<TITLE>03. Par 18-27</TITLE>L-18 And there's no one person can do it by themselves. It takes us all, together, to pull together, to pray together, to stand together in unity, in the Spirit. And pray for this. Brethren has been telling me that the churches has had prayer meetings, prior this meeting. And I so thankful for that. It'll... When you gather together to pray like that, it changes the whole atmosphere, when we pray.

L-19   Now, we will not try to keep you long, in the each evening, because I know you must get out and go to your work. So we'll try, each night, to let you out early, so that you can return the next night. And this is just a little visit, as we've come together. And we are just got the four nights, I believe. It's, I think, that's right, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Yeah. All right, four nights. And then we end here in this same auditorium for a Business Men's breakfast, Saturday morning, which, the public is invited.

L-20 Now, I'm a not a stranger. I don't feel like a stranger among you. I'm--I'm your brother. And so I hope that you feel the same way about me. And now, before we approach the Word, let's approach the Author of the Word while we bow our heads just a moment for prayer.

L-21   Almighty God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, Who raised Him up from the dead and has kept Him alive all these years... And He's alive forevermore reigning in our hearts tonight, taking control, to lead us and guide us. May we all be surrendered to His Divine will, that He might lead us in the way that He would have us go.

L-22 We want to thank You, Father, for this marvelous opportunity to present Jesus Christ in the way of the great mighty Healer, the great Saviour of man, the Satisfier to every longing heart, Health to the sick, Salvation to the lost, coming King to the saints. O God, inspire us all, tonight.

L-23   I thank You for these men, these shepherds of the flocks of this city, these minister brethren who has their little outposts all along the city, where they're feeling constantly for the Spirit of God to come in on the--the waves of the--of the Holy Spirit, move into their midst and tell them what they must do, how they must lead the sheep. And tonight, it seemingly, Lord, as the Message swept down through those waves, that all agreed that we must come together in this service. Now come, Lord Jesus.

L-24 We thank You for the Ramada Inn and for its open arms to receive the Gospel, let us come here to worship in this air-conditioned building. Father, God, we pray that there will not be a lost person go out of this building without being saved. Grant it, Lord. May the... If the staff of this building, in this great Ramada, is not saved, we pray, God, that You'll save them.

L-25   Heal the sickness around here. May it come to pass that people will walk in this auditorium and weep, under the power of the Holy Spirit. Grant it, Lord. We long for these things. And we believe it's Your Divine will to reveal it to us now, and to show us Your Presence, that You're here and ever alive, and with us forevermore.

L-26 Bless us as we put forth our feeble effort. May the Holy Spirit come in. And may we not think our own thoughts, but may we have our minds open to the great unction of His Presence, that we might know His mind, to fulfill which was written in the Scripture, "Let the mind that was in Christ be in you."

L-27 Bless us, our Father. And when we leave the service tonight, may we say as we go to our homes, "Did not our hearts burn within us as He talked to us along the way?" as it did one day long ago, of the first witness of the resurrection, as Cleopas and his friend was returning back from the city. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.


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