<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 So now, tomorrow night, being at six o'clock, and we'll have a--a prayer line tomorrow night, the Lord willing. To me, the way I feel about it, we have a prayer line every night. See? 'Cause, "These signs shall follow them that believe." Not one night, in the last three, four nights, but what the Holy Spirit's come into the meeting among us, go out amongst the people and call them, tell them who they are, where they come from, what they do, and so forth, and what's wrong, and what will happen, and all like that. And then people--the faith rises up in the people, and I say, "How many here is believers?" Hands all over the building goes up. "Now, lay your hands on somebody. Don't pray for yourself, but pray for them, 'cause they'll be praying for you." See? Well now, if that isn't Scriptural, I don't know it. "Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for the other. These signs shall follow them that believe; If they lay their hands on the sick, they shall recover." See? That's Scripture. So I feel that every night, every person is prayed for and has hands laid on them, every night, I do.
Now, my hands would be no more than anybody else's hands. It's just--it's just another man. But it's God's hand you want on you. And He made... It's God that made the promise. "If you'd... These signs shall follow them that believe; If they lay their hands on the sick, they'll get well." That's just what God promised. Then from there, we take up from right there.

L-13 Now, back to our Scripture and to our lesson. Did Brother Borders, did you read the Scripture? All right, I like to hear the Bible read. Revelations, I turned right to it, the 7th chapter is where we're going to speak from mostly tonight, I suppose. Now, let's review last night just a little.
Now, our subject is this... We had--first we had healing services, and then we went into Gospel preaching services, and now we got two nights of teaching; and tomorrow night and Sunday night is healing services.
Now, last night we started teaching on the two subjects, that I thought was very essential. And I wouldn't say nothing about these unless I thought it was necessary. See? First thing is to warn the church. That's what the watchman stands on the tower for. When he sees the enemy coming, then warn those that are in the city. And then if the watchman doesn't warn, then God will require the blood of the city upon his hand. That's right. But if he does warn, and the people doesn't take heed, then their own blood's upon them. And that's the reason I just--just lay it out the way it's wrote here. See? And then it's up to you, and at the day of judgment I want--when I pass away from this world, if I'm still conscious and going, I want to be able to say like Paul, "There's no man's blood upon my hands, for I've not shunned to declare to you the whole counsel of God, as I know it," just the way it is.
Thank you for your letters of--of commenting and things, I certainly appreciate them very much.

L-14 Now, the Mark of The Beast, the Seal of God. Now, how many was here last night? Let's see, was been in the class. Oh, about everybody, I suppose. All right. Now, therefore to get a little background where we're going tonight with it... Now, I had to take both of the subjects and put them together, because they run parallel one to the other. And we find out... I announced what I thought they were at the beginning, and now using the Scripture to prove that I think that this is right.
I think that the Seal of God is the Holy Spirit. The Bible supports that. The mark of the beast is to reject the Holy Spirit. There's only two classes of people. And on the side of salvation and rejecting begin in Genesis like everything else begin.


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