<TITLE>08. Par 69-77</TITLE>L-69   But now I have a few Scriptures wrote out here, of a little, common little text, it won't take me but just a few minutes, if you'll suffer with me. And before we do this... Now, in our little fellowship of get-together, and talking about the hands of the bear, in the bucket, and so forth, now let's just brush aside all of this now, and just think we're getting acquainted. And, and we want now to enter into the deep part of the Word.

L-70 Let us bow our heads now, as we approach It. Cause, we have no right to approach the Word, without speaking to the Author, first.

L-71 With our heads bowed, our eyes closed, and I trust that our hearts are bowed with our head. I wonder, while I raise my eyes and look over the audience, if there would be someone here would say, in raising their hands, "Brother, minister, remember me in prayer. I am--I am needy today"? God bless you. God bless you. Now He sees your hand. He knows what's beneath your hand, in your heart. May He grant it, is my prayer.

L-72   Dear God, as we are grateful for this building that we, Your humble children, can assemble ourselves together under here, and just talk and have fellowship, just to be ourselves, as we yield ourselves to Christ, and desire to become more like Him. We are ministering brothers sitting near, Lord, man who are far more capable of standing here to deliver this Word than I, Your unworthy servant, but it has fallen my lot. And, Father, I pray, today, that if I might say something that would not be just according to the will of God, that, before I say it, You would close my mouth; like You did the lions' mouths, one day, so they wouldn't bother Daniel.

L-73 Father, we ask You now to remember each and every one, every minister. And this revival that's going on here in the city, Lord, down to the Assemblies of God, I pray, dear God, that You will send such a revival in there that this whole city will be stirred by the Power of God, that all these barrooms and wandering children around on the street will be brought to the Throne of God, and be filled with His goodness and with His Spirit. Grant it, Heavenly Father.

L-74   And we pray that today, that if there be man or woman, boy or girl, that's been brought into this meeting this morning, here under the shelter from the snow, that the great Holy Spirit will visit their heart and speak to them, in a mysterious way. Maybe some that's wandered away, that once entertained You, Lord, but now has gone away; bring them back, Lord, this morning.

L-75 And we pray for this chapter, for Brother Earl and for his wife, and for the others. Grant it, Lord.

L-76 Now break to us the Bread of Life, as we open back the pages of the Word, because we know the Bible is of no private interpretation. But, God doesn't need us to interpret His Word, He is His Own interpreter. He said one day, "Let there be light," and there was light. He said, "A virgin shall conceive," and she did. "And in the last days I'll pour out My Spirit upon all flesh," no matter what the world says, He did it. He needs no interpreter. He interprets His Own Words, by making It live and vindicating It to be so. Come to our hearts, Lord Jesus, and interpret to us, today, the things we have need of. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-77   Now in the Bible, if you will turn. I believe I've never had a message that I tried to undertake to speak on, that I never first read the Word. Because, my word will fail, I'm a man. But His Word just can't fail, He is God. So let's turn now for just a little text, and we're going to be out just in just about thirty, forty minutes, the Lord willing.


<A HREF="P9">Next Page</A>