<TITLE>19. Par 186-194</TITLE>L-186 To see Your power come right down into a--a sinner's life, into a wretched woman, a girl that stepped across the moral line from moral to immoral; a boy that's come from decency into a drunken, cigarette-sucking stage; to a woman that's immoraled herself with a spirit, that's put on old filthy clothes to show herself before men. To see that woman rise to a lady, to see that boy lay aside those cigarettes and drinking, step forward and become a saint of God, a preacher in the pulpit, Lord God, we know Your great power can do all things. To see that shadow of a man laying there, eat up with cancer, dying, that blind man standing yonder, see them snap back to life and live, oh, that Word of the living God. How we thank You.
You are the Stream of all of our comfort. I'm so glad, tonight that the Comforter has come with a promise, "I'll abide with you forever."
And the great apostle that was given the keys to the Kingdom, said on that day of Pentecost, "This promise is unto you, and to your children, and to them that are afar off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call." Then we know that that same Comforter comes. And we know that He is our Saviour tonight, because He shows Hisself among us as He did then. That's how we know Him, because He believed and acts on every Word that He ever spoke. He cannot take It back, because He's God. We thank Thee for this, Father.

L-189 I pray that You will comfort every heart here, tonight. Comfort those people. Give them of Thy Spirit. Heal the sick and afflicted. Oh, take that depressed woman, that depressed man, boy, or girl, and may they look away tonight from their sin; may they look away from the things of the world unto Jesus Who promised that He would abide in us. And the works that He did, we'd do also, because that He would come in the form of the Holy Spirit to be the abiding Comforter forever to be with us. Father, grant those blessings. Heal the sick again I pray, Father. Many of them are afflicted and needy.

L-190 Now, we're coming to the communion table, to take those parcels that was left us, an order, "This do until He returns." We're thankful for these things, Father. And we pray that in Jesus' Name, that if there be a feeble person among us tonight, that comes to this communion table...
Lord, I can just see that shaking old mother of mine walking up the aisle there, the last time she was in here to take that communion, how her little old trembling hands shook over that plate. I stood here and watched her with tears dropping in my heart. But there she lays tonight facing Calvary. O God, how thankful I am. You said, "He that eats My flesh and drinks My Blood, has Eternal Life. And I'll raise him up again at the last days."
Lord, that's the Word. That's why I can stand and say, "I believe God."

L-193 Now, Father, we realize that when this was first ordered, back yonder in the wilderness, and back in Egypt, the paschal lamb was slain. They journeyed forty years, and there wasn't a feeble one among the two million that come out. You kept them in health while they taken the Passover. O God, heal every sick person that comes forward. Grant it, Lord. Save every sinner. And fill every believer with the Holy Ghost. And may the Comforter abide until He's made flesh among us in the Person of Jesus Christ again. For we ask it in His Name. Amen.

L-194 I love Him, I love Him
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
You love Him? Let's close our eyes, raise up our hands and sing that from our heart.
I love Him, I love Him
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.


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