<TITLE>28. Par 150-157</TITLE>L-150 Forgive us now of what's happened through the year, that we have did that's wrong and where we failed in so many places, and strengthen us, Lord. And may we, at this time of celebration of Christmas, may we open our hearts to the Messiah, the anointed of God. May He come into our lives and anoint us, and live His will and bring His Kingdom to pass through our lives. Keep us well, healthy.
Bless this gallant old friend of mine setting here to my side, Brother Arganbright. O God, how You have been with him, and how he's had his heart ground and mashed so many times, but still we believe he's germitized with Eternal Life. Bless his little wife. I think of Bud and Fred, Me, O God, how that we have this grand fellowship.
We pray that You'll bless us together now. Bless our little church, all these precious people. And someday, Lord, while we're so--want our eyes so clean from the things of the world, that we can only see God and His Kingdom, that someday we'll be presented before Christ, blameless, as a chaste virgin, a part of that great Church that's to come before Him.

L-153 And then we'll look forward to the time where You'll set up Your Kingdom on the earth, visible people with visible homes; and they shall not plant and another eat thereof, but they shall live eternally. Until then, let us be a light that sets on a hill, a candle that gives light to everything that's around us, by a righteous life, sanctified through the Blood of Christ. Grant it, Father. In Jesus' Name we pray.
And, Lord, upon these handkerchiefs, after we prayed for the sick and we laid our hands upon them, connecting ourselves with them, I lay my hands upon these handkerchiefs, connecting my prayer to God. And with these handkerchiefs and with the people, God, I pray that You'll heal every one of these people that these handkerchiefs represent. May they have health and strength through the coming year, Father. To the honor and glory of God, we ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-155 I love Him, I love Him
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
Now, while we sing it again, let's shake hands with somebody around us. Just remain set.
I love Him, I love Him
Because... (The Lord bless you, sister...?... Bless you, Brother...?...)
Now, with our hands up to Him.
I love... (real loud now) I love Him (That's right.)
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
And now, with this word, together all of us say it. We receive a Kingdom [Congregation repeats, "We receive a Kingdom"--Ed.] that cannot be moved ["that cannot be moved "]. Amen

L-157 Now, let us stand. Now, raise our hands and our hearts to God with gratitude now, real, all of our hearts, "I love Him." And just express it to Him this Christmas time.
I love Him, I love Him
Because He first loved me
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
A baptismal service immediately now will be following this. And you that have to go, we're thankful you were here, and may you ever remain in that Kingdom that cannot be moved. While we bow our heads just a moment for prayer, I'm going to ask our precious Brother Arganbright if he'll come up here and dismiss this audience in a word of prayer.

