<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>63-1117, Once More, The Rock Church, New York, NY, 112 min
L-1      I want to say that I... [Congregation applauds--Ed.] I appreciate that. Thank you, very much. I want to say that I certainly love this fellow, too. Brother Joseph has been my friend for years. I would like to have the opportunity, sometime, to tell you how we ever come together. But I--I just trust that the Lord loves me like Joseph does, and I'll be all right then. God bless you, Brother Joseph. [Brother Joseph Boze says, "Thank you."] The Lord bless you.

L-2 I believe we were going to sing that, "Now I believe." And let's mean it from our hearts, tonight, "Now I believe." All right.
Now I believe, now I believe
All things are possible, now believe;
Now I believe, now I believe
All things are possible, now I believe.

L-3   Let us bow our heads, just a moment, while we remain standing. And in this moment, let's bow our hearts, also, to Him. Now I wonder if there is any in the congregation would like to be remembered in this prayer, just by raising your hand to God, saying, "God, this signifies I have a need yet, and I'm wanting You to supply it." God grant your request.

L-4   Our Heavenly Father, Great and Almighty Jehovah Who formed the earth out of Your Word, and has given us the opportunity to sojourn here and make our decision whether we want to live or die. "Choose you this day." And we choose between death and Life. So I pray, Father, if there be some in here that does not know Thee as their own beloved Saviour, that this night they will choose You, which is Life, to know. And then if there is those here tonight that's sick unto physical death, that they will choose You, tonight, as their Healer, and it will also mean physical restoration again.

L-5 Oh, Thou art so good to the sons of man, long-suffering, not willing that any should perish, but that all might come to repentance. You send forth the clouds for the rain, and bring forth fruit and food upon the earth, to feed Your children. And we are so dilatory, Lord, and so destructive, to waste and to be selfish. And, O God, just forgive us, Lord. We--we plead for mercy. We would not want Your justice or Your judgment; we want Your mercy, Lord, so we pray that we may be partakers of Your mercy.

L-6   And, Father, not that this congregation hear me; but that You might, standing here in this place that's been dedicated. I thank Thee for this fine fellowship. And I believe, with my heart, that if You should come tonight, there would be a host of New York people go in that great Rapture. And, Father, we pray that we will be lights, not under a bushel, but under the anointing of the Holy Spirit that lights the candle, that we might be lights to this dying world, as the great dismal fogs of unbelief is floating in from every side. We know soon we'll see our Lord break back that fog, when the Light begins to shine. And we trust, Lord, that You'll make us ready. If there is anything we have need of tonight, supply it to us, Lord, through Thy grace. For we ask it in Jesus' Name, Thy Child. Amen.

L-7   I am not very expressive. But I would like to say to Pastor Vick, his little co-worker there, and the choir, fine bunch of ladies and men, and all the cooperating pastors, laity, all of you, and the visitors, strangers in our gates. I want to thank you for your support this week, of your prayer and cooperation, to try to bring the Gospel Light to this city.


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