<TITLE>10. Par 33-36</TITLE>L-33 And I want to tell you something. It's a sin to send your children to Sunday school. You know that? It's a sin to send them, you must take them. Always take them. See? You go too.
I seen a little cartoon in the paper not long ago: Modern America. There was the mother and father laying there, beer bottles and cans laying all over the floor, and cigarettes smoking on the floor, and things like that. About nine o'clock, and the little boy done got up, and washed his face, and dressed, knocking on the door, said, "Who's going to take me to Sunday school?" That's right. That's the way it is. God have mercy.

L-34 Friends, I'm... You may think I'm cruel, but I don't mean to be. I... Sin just tears me to pieces. When I see it creeping into my church, oh, my, I'm jealous of this church. I--I am. That's right. God called me to this church. I--I may... You think I hurt your feelings. I hope I don't. I hope you understand. I hope the Holy Spirit will just make you know, in the--the tone of voice that I want it to know in. See? You just believe. God bless you. Let's speak to the Author now before opening the Word.

L-35 Our heavenly Father, help us tonight now. These testimonies, how we could just stand and... When we get over there and see Daniel, and... Oh, I want to stand for a thousand years and just listen at him. I want to see Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, Paul, Barnabas. Oh, I want to see them all. But above all, I want to see Jesus.
And when we stand there... When the Angels encamp around about this earth with bowed heads and hear us sing the songs of redemption, they don't know what we're talking about. They never was lost, they didn't have to be redeemed. But when we crown Him King of king, and Lord of lords, and sing the songs of Zion, redeemed by the Blood of the Lamb, what a time it will be. We're longing for that hour.
Bless us tonight. We come to fellowship around Your Word, Lord. Help us now, and anoint the Word. May It go forth like a Sword, and circumcise all the world away from us. For we know the children of God are circumcised of the heart and ears by the Holy Spirit. We pray that He will circumcise my heart and ears tonight, circumcise every heart and ear here tonight, that we might in hearing, hear, in seeing, see, and understanding, perceive, and be saved and healed for the Kingdom of God. We ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-36 Yes... [A brother announces, "An emergency call for Pastor Wall, if he will go back to the office, please"--Ed.]
If it's sickness, announce it on the platform, pastor. Announce it here to us. We'll pray immediately. While he's gone... We don't know it's an emergency. It's bound to be something.
[The brother says, "There's a man dying in his church that's calling for him. We might have prayer for him"--Ed.]
Oh. Yes, a man real sick in state of death in his church. Pastor Wall, God bless him. Let's bow our heads.
Our heavenly Father, this gracious pastor now, going to the phone to hear one of his congregation calling... Heavenly Father, no doubt that pastor now remembers that the hours and the altar calls, and the things that he's did, trusting now that everything's all right. Not a bad thing, when we're ready to go, Lord. It's wonderful. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints."
Now, Father, if it be possible, spare him, won't You, Lord, for the service tonight? Let it be some other time. If the man's time's called, let him live a little while longer, Lord, just in an answer of prayer. Grant it, Father.
Comfort the hearts of those who are looking upon him. Let us remember, Lord, that our bodies are frail. Dust we are, dust we return. But let us remember our Creator now while we have our right mind and can come sanely and sensibly to the altar and receive Christ as our Saviour. Bless Brother Wall, Lord. I pray for him, and I pray for the one that's dying, in Jesus' Name. Amen.


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