<TITLE>04. Par 24-29</TITLE>L-24   Now I want to thank each and every one of you, for your kindness. And trusting that, the Lord willing, that--that again we'll meet somewhere in this earth; if not no more here, we will on the other side. And the Lord bless. And I want to pray over these handkerchiefs. As soon as we get into the Message, we don't know just exactly what will happen. We tried to put a couple nights in the... three, about three nights; of the five or six, five nights, I believe, the Lord gave us a calling among the people, of calling the people out, where the Lord would heal them. And then we had one night, last night, we brought every person that wanted to be prayed, right through the prayer line and prayed for them. And I have hoped that I haven't failed anywhere to try to do everything that I know how to do, for us to be in better spiritual condition, and physical condition, tonight, than we were when we come in here about four or five nights ago. If I fail, God forgive me, and you forgive me.

L-25   Now for the closing Message, and I'm going to try to make it just quick as possible, because I--I preach long. And I have told my congregation, and so forth, that, beginning the first of the year, I'm going to try to. I've tried it for the last thirty-five years, since I've been in the ministry, to cut down from this two hours, and so forth, down to thirty minutes. But, I'm so slow, I can't say what I want to say, in thirty minutes, is the only thing. I'm a Southerner, you know, and so I--I just have to. I can't think of it too fast. I just got to wait and see. I got to wait on Him, for my words. So, but I--I... just as long as I can wait on Him, and you will just be patient with me.

L-26   Now let's read some Scripture, so we know that this won't pass away. And after we have our little get-together of friendship and talking, before we approach this real sacred part of the service, bringing the Bread of Life, let's just pray again.

L-27 Lord Jesus, now we are grateful to You. We're all turning to You, to thank You for this great days and nights of service, fellowship around the Word, and with the people. We are grateful, Lord. Our spirits has been lifted up, and we're so thankful that we've been able to sit in Heavenly places with You. And now, Father, on this great and last night of the--the love feast, may You stand in the midst of us, again tonight, and cry, "He that's thirsty, come unto Me." Grant it, Lord. We know You will, because You do it. That's Your way of doing things, and You never change it. And I pray, God, that You'll break the Bread of Life, to us. May we be able to receive that Word into our heart, that'll open a fountain of blessings to all of us. Bless the reading of the Word, and help me as I try to break the Bread of Life, to the congregation, for whatever the need is. In Jesus Christ's Name. Amen.

L-28   Let's turn to the--the Book of the Judges, the Judges of Israel. And I want to turn to the 16th chapter of Judges, to read a portion of the--of the Word. Judges, the 16th chapter, and I want to read the 27th and the 28 verses.
Now the house was full of men and women; and all the lords of the Philistine--Philistines were there; and there were upon the roof about three thousand men and women, beheld--beheld while Samson made sport.
And Samson called unto the LORD, and said, O Lord GOD, remember me, I pray thee, and strengthen me, I pray thee, only this once, O Lord, that I may be at once avenged of the Philistines for my two eyes.

L-29   What a pitiful sight! And this little subject, I'm going to take a text out of it, calling: Just Once More, Lord. Just once more!


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