<TITLE>09. Par 29-31</TITLE>L-29 Now, Jesus, when He come, He said, "You've heard them of old times, 'Thou shalt not kill.' But I say that whosoever is angry with his brother without a cause has killed already." Is that right? Now, see, He never--He never changed it; He just magnified it, made it greater. See?
He said, "You've heard them of old time, 'Thou shalt not commit adultery.'" He had to be in the act to be guilty. He said, "But I say to you, that whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her has committed adultery with her already in his heart." See? He brought it from the real act to a lust for the act (See?), made it greater.
Now, when the Urim Thummim from the breastplate of Aaron was changed, it was brought to the Word. "Heavens and earth will pass away but My Word shall not pass away." See? Then it must be according to the Word.

L-30 Now, let us bow our heads just a moment for prayer, and we're going to--to approach Him. Now, just in the eve of this three nights meeting with you lovely people, I wonder among you, tonight, is there a request that you'd like to be remembered before God, saying like this, "God, You know my heart. I have something I have need of. I'm going to raise up my hand. And, God, before this meeting ends, these three-night meetings, give me healing for my body, or, for my sister, for my brother, for--for my mother, father, or for salvation," or whatever you have need of.
If you've got such a need, would you just raise up your hand to God? Just let it be known as you raise your hand, say, "God, remember me." All right. Now, let us pray.

L-31 Our heavenly Father, we are approaching Thy throne of grace. We would not come by the throne of judgment, the throne of justice. We could not stand there, for justly we should not have the right to come for we were sinners. But we've come by the throne of grace, which You told us we had rights to come.
And now, heavenly Father, You know the--what's behind these hands that raised up. Down beneath there was a heart, and in that heart was a request. God, grant that before these three nights shall pass, that every one of them shall be answered. Grant it, Lord. Save the lost; heal the sick, Lord.
Now, we know that You were wounded for our transgressions. With Your stripes we were healed. Now, we realize, heavenly Father, that when You died for our sins, then every sin in the world was forgiven. But it'll never help us, until we accept Him as our Saviour from that sin. But the sin question has been settled when Jesus Christ, the Son of God, died to take away the sin of the world.
And we are taught that by His stripes we were healed. Now, we know that healing has already been settled in the face of God, because His own Son was striped for our healing. With His stripes we were healed. And we know that we can accept healing when we believe it, just like we accept salvation.


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