<TITLE>03. Par 11-13</TITLE>L-11 Now, before we read a Scripture, I would like if we'd just bow our heads again for a--a word of prayer.
Our God, we are approaching Thy throne tonight in the Name of the Lord Jesus. Just to speak the Name does something to us, for it's lovely. And we're coming up now, lifting up from this little building here, going beyond the top of the building, beyond the moon, stars, into Thy Presence and around Thy great golden altar to lay our faith and our petitions up there with our Sacrifice, the Lord Jesus. And we're coming in His Name, knowing that He said, "If you ask the Father anything in My Name, I will grant it."
And now we come first to confess our sins, and our faults, and all the wrongs. Oh, there are so many of them, Lord, that they're numerous. But we just plead for mercy. And we would ask, Lord, that in this great time of fellowship, that You'd return to us in a great outpouring of Thy blessings again upon Thy people. As we see darkness settling and the hour drawing nigh, and see the churches widening away from one another, the hour that we're living in, draw us close again, Lord, with the bonds of fellowship around the Word and around the Spirit.

L-12 May there not be a person that's anyways near, inside or out of this building, but what will be benefited tonight by their coming here. May they come with open hearts. And may we who speak, speak with open hearts. May we altogether be committed to the Holy Spirit, that He might take us and work His will.
We most humbly thank You for the Message that was given a few moments ago, that we feel down in our hearts that we have the promise now that--that You will visit us. And we're looking forward to that, Lord, like children that's been given a promise.
Bless the Word, the reading. Sanctify the ears that hear and the voice that speaks. And bring those who are wandered away back to the fold, and those who are remaining in, encourage those to go on. Heal every sick person, O God. May there not be a feeble person in our midst tonight but what will be healed by Thy Presence. May we realize that this what we are speaking to and hearing It speak back to us is not a myth, but It is the resurrection power of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ Who dwells among His people. We are listening to Thy voice, Lord, to hear what we should do. In the Name of Jesus Christ, we ask it. Amen.

L-13 Now, I want you, if you wish to, to turn with me in the Bible to the book of--of Leviticus the 25th chapter. And I want to read the 9th and the 10th verse to draw from this a context for what I wish to say.
While you're turning, I want to recognize some friends in here that I see tonight: Brother and Sister Williams from Phoenix where a meeting comes up shortly over there, with the people in Phoenix. I see also Brother and Sister Norman here from Tucson, right behind them Brother and Sister Evans from down in Georgia. And many others that I just begin to spot around and see... The Lord bless you.
In Leviticus, the 25th chapter and the 9th and 10th verse:
Then shall thou cause the trumpet of the jubilee to sound on the tenth day of the seventh month, in the day of the atonement shall ye make the trumpet to sound throughout all your land.
And you shall hallow the fiftieth year, and proclaim liberty throughout all the land unto... the inhabitants thereof: and it shall be a jubilee unto you; and you shall return every man to his possession, and you shall return every man to his family.
Now, I want to take the text from "Return And Jubilee." Now, as I understand and have been told that this is the time of fifty years ago today, I believe it is, if I do not misunderstand, that the Holy Spirit was poured out afresh in the state of Louisiana.


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