<TITLE>13. Par 35-36</TITLE>L-35 O Lord, Who brought again Jesus from the dead, and has presented Him to the church to declare Himself the same yesterday, today, and forever. We are so happy that around the world, that we have seen the heathen come into the meetings with a idol in their hand, the witch doctor with all of his spells trying to throw them, and see him stand paralyzed, numbed by the Holy Spirit; see the--the native heathen worshiper break his idol on the ground and saying, "Let that God be my God." The God of power, You're Jehovah, the God of power, the God of miracles.
In our own homeland, we're so glad, Lord, to see even scholars and teachers hungering and thirsting. Oh, You said, "Blessed are they that do hunger and thirst, for they shall be filled." And to know today that great men are seeing light is breaking forth.
O God, we're glad, today, to see Israel coming in--into her homeland, a nation, the old six point star of David flying yonder, them Jews returning, saying, "They never come back to die in the homeland, but they came to see the Messiah."
God, we know then, that our days are numbered. We're watching just as Noah watched Enoch, and knowed immediately after Enoch come, the judgment was going to strike the earth. When we see the ark of the Jew being prepared again, we know that the translation is at hand. We're waiting, Father.

L-36 And we pray tonight in this little group, that You have given us, that stood there till many of their limbs are aching, I pray that You'll reward them, Lord, tonight. Bless them. Those women and men who are sick and got their little children here, may they just settle down right now and know that--that the whole armour of God is supernatural. There's nothing natural; it's all supernatural. Therefore, to be a Christian we must believe the supernatural, because "Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." And the armour of God is love, joy, faith, peace, long-suffering, goodness, meekness, gentleness, patience, the Holy Spirit. All those are unseen, but they are real; they do not die. They live forever.
We know that we love our love ones, till we could put them in our arms, our little children, and hug them, and squeeze them, and yet, we can't feel satisfied. We want to draw our souls into their souls. We look upon the earth as coming down today, and seeing the grass dying, the trees dying, and I thought, "Yes, Lord, and I'm dying, and the whole world's a dying." Surely, there's one world somewhere that lives. Let us set our compass and our anchor tonight, and sail away as we loose from the harbor of this earth, to fly away in faith to Him Who gave the promise.


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