<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 Now, tomorrow morning the Full Gospel Business Men's Breakfast, I guess they've announced it, where it will be. Hope you all are along; I'd like to hear some more of that singing. And so, we'll expect a good time down there over a--the cup of coffee and whatever they have, and the fried eggs, and what goes with it. And then, I'll be speaking, the Lord willing, tomorrow morning at the breakfast. If the Lord permits, I want to speak on "The approach of fellowship through the cup." And then... If that be the will of the Lord.
Then tomorrow night, back here again for another service of Divine healing, the Lord willing. And what prayer cards, or whatever... I don't know what the Lord will do, or is... There's prayer cards given out, isn't there this afternoon? I thought there was. All right. We'll see what the Lord will lead us to do about them tonight: whether it'll be discernment, or continue on with the rest of the ministry, or what He will have us to do. But each night we'll be praying for the sick and trusting God to save souls.

L-7 Now, before we approach the Word, there's many people that can--can take the Bible, and pull that cover back like that, but it takes God to open that Word (See? It... ), God alone. It's of no private interpretation, just read It and believe It. Now, before we approach It, reading It, let's just bow our heads while we talk to the Author a moment.
Who has a special request tonight? You just raise up your hand, saying, "God, remember me tonight." May God grant your request; just look at the hands, in this great day, yet a needy people.

L-8 O precious Lord, our most gracious and Divine Father, Who brought again the Lord Jesus from the dead, and has presented Him to us in the resurrecting power of the Holy Spirit, living with us tonight, working, confirming His Word, showing the same things that He did when He was here on earth, that we might have the blessed assurance that He is alive and not dead. We do not serve creeds, dead creeds; we do not serve idol gods or dead gods; but our God is alive forevermore, living with us.
Oh, how thankful we are to know in this hour, when darkness is settling over the earth and gross darkness over the people, how that we thank Thee that we have this great Rock of salvation, the sure Anchor of the soul. That we know, we don't have to guess at it, our God lives that made us the promises, and shows Himself alive among us, ready to answer our prayers, and do whatever we would desire in our hearts, if it be found in His Divine will and His promises.

L-9 Now, Lord, we would pray tonight especially for those that are sick and afflicted, and for that precious and dear man that we just prayed for up at the hospital, laying at the point of death. But when laying hands upon him, we seen life begin to move in him again. We believe with all of our heart that that man shall live, because that You've made us a promise. And we have give our service, Lord, freely and with all of our heart, in faith believing that You'll grant our request.
Now, Lord, we would ask tonight, that You would take the Holy Spirit, and take the Word, and minister us, just as we have need. You know our hearts and what we have need of, and our physical condition as we raised our hands for different things, and we pray that You will answer us. And then, Lord, remember those who are convalescents in the homes, and the shut-ins, and them who cannot come.
Then bless us here together, and when service is over and we start towards our different homes, may we say like those who came from Emmaus, who seen Him do something after His resurrection just like He did before He was crucified. And they said, "Did not our hearts burn within us, as He talked to us along the way?" For we ask it in His Name and for His glory. Amen.


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