<TITLE>06. Par 17-20</TITLE>L-17 Bless your ministers, Lord. May the impact of our gathering together start an old fashion revival throughout the--the province, and great signs and wonders may accompany this revival. We believe that we're living in the end time, Father, as we are in the end of this day, this twenty-four hour day.
We believe as the sun is setting in the--across the western horizon, that also the sun of civilization is setting, and the end of time is at hand, and the Son of righteousness is ready to rise with healing in His wings. Grant, O Lord, that this may be vital things to the people, that they might grasp these little truths and hold on to them, and remember that someday that each of us will have to stand in Your august Presence and give an account for every thought that goes through our minds.
So give me and my peoples and Your children upon the earth, clean, holy, faithful thoughts. That we might not disassociate ourself from Thy Words, knowing that Thy Word is Truth and You are the infinite, infallible, omnipresent, omniscient God... and omnipotent.

L-18 And then, Father, You know all things and You're omnipresent to--to do for us that which would be exceedingly, abundantly above all that we could do or think. And we're believing that You will grant it to us. And O Father God, do something here tonight among the people that'll cause such a alarm in this little city. Grant it, Father, that the Christian's hearts will be stirred.
And by time it comes Sunday, may every church be packed to it's capacity, sinners repenting, great healing services going on everywhere. That throughout the country it might be known that there is a revival of the living God in Dawson Creek, British Columbia.
Father God, as for myself, I lay myself on the altar. Use it, Lord, in any way You see fit. We all do that. And ask for Your blessings as we further wait on Your Word. In Jesus' Name, we pray. Amen.

L-19 Now, just by way of--of context, I would like to read from Saint John 12:20 and 21. Take a little familiar Scripture just to talk, not to preach, because I'm--I'm... Just want to speak to you in a way that, just lay this out so that you will see. And let's draw the conception.
I believe the Bible said, "Come let us reason together, saith the Lord," in--in Isaiah the 18th chapter. "Come let us reason together, saith the Lord." Now, I think that's what we should do, reason.
So just in the way of... by get a context, I want to read this verse.
 And there were certain Greeks among them that came up to the feast to worship:
 The same came... to Philip, which was of Bethsaida of Galilee, and desired him, saying, Sir, we would see Jesus.
And then in Hebrews 13:8, we read these verses here.
 Jesus Christ the same yesterday... to day, and for ever.

L-20 Now, that is quite a question. And now, to rightly divide this and give it a--a sane interpretation, the best of my knowledge is this. That we are... All know that as Christian believers that someday we are bound to stand in the Presence of God. We know that. We must stand in His Presence, for we are creatures of His creation.
And as Christians, we believe that this Bible is the infallible Word of God. I am... If I cannot accept it, every Word, then I--I cannot have faith. You can--cannot have faith in something that you--that you are in doubt about, because you must--you must have faith in something that you believe in.
So if the Word is contradictory, or it was meant for another age, or another people, and the writings in it, some Scriptures are true and others are not true, as people would make us believe, or try to, then to me it's not even... It's--it's the most confusing thing. I--I wouldn't even have it in my house. Because I do not let literature of the world come into my house. And if this Book is a contradictory of Itself, or It promises something that It will not back up, then I... It--it isn't the Word of God.


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