<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 Truly, our heavenly Father, You know every word and every thought is recorded. And we see, today, and our hearts are zealous of the great Church of the living God, as we see the hour approaching of the coming of the Lord, and know that You have predicted that the church would be lukewarm. You'd spue it from Your mouth, because it was neither hot nor cold. O God, that's why the--the true servant of God, his heart cries out for revival.
We think of the great men a crossing the nation today, putting their whole life into it, all that they have, oh, trying to call to the church to get back. And they're... That's the warning of God. And Father, I pray tonight that in the Name of the Lord Jesus, that You'll send a revival here at Klamath Falls, and throughout this country, that'll be a soul-saving revival that will be a church stirring revival, that all the saints of the living God will start praying and fasting.
For it is written, "If the people that art called by My Name shall assemble themselves together and pray, then I'll hear from heaven."

L-14 Grant it, Lord, tonight that that slumpy, cold, indifferent feeling that people are getting in the church, just knowing that they're coming to church, and that they belong there. God, break up that old, selfish feeling, Lord, and satisfied falsely. We pray that You'll give them the satisfying portion of a rebaptizing of the Holy Spirit and fill their hearts and soul with fire. May there be great healing campaigns and revivals all across the country. May the sick be healed. We look here tonight upon the people that are laying here on stretchers and cots, and those are back in the audience with heart trouble, cancer, Lord, trying to accumulate faith somewhere to be healed. Let them know that You are the Healer of all of our afflictions.

L-15 "Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy-laden; I'll give you rest." Grant it, Lord, tonight. And may the people tonight, feel the unction of the Holy Spirit. May It take a hold of every heart. May it be so clear to us tonight, that there will not be one sinner in our midst or one backslider. May there not be a sick person left, or a feeble person, at the end of this service. Grant it, Father. Bless Thy Word.
Then as we speak to the discipline of the church, Lord, we pray that You'll anoint the words. And may it be found good in Thy sight. For we ask it in Jesus' Name and for His sake. Amen.

L-16 For a text tonight, I want to take just a portion of the 17th chapter of Matthew and a--the last few words of the 5th verse:
 This is my beloved son, hear ye him.
And if the Lord willing, I want to use, or draw a context, from them last three words of the 5th verse: "Hear Ye Him." Three words...
Yet, like I said last evening, these are very small texts. But it's all that we need to know. It's the value. If we'll just do as this little text bids us to do, there will not be one disappointed person in this building tonight. Just hear ye Him. Whatever He says do, you do it. And then, if you're sick, hear ye Him. If you're sinful, hear ye Him. If you need something, hear ye Him. He has all that you have need of in this journey. He has it for you waiting to give it to you. The price is already paid. There's no price to pay for it; just hear ye Him. Listen to Him, what He has to say.


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