the room to be borned again of Thy Spirit, seeing sinners standing here at the altar weeping, old and young, altogether it makes our hearts happy above words to express. Surely, Thou art still the great God of heaven.
We'd ask tonight that You'd bless the reading of the Word. And may You give us the context of this text tonight. Let the Holy Spirit come and interpret this Word to our hearts. May we now pull down the curtains all around us from the outside world and just live with our hearts turned towards Thee. May our hearts be opened, and may the pressure of the Spirit be so great in this building tonight till He will move Hisself in every crack and corner of our hearts, filling every fiber that is clean and ready for filling. May You heal every sick person that's here, save every lost soul, and fill every hungry heart with the Holy Ghost. Grant it, Lord.

L-7 Inspire Your servants, the ministers, our gracious and precious brothers, the shepherds of the flock, that You've called out and set apart, dedicated lives to the service. We pray for them, Lord, for they are the men who will carry these, the innkeepers that will take these sick people, of soul and body, and keep pouring in oil and wine until they are well. It is said in the parable that he gave them two pence. That was both for salvation and healing. And said, "If there is anything more, I will pay it when I come by again."
And if we are lacking anything today, Lord, which we know we are, we pray that the Holy Spirit will give us that tonight which we are lacking. Help we ministers, Lord, that we might be able to serve Your people with a pure conscience and a clean heart. Grant it, Father. We ask this most humbly in the Name of Thy Son, the Lord Jesus. Amen.


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