<TITLE>06. Par 19-21</TITLE>L-19 What a joy it would be tonight to see man after man from these wheelchairs, person after person laying here dying on these cots, rise in the splendor of health and walk out. Wouldn't it be wonderful? Those out there... Here sits a young lady, a beautiful young lady. I watched her last night, setting here, setting bound in a wheelchair. Here sets a little lad laying here, with his stomach all wrapped down, and his little hands, and perhaps maybe his mother a-fanning him. And how that mother's heart would jump for joy, how that little lady would feel, to know that something had struck her.
Now, it don't have to happen spontaneously. No, no. No, only thing has to happen is something happen in your heart that you believe it. And when you believe it... Now, there is such a thing as a mustard seed faith. You've heard Jesus speak of it.

L-20 Now, a mustard seed is the smallest of seeds, which it was spoke of Him. But why did He say that? You cannot hybrid--hybreed mustard. It won't cross with nothing. It you can hybreed kale, get...?... and so forth. But you can't hybreed mustard. It won't cross. No, sir. It's genuine mustard. And if you've got great big faith, a miracle will happen. But if you've got just a little bit of faith, and it's genuine mustard seed, watch it bring you right on through every case, and bring you right out. See?
So now, don't notice what happens to you now, but I want you to try to have miracle faith or faith to be healed. I'm going to have faith for you, and do all that I can to help you to have faith, putting your faith... Now, I want us to bow our heads just a moment, and approach the Author before we approach His Word.

L-21 Gracious Father, the hour has arrived that when we must bring this Word to a showdown. We must bring God to a test, as it is written in the book of Malachi, saith the Lord, "Prove Me," saith God. What a challenge. "Prove Me." It is written that we should prove all things. And we read in the Bible that it is written that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever; and that He promised the Church that what He did, they would do after Him. We are told by the prophets that there would be a day that would not be night nor day--could be called neither, a dismal day, but in the evening time it should be Light.
Father, we know that civilization has traveled with the sun, from the east coming westward, the early settlers, and so forth. Now, the east and west has met. The same sun that rises in the east sets in the west. We've had a day, Father, where we have done great things by Your grace. We have led people to believe on You, since that morning Son shone down upon the eastern people. And out of it came forth a Pentecostal-filled church, with signs and wonders, with the Son of God living in them, on the eastern people.
Now, on the... Them were the Jews and the Samaritans, and the Greeks, but in the Gentile people is the western people. And You said it shall be light in the evening time. We've had enough light in this dismal day to make great organizations and rise up great theologians, cause people to be borned again of the Spirit of God. But You promised that that same Son would shine on the western people, and it would come to pass in this day that our Lord would make Hisself known. Jesus promised it, just as He was then.


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