Let's stand together and we'll
sing hymn number 227. Oh, now I see the cleansing wave,
the fountain deep and wide. Jesus, my Lord, mighty to save,
points to his wounded side. The cleansing stream. I seek I seek to walk in heaven's own
light Above the world and sin With heart made pure and garments
white And Christ enthroned within The cleansing stream I see, I
see Oh, it cleanseth me. Oh, praise the Lord, it cleanseth
me. It cleanseth me, yes, cleanseth
me. Amazing grace, this heaven below,
to feel the blood applied. And Jesus, only Jesus known,
by Jesus crucified. A cleansing stream, I see, I
see. I plunge and oh, it cleanseth
me. Oh, praise the Lord, it cleanseth
me. It cleanseth me, yes, cleanseth
me. Be seated. We'll sing hymn number
361. 361. Sweet hour of prayer. Sweet hour of prayer. that calls me from a world of
care and beats me at my father's throne. ? All my wants and wishes known
? ? In seasons of distress and grief ? ? My soul has often found
? And oft escaped the tempter's
snare By thy return, sweet hour of prayer. of prayer, sweet hour of prayer,
thy wings shall my petition bear, to him whose truth ? And faithfulness
? ? Engage the waiting soul to bless ? ? And since it is received
? Leave his word and trust his
grace. I'll cast on him my every care
and wait for thee. Sweet hour of prayer Sweet hour of prayer Sweet hour
of prayer May I thy consolation share, till from Mount Vizca's
lofty height I view ? And take my flight ? This robe
of flesh ? I'll drop and rise ? To seize the everlasting prize Good evening. Can we turn to Psalm
145? Psalm 145. I'll extol thee, my God, O King,
and I will bless thy name forever and ever. Every day will I bless
thee, and I will praise thy name forever and ever. Great is the
Lord, and greatly to be praised, and his greatness is unsearchable.
One generation shall praise thy works to another, and shall declare
thy mighty acts. I will speak of the glorious
honor of thy majesty, and of thy wondrous works. And men shall
speak of the might of thy terrible acts, and I will declare thy
greatness. They shall abundantly utter the
memory of thy great goodness, and shall sing of thy righteousness.
The Lord is gracious and full of compassion, slow to anger,
and of great mercy. The Lord is good to all, and
his tender mercies are over all his works. All thy works shall
praise thee, O Lord, and all thy saints shall bless thee.
They shall speak of the glory of thy kingdom and talk of thy
power to make known to the sons of men his mighty acts and the
glorious majesty of his kingdom. Thy kingdom is an everlasting
kingdom, and thy dominion endureth throughout all generations. The
Lord upholdeth all that fall and raiseth up all that be bowed
down. The eyes of all wait upon thee,
and thou givest them their meat in due season. Thou openest thine
hand and satisfiest the desire of every living thing. The Lord
is righteous in all his ways and holy in all his works. The
Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call
upon him in truth. He will fulfill the desire of
them that fear him. He also will hear their cry and
will save them. The Lord preserveth all them
that love him, but the wicked will he destroy. My mouth shall
speak the praise of the Lord, and let all bless his holy name
forever and ever. Amen. Almighty God, we come to you
this afternoon and we thank you for this day, Lord. We thank
you for this morning and for the message that we heard. We
thank you for this place that you've given us to come and hear
your word, Lord. We do praise your name, Lord.
We praise you for your goodness. Lord, thank you so much. Lord,
we ask that you would be with our families that don't know
you, Lord. We ask that you would be with your people, Lord. that
are going through great trials, Lord. We ask that you'd be merciful
to them, if it be your will. Lord, we ask for our families,
Lord. Give them a need, if you will, Lord, please. Lord, we
ask all these things in Christ's name. Amen. Hymn number 354. 354. What a friend we have in Jesus All our sins and griefs to know What a privilege to carry everything
to God in prayer. Oh, what peace we often forfeit
Oh, what needless pain we bear All because we do not carry everything to God in prayer. Trials and temptations Is there trouble anywhere? ? We should never be discouraged
? ? Take it to the Lord in prayer ? ? Then we find a friend so
fair ? ? Our sorrows share ? ? Jesus knows
our every weakness ? ? Take it to the Lord in prayer ? Are we
weak and heavy laden, Gumbered with a load of care? Precious Savior still, Take it to the Lord in prayer. Do you life which despise forsake? take it to the Lord in prayer. In his arms he'll take and shield
thee. Thou who wilt find us Leviticus chapter 3, talk about the peace offering.
We dealt with the burnt offering, the sin offering, and now we're
going to deal with the peace offering. And I pray that the
Lord would bless us tonight and get something out of this. But
the peace offering, let me read A few verses here, read the first
six verses, five verses. And if his oblation be a sacrifice
of peace offering, if he offer it of the herd, whether it be
a male or a female, he shall offer it without blemish before
the Lord. And he shall lay his hand upon the head of his offering
and kill it at the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.
And Aaron's sons, the priests, shall sprinkle the blood upon
the altar round about. And he shall offer of the sacrifice
and the peace offering made by fire unto the Lord. For the fat
thereof that covereth the inwards, and all the fat that is upon
the inwards, and the two kidneys, and the fat that is on them,
which is by the flanks and the call above the liver with the
kidneys, shall he take away. And Aaron's sons shall burn it
upon the altar, upon the burnt sacrifice, which is upon the
wood that is on the fire. It's an offering made by fire of a sweet savor unto the
Lord." All the offerings that we have under the Old Testament
And of course, Hebrews in so many places talk about the offering
of the Lord Jesus Christ, but all the offerings under the law
pointed to the Lord Jesus Christ in some aspect of His life, His
death, and what He accomplished in His life, and what He accomplished
in His death. You know, our Lord had to accomplish
something in His life before He could accomplish anything
in His death. He had to be a perfect man, a sinless man, a holy man,
accepted of God before God would ever accept what He did on the
cross. So our Lord's life has to be
perfect, sinless, sinless. And I tell you, He has secured
our salvation by His death on that cross. So this peace offering
is a picture of our being reconciled to God by the cross of the Lord
Jesus Christ. Paul said it like this in 2 Corinthians
5.19, Be ye reconciled to God. I beseech you, brethren, by the
offering of Christ, by the blood of Christ, by the precious name
of Christ, be ye reconciled to God. Now, we'll deal with THAT
here in a minute, but anyway, it's a picture of God and the
sinner at peace, God and the sinner at peace. Now, you know
why it's at peace? Because all the issues between
them has been perfectly settled. You know, it can't be peace between
God and man unless there's the issues that has to be settled.
And here's the first thing we notice about it in verse 1. It
says here, if he offered of the herd, whether it be male or female,
it don't make any difference. This is the only offering where
it didn't make any difference whether it was male or female.
And by that peace offering, what we're talking about, fellowship
with God, it's established, it's established, being able to commune
with Him. And in this fellowship, in this
fellowship, this communion because of this peace offering, There
is neither male nor female. Now, if you keep Leviticus and
look with me in Galatians chapter 5, excuse me, Galatians chapter
3, it could be male or female, and the reason that be is because
all of us, male or female, has to be reconciled to God. We have
to have the issues settled before we can have peace with God. And
I'll tell you, they've all been perfectly settled by the Lord
Jesus Christ. But look what He says, here in
Galatians 3, 27, For as many of you have been baptized into
Christ, have put on Christ. Now, what s this baptism he s
talking about? I don t think he s talking about water baptism.
I really don t, because water baptism don t put you in Christ.
water has never put anybody in Christ. So when he talks about
this baptism, for by one Spirit, oh, we're all baptized into one
body by the Spirit of God. So when he talks about this baptism,
that's being JOINED to Christ, IMMERSED in His body, and what
HE did, WE did. We're baptized, as many of you
have been IMMERSED in Christ, put IN Christ, and we can't get
in. God, you know, It said God made
him wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption, and God made
Christ to be that unto us. Christ wouldn t be anything to
us if God hadn t made Him to be. So here s the thing about
it, that baptized into Christ is not water, it s us being put
IN to the body of Christ. And oh, he goes on to say this,
And in this body of Christ, and have put on Christ, There is
neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there
is neither male nor female, and I love this right here, for you
all are one in Christ Jesus. Every one of us, every believer,
male or female, is one in Christ, and I tell you what, that s what
s so wonderful about this fellowship. You know, when we get to glory,
it s not going to be male and female like it is here. It really
isn't. You know, they asked our Lord
Jesus Christ about marriage in Heaven. He asked, a man asked
Him, He said, you know, and He went back to Moses, and He's
talking about divorce and marriage, divorce and marriage. A man had
a wife, she died, took her sister, or a man died and he took her
brother, and a man died and took her brother, you know, until
she was married SEVEN TIMES! And he said, those fellas thought,
well, we're going to really trip him up right here. He said, whose
husband is going to be her husband in heaven? And he said, there's
neither married nor given in marriage in heaven. So that's
what we're talking about. That's why being in Christ, we're
all just one in Christ. And all distinctions will be
left behind here. And then the second thing about
this peace offering is that it has to be without blemish. Ain't
that what it says? Whether it be male or female,
verse 1, you shall offer it without blemish before the Lord. I always
loved this, before the Lord. You know, when we talked about
being baptized into Christ, Christ, when God looks at us, He sees
only one person, He sees His Son. That's what He meant putting
on Christ. When God views us, He views us
only as His Son. If He viewed us outside of Christ,
I mean, we wouldn't last like a snowball in a blast furnace. But because God said we're baptized
into Christ, we're one with Christ, we've put on Christ, that when
God views us, He sees Christ. And that's why it says it's before
the Lord. All these sacrifices were before the Lord. These offerings
were before the Lord. the only way true peace, true
peace can be established between sinful man and God was for God
Himself to provide the peace offering. We didn t have no peace
offering. We had NOTHING to offer. Well,
who said make a peace offering? God said make a peace offering.
And if you bring a peace offering, and oh, that's what he's telling
us, that I'm the one that makes peace. I'm the one that brings
peace. I'm the one that establishes
peace. Now, I want you to see something. You keep this again.
Look in Luke chapter two. Look in Luke chapter two. Look
what it says over here. It's talking about announcing
the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. Oh my, peace, peace. You know where it says, you know, at this time of year,
they have all this rigmarole going on about they keep our
Lord Jesus in a manger. But look what the angels said
when they came down and told Him about Him in verse 11. For
unto you is born this day in the city of David, and this is
the first thing He said about Him, a Savior. A Savior, not
a baby, a Savior. Simon Simeon picked him up and
said, mine eyes have seen the salvation of God. And he goes
on to say this, and this should be a sign unto you, you'll find
the babe wrapped in straddling clothes, lying in a manger. I
mean, our Savior in a manger? Oh, listen. And so they was praising
God and saying, now listen to this, this is what I was trying
to get to. Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace. Who s bringing peace? Christ
is bringing peace. Christ is establishing peace.
And watch this, goodwill, God s got a goodwill towards man. He s bringing peace and He s
bringing God s goodwill toward a particular people. So there s peace on Earth. How
in the world do we get peace on Earth? My we can I've got
to show you another one only by the death of Christ in Colossians
chapter 1. I'm sorry I have y'all looking
at all this but This is this is important. You know this business
of peace with God Everybody talks about peace with God and I've
known lots of people that's passed out of this world that didn't
have no profession of faith and they was not afraid to die because
they said they was at peace and There's a lot of people leave
this world, leave this world with peace. I don't understand
it, but they do. And then, you know, it just immediately,
when they're gone, they understand, whoa, listen, what a mess I've
made out of things. But oh my, look what it said
here in Colossians 2. And down in verse, excuse me,
Colossians 1, in verse 29, excuse me, I'll get it right here in
a minute. 129, there must be. Well, well, Colossians 119. Yeah, here it is, I got it right.
Yeah, Colossians 119. Look what it says here. For it
pleased the Father that in Him, in Christ, all fullness should
dwell. Everything that God was in God
was in our Lord Jesus Christ. And listen to this now. And having
made peace through the blood of His cross, And because of
the blood of His cross by Him, by Christ, and by the blood of
His cross, He made peace and reconciled all things by Him.
I say, where the things on earth, that's people like us. And then
things in heaven, all the things that was in glory, I mean, He
established peace. And this is what I want, then
look at this. And you that were sometime alienated in your enemies
in your mind by wicked works. Now listen to this, I like this,
yet now, Yet now, what did he do? Hath reconciled. How did
he do that? Made peace. We were enemies and
alienated, yet now he hath made peace through the blood of his
cross. Yet now, yet now, yet now. Oh, in the body of His flesh,
through death, and listen to this, to present you holy and
unbelamable and unreprovable, where it counts, in His sight,
in His sight. Oh, there must be death. And
then that's what He says in verse two here, back in Leviticus. He said, You know, a reconciliation
by the blood of the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, and what
a contrast from enemies to friends, from worship to devotion, from
love to thanksgiving, and the blood must be sprinkled on the
altar. And then look what is, you know,
let s still deal with this here making peace. Who accomplished
this reconciliation? He hath reconciled us. Christ
has reconciled us. having made peace. It s done,
it s accomplished, it s finished. And then we talked about when
we seen the peace on earth and goodwill toward men. What about
the goodwill of God? What about it? Oh, God s brought
goodwill and restored to that which we lost. It s good because
it s God. It s good because of who it includes,
His enemies. It s the will of God s good because
it s eternal. The will of God goodwill toward
us is good because it'll never change, and oh, my, thank God
that His goodwill toward us is good, always HAS been good, and
always WILL be good. It's like this morning I was
talking about the Lord turned around and talked to that woman
and said, Daughter? It ALWAYS been a daughter, but she didn't
know it until He told her, and that's the way we are. We don't
know we were enemies until Christ makes us understand. and oh my,
what a goodwill God has, and it s good because He gave us
His blessed Son. And the second thing about this
sacrifice, it has to be offered to kill it at the door, it has
to be killed, it has to be killed at the door. And then verse 2,
And he shall lay his hands on it, and kill it, kill it at the
door of the tabernacle of congregation. And that's where our Lord Jesus
Christ was. Oh, the goodwill of God. That's
what we was talking about, the blood of His cross, making peace
by the blood of His cross. And then there must be identification.
Look what it says here. In verse two, and He shall lay
His hand upon His offering. What does that mean? That means
we have to be identified with the offering. We have to be,
and that's what, how many offerings do you have to put your hands
on? And when you put your hands on it, that means you're identifying
with Him. You're identifying with that sacrifice that's being
offered. And He said you should lay His
hand upon it. And I tell you, we lay our hands
upon Christ. Our Lord Jesus came as a representative
man, a representative person. He came to represent us before
God Almighty. And He came into this world to
identify with us. to identify with us, what the
law could not do in that it was weak through the flesh. And nothing
wrong with the law, the problem's with us. And so our Lord Jesus
Christ, He came to identify with us, made in the likeness of sinful
flesh. And oh, and He said, oh, those
that thou hast given me. So He came to identify with us. And I tell you what, we got to
identify with Him too. We identify with Him. I don't
have a bit of problems yet. I belong to Christ. He's mine. I'm His and He's mine. Oh, do
you identify yourself with Him? Do you say, yes, is He the one? Oh, will you by faith say, He's
my peace? He's my peace offering? He identified
with us. Let's identify with Him. IDENTIFY WITH WHO HE IS, IDENTIFY
WHAT HE DID, IDENTIFY WITH WHO HE DID IT FOR, IDENTIFY WHAT
HE DID BY WHO HE DID IT FOR AND WHERE HE IS NOW, IDENTIFY WITH
THE SON OF GOD AND EVERYTHING HE DID ON THIS EARTH. Oh my,
there s a song we sang, Oh, To Be Ashamed, Oh, To Be Ashamed
of My Savior, I forget what it is, but it s one of those that
you know, Would me to be ashamed? Would my angels blush? To be
ashamed. Oh, so it must be at late, identify
with him. Oh, identify, put your hands
on him. Cause he's put his hands on us. He's identified with us. Let's identify with him. And
thirdly, this offering must be made by fire in verse three. And he shall offer of the sacrifice
of the peace offering made by fire unto the Lord. What in the
world does that mean? That means that the fire of God's
judgment, the fire of God's wrath must fall upon the sacrifice
before there can be peace. There has to be judgment before
there can be peace. Men, you know in religion, I
remember being in religion trying to make peace over and over and
over and over. I tried everything that I possibly
could do. to have peace and make peace.
I thought if I'd lived good enough, I'd finally get some peace. If
I offered enough money, I'd get some peace. If I prayed enough,
I'd get some peace. If I read enough verses in the
Bible, enough of the Bible, I'd get some peace. But you know
when peace come, when God Almighty, when I seen that the judgment
of God, the fire of God, the wrath of God fell, on Christ,
and then I had peace with God once and for all, because I had
one who made peace, and I had nothing to do with it. I didn
t have to do a thing in the world to get this peace. Didn t have
to do anything anymore, and oh, my, the judgment must fall upon
the sacrifice before there can be peace, for there can be peace. And you know why it was such
peace? Look what it says in verse 5 down there. And Aaron's son
shall burneth on the altar upon the birth sacrifice which is
upon the wood that's on the fire. It's an offering made by fire.
And this is why it's made by fire. It's a sweet savor unto
the Lord. God said, oh, that smells so
good. Oh my, my, my, my. It's a sweet
savor unto the Lord. So when that fire fell on him,
and that fire that brought this peace, God said, Boy, this peace. He said, I smell it, and oh,
it smells so good to me. It's a sweet, sweet savor to
me. This is more than just a bare
satisfaction with God, as if only a debt had been paid, but
it was a delight that God had in His Son. GOD HAS BEEN GLORIFIED,
GOD WILL BE GLORIFIED FOR ALL TIME AND ETERNITY BECAUSE OF
HIS SON'S OFFERING ON OUR BEHALF. GOD SAID IN ISAIAH 42 VERSE 1,
BEHOLD MY SERVANT, MINE ELECT, IN WHOM MY SOUL DELIGHTS. And that's what He says here.
It's a sweet, you know, ain't that, ain't that, what a blessing
that God, when He sees us, He sees Christ, that He smells us
and we smell good to Him. Huh? We smell good to Him. Every
once in a while, I get, I get smelling bad. Get out of work
and get to not smell so good. But still yet, even when I smell
the worst I could ever possibly smell, you know what God says?
I'm a sweet saver unto Christ. Ain't that something that we
said here tonight? And God Himself, because of Christ
being our peace offering, He smells us and He smells a sweet
saver. He delights in His blessed Son
and He delights in them that's in His Son. And oh, let me show
you this, the offerer had a portion of the offering. Look over in
Leviticus chapter 7, Leviticus chapter 7. You know that one
who offered it got a portion of the offering. And look what it said here in
verse 32. and the right shoulder shall
he give unto the priest for a heave offering of the sacrifice of
your peace offerings. He shall among the sons of Aaron
that offer the blood that peace offerings, and the fat shall
have the right shoulder for his part. And then for the wave-breast,
the heave-shoulder, have I taken of the children of Israel from
all the sacrifices of their peace-offerings, that have given them unto Aaron
and his sons by statute for ever and ever." So as you see, here
s what happens. They took a shoulder and they
heaved it up before the Lord, and they said, Lord, this is
a peace-offering here, this is it! Now, he said, you can eat
it. You can enjoy that. Enjoy that
peace. Take that shoulder and eat it. It's yours, it belongs to you.
And the breast offering that came off of it, he holds that
up and he waves it before the Lord. And he said, Lord, here's
the peace offering right here. And so they take that and they
eat of that. And oh my, they were taken by
the Lord and given unto the offerer, the ones that was offering it.
And what does that tell us? Well, when He talks about the
breast being offered, that tells us of His affection of our Lord
Jesus Christ, the heart and the love of our Lord Jesus Christ. What was in His heart for us,
the breast tells us of His affection, His love for us, and the shoulder
that they took and held up before Him talks about His strength.
His power, His great strength, His great power, and He both
love and power come to us by the Lord Jesus Christ. And I'll
tell you something else about it, and then I'll be done. It
could be eaten on the same time it was offered. Now that's something
to me. Look over here in Leviticus 19. It could be eaten on the same
day it was offered. And ain't that the way it is
that when our Lord Jesus Christ does something for us, we all
die. We get to eat Him on the same
day. And look what it said here in verse 5, Leviticus 19, 5. And if you offer a sacrifice
of peace offerings unto the Lord, you shall offer it at your own
will. And listen to this. It shall be eaten the same day
you offer it, and eat on the next day, And if all of it remain
until the third day, it shall be burnt in the fire. And if
it be eaten at all on the third day, it is an abominable unto
the Lord, and shall not be accepted. And what that tells us is that
the day Christ brings peace, establishes peace, and we enjoy
this peace, immediately we start to eat on Christ. Immediately
Christ becomes our food. Immediately Christ becomes what
we need. And peace OUR SOULS BEING SATISFIED
WHEN CHRIST BECOMES YOUR PEACE. REST, PEACE AND JOY. AND THE
DAY HE BECOMES YOURS AND THAT PEACE IS ESTABLISHED, YOU START
EATING HIM RIGHT THEN AND THERE. AND OH, WHAT A SWEET SAVOR. AND
IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE EATEN UNTIL THE THIRD DAY. WHAT DOES THE
THIRD DAY MEAN? THE THIRD DAY POINTS TO THE RESURRECTION. WE FEED ON CHRIST AND WE REST
IN CHRIST And now we're waiting until the resurrection. We beat
on him for 2,000 years. We're waiting until the resurrection
and we go to be with our Lord Jesus Christ. And let me show
you one verse of scripture and I'm done. Look with me in Ephesians
chapter two. Ephesians chapter two. Look what it says down in verse 13. But now in Christ Jesus, right
now in Christ Jesus, you who sometimes were far off are made
nigh by the blood of Christ. Now look what it says, for he
is our peace. NOT GOING TO BE OUR PEACE. WE'D
LIKE FOR HIM TO BE OUR PEACE, BUT HE IS OUR PEACE. EPHESIANS
2.14, HE IS OUR PEACE. HE BROKE DOWN THAT MIDDLE WALL,
HE BROKE DOWN EVERYTHING THAT WAS AGAINST US, NAILED IT TO
HIS BLESSED CROSS. SO I'LL TELL YOU WHAT, WE'RE
WAITING, WE'RE GOING TO FEED ON HIM, WAIT ON HIM, AND HE BROUGHT
PEACE. AND OH, PEACE. WE SING THAT SONG, PEACE, WONDERFUL
PEACE. Coming down from the Father above. Oh, sweep over my spirit. Sweep
over my spirit. Peace. Our Lord is everything
that we need. He was our burnt offering. He's
our sin offering. He's our peace offering. He is
our meat offering. And one more offering. And I'll
have to wait till next month, next year, when I see you next
year, before I find out what that is about. Our Father, bless your holy name. Bless your blessed son. Thank
you, Lord, for making peace through the blood of your precious cross.
And so, Lord, we can actually feel peace, enjoy peace. You've
taken care of every issue between us. You slew that enmity that
was in our hearts. You slew that flesh that was
enmity and couldn't be subject to the law of God. You took care
of all the issues. You took care of sin. You took
care of the enmity. You took care of the hate. You
took care of the arguments that we had in our own minds, in our
self-righteousness. And you put it all away. And
you made peace. Oh Lord, you brought peace. And
you brought goodwill towards us. You brought peace through
your blessed Son. You brought your goodwill for
us. And Lord, we bless you for it. Oh, how we praise you for
it. There's nothing like the peace
of God. You even said yourself, Lord, that it passes understanding.
We try to figure out just how this peace was established, and
yet we know that you did it. But this peace keeps us through
the most difficult trials, through the most trying time, through
the darkest days, It saves us, and it gives us
peace. And oh, Lord, we thank you for
this blessed peace. Meet the needs of your people
here. Bless them, encourage them, strengthen them, and bring glory
to yourself through all of us, for Christ's sake. Amen. Amen. Let's sing a verse or two of
that piece, wonderful piece. Where's that at? How much? 288. Let's stand and we'll sing a
couple of verses of this, and then you'll be at liberty to
go. And I'll see you Wednesday night,
Lord willing. We'll sing the first three verses.
Far away in the depths of my spirit tonight rose a melody
sweeter than song. In celestial-like strains it
unceasingly falls, O'er my soul like an infinite chord. Peace, peace, wonderful peace,
coming down from the Father above. Sweep over my spirit forever,
I pray, in fathomless billows of love. What a treasure I have in this
wonderful peace Buried deep in the heart of my soul So secure
that no power can mine it ? While the years of eternity roll
? Peace, peace, oh, wonderful peace. ? From the Father above
Coming down, coming down. ? From the Father above Weep over my spirit forever,
I pray, In fathomless billows of love. I am resting tonight in this
wonderful peace. Swift and easy, just control. For I'm kept from all danger
by night and by day, and His glory is flooding my soul. Peace, peace, wonderful peace
Coming down from the Father above Sweep over my spirit forever,
I pray ? In fathomless billows of love ? Amen. See you Wednesday, God willing.
Good night and God bless. Love you, buddy.