<TITLE>21. Par 69-71</TITLE>L-69 You said in Your Gospel, "Ye are the salt of the earth. But if the salt has lost its savour..." Lord, that's what happens to our denominations. They lose their savour. They draw boundary lines, and let none out or none in. Father, I pray, tonight. We know that salt is a savour if it contacts. I pray, God, that this little church and these people will be so salty of the love of God, till they'll contact every sinner that they can, with such a life; if they can't preach a sermon let them live one, display a love for God, as that mother deer did for her baby.
They're waiting, Father. Receive them into Thy Kingdom. May they this night... Those who raised their hands, may they become Your servants this night. May You show them in the next few minutes that You are alive, not dead. You're alive forevermore.
You said, "I am He that was dead, and is alive again, and alive forevermore. And because I live, you live also. He that heareth My words and believeth on Him that sent Me has Everlasting Life, and shall not come into the judgment, but's passed from death unto Life." Father, I pray that You'll make believers tonight out of all of them. If them are any in here unbelieving, may they go believing.

L-70 And now, the service is in Your hands, Lord. This is far as I can go or any other man. But when we leave here tonight, I pray that the people, as they leave this auditorium, will say like those coming from Emmaus, "Did not our hearts burn within us?" You walked with them all through the day, yet they didn't know You. But when You got them inside the room, and then You done something just like You did before Your crucifixion, then they knowed that You'd raised from the dead.
Now, Lord, come again tonight. We're shut in here in this inn tonight, in this little Legion building. Now, come and do something tonight. Show Your Messiahic sign that You are the Messiahic sign, and this is a wicked and adulterous generation; and You are the same yesterday, today, and forever; that this is as it was in the days of Lot, when You set with Your back turned to the tent and said, "Why did Sarah laugh in the tent?" and told Abraham his wife's name was Sarah. You promised You'd do it, Lord. Grant it.
Then when we leave here tonight, we'll go to our different homes saying, "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, the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

L-71 I am going to pray for the sick now. (Excuse me, Paul.) I'm going to pray for the sick. I have no education. I--I have no powers. I'm your brother. I hope you understand that. I am sent to you by your Saviour, and my Saviour, your God, and my God.
Now, one time David the shepherd, he was herding his father's sheep. And I'm going to try to take the place of David. Listen close. I'm going to try to take the place of David tonight. I'm herding my Father's sheep. And one day a bear come in and got a sheep. And David wasn't no spearman nor swordsman. The only thing he had was a little slingshot. But he had God's grace in his heart. A lion come in and got one. He went out after him, got him, slew him, brought the sheep back.
I don't have no medicine. I'm not a doctor. I couldn't be a surgeon. I don't know how to handle a knife. I don't know nothing about it. But there's one thing I do have; that's a little slingshot of prayer. It's simple. But one day a cancer come in, and got one of my Father's sheep. I went after him. I brought the sheep back. Prayer of faith saved it.
I'm coming after you tonight with a slingshot of prayer. I want to bring Father's sheep back. You pray for me now, as we call the prayer line.
All of you Davids in here help me. Father's sheep's caught out with an enemy. Let's bring it back to health again tonight. Father told us we could do it; if we'd ask anything in His Name, He'd do it. "Say to this mountain, 'Be moved,' and don't doubt, you can have what you said."


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