<TITLE>04. Par 11-11</TITLE>L-11 cont. O God, we come this morning with this little Lisa. And we pray, heavenly Father, that You'd bless Lisa and all that she does through life. May she live a long happy life. Bless her parents. May she be raised in a home, Lord, to admire and adore God. And I pray that if there is a tomorrow, there will--she will be a worker in the Kingdom of God. Keep sickness and things away from her as she journeys. And make her a great blessing in Your Kingdom. And we give to You this little girl in dedication in the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen. Mighty sweet baby.
11d      Oh, I love little fellows. But I'm just--I'm always afraid they'll break, you know; they're just so tiny. And yet, wife told me, said, "Why, they'd harder to break than--than--than I would." That's right. They're so nimble, you know, and...
Now, is there anyone sick that wanted to be prayed for--just a special case of prayer or something, and we could offer for you? All right, sister, if you'd come right here and stand. All right. Uh-huh. That's a... We want to get these things so if we get tied up a little in our Christmas message that--that it will be all right. All right, sir.
Now, let us bow our heads now. And Brother Neville, would you walk forward of me? Our heavenly Father, upon this eve of Christmas, where the great remission of our sin and sickness was borned into the world to become a Sacrifice for us, we bring our sister, in the Name of Jesus Christ, that, laying our hands upon her to do exactly what You said do: "Lay hands upon the sick and they shall recover." This we do in the Name of Jesus Christ, for her healing. Amen...?... Oh, is that right?
11e      How do you do, sister. Now, let us bow our heads as again. Our heavenly Father, as we stand here in the Presence of the Almighty, praying for our sister who has had a misfortune. And there has been something done that just blinded her eyes. But Thou, Lord, as You said to Moses, "Who makes man's eye?" And there's only One that can help, and that's the great Jehovah, Creator. So we pray, heavenly Father, as we believe this in our hearts, and we bring her to You, and our faith... We--we come by faith up to the great golden altar of God, where the bloody Sacrifice, Christ, lays on the altar. And in the Book of Isaiah the 53rd chapter and the 5th verse said, "He was wounded for our transgressions, bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace upon Him, and with His stripes we are healed." And now, we place our faith with hers upon Your altar, and ask in Jesus' Name, that this blindness shall leave our sister and that she will be able to see to the honor and glory of God. In the Name of Jesus Christ. Amen. God bless you, sis.
11f      But...?... Oh, yes....?... Yes, sir. Good. Now, we're praying for the anointing for the ministry of our Brother Cauble to go and to visit a friend of mine. I worked with him in New York. Parris Reedhead, the one that come up to my house to receive the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
And wasn't he something to do in the Sudan Mission? Wonderful. Then he's leaving Louisville. Oh, my. We hate to lose Brother Cauble from Louisville. Bless your heart, brother. My... I can always remember Brother Cauble.
This precious brother, saint of God, I remember my first contact with him. He was bleeding to death. I--I knowed his great name among the brethren, and I went over there. His brother was standing in the hospital. Me, a little guy like me, I was ashamed to go in, so I knelted down behind the Coca Cola thing out in the hospital hall and prayed for him and went back. The phone ring again and said, "You never been over to see Brother Cauble."
And I went over there. They'd operated something in his nose, and cut, severed something, and he was bleeding to death: knelt there and had prayer, it stopped immediately.
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