<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 The Lord ever bless you. I have just officially heard this afternoon about the ministerial breakfast in the morning, and I'm happy for this opportunity to get to meet with the brethren and have some fellowship. You know, there's something about eating that brings fellowship. I don't why it is, but it just--it just does it. It brings fellowship.
And the Bible tells us, that when Jesus was just about to depart from this life to enter into the eternal realms of the blessed, He wanted to eat with His disciples, and He selected a room by His prophecy. Said, "Go into the city now, and you'll find a man with a jug of water, and follow him. And wherever he goes, say to the master of the house that you want to rent the room." And so, He gathered with them to have--to eat the bread, and drink the wine, and--and to have fellowship before His departing.
And we feel that way with our brethren. When we come into a city (just near time now for us to depart), we like to have some fellowship with each other, to talk and--and to express our feelings and gratitude for each other, and pray for each other. For truly, we're in the battle, and we need each other more than we ever did in all times. We need Christians. We need each other now more than ever.

L-6 Now, we are confident that God answers prayer and gives to us His blessings. And now tomorrow night, if the Lord willing, I would like to speak on a message of salvation to the church, to the people. Bring in those who are without Christ and those backsliders, and let's talk to them about--about God tomorrow night, and how to get back to Christ.
Many are holding prayer cards, and we're going to pray for every sick person that wants to be prayed for before we leave the city, if we have to stay here a month to do it. See? We're... that's what we're here for. So we're going to pray for everybody that wants to be prayed for. And God will provide the way, and we'll--we'll take it. We just as... We go just as we feel led to go. And so, that's always best.

L-7 We made our messages real baby, juvenile form, never went into it the deep theological approach, because this is our first time here. We don't want you to miss the message. We want to make it so that the little children will understand it, little drama. But yet, it's absolutely Scripture, and if it's the truth. Just...
But now, when we would talk to clergymen, we would talk to them in a higher bracket, approach it in another way. Or--or saints who's seen the ministry and been around it, and knows how, we get into a higher bracket. But here we tried to keep it just simple, so that no one will miss it. And I felt the Holy Spirit tell me that, to--to do that while I was here in this Santa Maria.

L-8 And I'm--I'm trust that after going, that there'll be out of here, that there'll be such a revival among the churches. I--I just pray that God will so richly bless you and just make you a light to all the world right here at Santa Maria.
And all these fine people and of all denominations... See? We're all human. We all eat the same kind of food. We all love our wives and our children. We're--we're human beings that Christ died for. Sometimes sectarianism has cut us off a little bit, but we're surely in the Presence of God can look over them little walls there, and see our brethren on the other side, and stretch our tent a little farther, and take him in also (You see?), 'cause that's the way we want to do it for every human being.


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