<TITLE>25. Par 88-90</TITLE>L-88 Can we have a little word to Him now? Heavenly Father, it's been glorious to stand here and talk to this bunch of Blood-washed children. I realize tonight, I'm standing just like Saint Paul stood many years ago, little house meetings where they come. And Paul come over to Aquila and Priscilla's, and--and how they must have had--gathered the people in. And he went... Rome and had a house rented. And he received those that come in.
And here tonight, the people from--that comes to the Tabernacle. And--and the people that's--drives all these miles, that I've just been trying to tell them how much I appreciate it... Lord, I don't have words even, that I can tell them with, how much I appreciate them. But Father, I pray that You'll let them know in their hearts what I mean.
And dear God, if... Please, I pray that You will answer my prayer for them. Save them every one, Lord. May there not be one of them lost or any of their families lost; may they every one be there.

L-89 I pray for their little ones. I think this little boy laying here in his daddy's lap, and his mommy's setting, watching, and think of the days that is to come. If there is a tomorrow, how do I know that that same little boy won't pack the Gospel? God, I pray that You'll bless the little lad, all the others, the little girls and boys, and be with them all. Be with Brother and Sister Evans that's opened up their house, house of prayer.
Be with us now and forgive us of our sins. And God, if they ever get sick and they have to call, God, let me live such a life that they'll believe that You'll hear me. And then hear me when I pray for them, Lord. Grant it. And hear when they're praying for me, 'cause I need their prayers, Father. And every time they're praying for me, won't You hear, Lord? When I am praying for them, hear, Lord. And together we'll serve You all of our lives. And in that great day, we hope to come up to Your house someday. And when we knock at the door, won't You let us in, Father. Until that time, watch over us, and bless us, and keep us ever true. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-90 Thank you very much, folks. And I'm sorry to have kept you here till--till al--almost ten-thirty. This little lad laying here, sleeping like a little trooper. How old is he? Two. Through with it?
How are you, sister, I don't know whether I shook your hand when I come in or not. Well, it's nice seeing you again, and you, Brother Willie.
Fred, I guess you'll be leaving out in the morning, going back towards the house. You're taking my--my alligator back. See you up home, Brother Wood. Lord bless you. And you, Brother Scott. Nice seeing you again, brother. I believe I've seen you before somewhere, haven't I? I thought I had. Your face is familiar.
Brother Wayne, the Lord bless you. And I still think I ought to fill up your tank with gasoline for coming down eighty miles to bring this minister to me. Bless you, son. Bless you, sister. And all of my teasing you... I'm just teasing, you know that don't you?


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