<TITLE>01. Par 1-10</TITLE>63-1128E, The Token, Life Tabernacle, Shreveport, LA, 104 min
L-1      Thank you.
I believe.
Lord, I believe; Lord, I believe,
All things are possible; Lord, I believe.

L-2 Let us bow our heads just a moment for prayer, and in this sacredness of this moment, knowing that we have gathered again, assembled here in the Name of the Lord, to worship Him. I wonder, in this audience, if there would be one who might have a special request that you would like to make it known to God, tonight, as you lift your hands to be remembered in prayer. Down in the basement, and in the balconies, and around the place, just the same, He sees your hands.

L-3   Almighty God, the Creator of heavens and earth, we come to Thee, in the Name of the Lord Jesus. Because, we have been promised if we would come in His Name, we would have our petition. So we pray, Father, that You will forgive us first of anything that's in our way, that our prayers would be hindered tonight, may the Blood of the Lord Jesus just now atone for that, as we humbly confess our wrong. And we pray for each request, each one of those hands that went up. You know what was below that hand, Lord, the meaning. And I pray that You will answer it according to Your great wisdom, Lord, that we understand that You know all things, and knowed it from the beginning.

L-4 And we pray this will be a night that will be long remembered, because of Your Presence being with us. As we stand tonight at this Thanksgiving, closing of the day, a great celebration across the nation, of how good You were to our forefathers, we too turn our heads to thank You, Lord, for what You've done for us. Now we pray that You'll grant all these things that we ask, for we ask them in Jesus Christ's Name, and for His honor. Amen.
May be seated.

L-5   I'm indeed thankful for the privilege of being here again, tonight, assembled in this Life Tabernacle auditorium, to speak to the people.

L-6 We're sorry. Brother Moore said they had never had, in the history of the church, so many people. They've turned more away, tonight, than they ever did in all the history of the church, from the front out there. Every place is packed inside, outside, basement, around the walls, and in the corridors and out onto the streets, and still the people are coming. So we are thankful that there is still a hunger to hear God's Word, and now we're grateful for this.

L-7   And now, if the Lord willing, tomorrow night we may start praying for the sick people, as we usually have a night, or two, when we're here in these conventions, that we pray for the sick. And the Lord has certainly been blessing us recently of those things.

L-8 I was telling you this morning about the wife, and how that now for most three years, about, oh, five or six years ago, by taking a hold of her hand one night, trying to show someone, another woman, what a vibration, you know, and she had nothing wrong with her, I found her with a tumor. The doctor couldn't find it. Three or four years passed, he couldn't find it.

L-9 Finally it showed up, about two years ago, started growing quickly; from the size of a walnut, size of a lemon, now to the size of a grapefruit. The physician... We was holding on, for faith. And the physician said, "You just must take it out. It's going to turn malignant. You got to be done."

L-10   And yesterday, or day before, knowing that yesterday she was to go for her final. Before the examination, I knelt in the room, praying, all my heart. And when I raised up, or started... Before I raised up, He told me what to say. And I raised up. And the doctor can't find a trace of it, anywhere. It's all gone. And--and just gone, and no more.


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