<TITLE>11. Par 130-140</TITLE>L-130 God bless you, son. Is there another, say, "I--I want to stand now." God bless you, lady. God bless you, my sister. "I want..." God bless you. God bless you. "I take my stand, this afternoon." These fine people, men and women, standing up, "I'll take my stand, this afternoon."

L-131 And that day when the doctor says, "Well, the wreck; his blood is shedding, death is upon him, or upon her." Or, some morning, you'll remember your stand. You stand for Him now.

L-132 "If you're ashamed of Me before man, I'll be ashamed of you before My Father and the holy Angels. But if you will confess Me before man, him will I confess before My Father and the holy Angels."

L-133   God bless you, my sister. Would there be some in the balcony somewhere? Right now, while we're waiting. Some of them, more on the main floor? All right. I take you at your word, friend.

L-134 If the Word falls on fertile Ground, like the little woman at the well, she--she understood. She was represented in Heaven, from the found-... before the foundation of the world. When that Light struck It, she recognized It.

L-135 God bless you, my brother. That's a gallant... God bless you, my brother. You might have done great things in your life; you're doing the greatest thing you ever did do, now, stand for Christ.

L-136   Our Heavenly Father, the seed has dropped on some ground, this afternoon. We see Life springing up. Men and women stand to their feet, and the all-seeing eye of God, Who is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent, sees them. They are Yours, Father. I present them to You now, as trophies.

L-137 May this experience of them standing there now, knowing what they have done, knowing what this means, that they stand to take their stand with the Lord's despised few. May they ever remain true until that Day they stand in Your Presence, then that lovely Voice will say, "Yes, one day in Baton Rouge, or a little place called Denham Springs, he stood for Me, Father, now I'll stand for him, or her." Grant it, Lord. They are Yours, in Jesus' Name. Amen.
God bless you, for your stand. God ever...

L-138 Now do this one thing for me. Find, if you're around where these pastors are, see a few, talk to them. If you haven't been baptized yet, in Christian baptism, do so. Get yourself amongst believers now, real believers, not make-believers; real believers.
While we're praying, let's pray for these handkerchiefs.

L-139   Heavenly Father, these handkerchiefs goes out now; where, I don't know. Maybe some old blind daddy sitting out here in a little swamp somewhere, waiting for this handkerchief to come; a little baby laying there on the hospital bed; a mother standing, frantically, waiting for the return of the handkerchief. Heavenly Father, I pray that You will go with them. And for a token of Your Presence today, and our faith in You as we have preached Thy Word, may the faith that was in Abraham, and the faith that was produced and given to us by Jesus Christ, may it go with these handkerchiefs and heal every one that it's laid upon. We send them, in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-140   Now just a moment, before we call the prayer line. The omnipotent and mighty God, the great One, the all-sufficient One... Please, friends, I--I'm going to start praying for the sick, and I... Probably, when we come down, I--I might not get to say nothing to you; some of you may go before that time. Whatever you are, if you didn't even stand, a while ago, and you're not sure...


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