285, please.
285.
Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts, thou sound
of life, thou light of men, from the
best bliss that earth imparts, we turn on
till to thee again.
285, please.
Jesus, thou joy of loving
hearts, thou sound
of life, we praise thee, O God, living
Word, that thou
art the Spirit and Body,
that thou art made good, God, living Word,
God, living Word, holy,
God, living Word, that thou art made, that
thou art holy, thou art holy, that
thou art holy, holy, God, holy, that
thou art holy.
You know, and we're at Daniel chapter 9
this evening.
Book of Daniel, chapter 9, and we're looking
very carefully at the first 19 verses.
And this paragraph lets us see Daniel at
prayer.
He was a great prayer warrior, this man.
We remember that he was cast into the
den of lions.
Because he prayed.
This is one of the great praying warriors
of the Old Testament.
And I've called this whole paragraph the prayer
of a prevailing prophet.
And I want to bring this before you
so that you can see the man of
prayer.
We're going to look in a moment at
Daniel's determination before the Lord, just how he
set his face to seek the Lord.
I want you to see the man of
prayer.
And then more than that, I want you
to see the matter of prayer.
Because as this man got down to pray,
he began, first of all, by exalting the
Lord.
He got his eyes fixed upon the Lord.
I think this is how you come to
pray.
You shut the door, and in secret you
pray to God.
It's the Pharisee who stands up and pretends
to pray to God when all the time
he wants to be seen of men.
That's just Pharisee, for that is not prayer
in my estimation.
But you'll find that Daniel exalts the Lord.
Daniel's exaltation of the Lord.
And then we shall be spiritized, I think,
when we come to Daniel's confession to the
Lord.
And if you never knew how to confess
your sins, you should certainly learn tonight.
But the witty part of the whole paragraph
is not Daniel's exaltation of the Lord or
even Daniel's confession to the Lord.
It's Daniel's supplication unto the Lord.
My, this man could really pray.
But before we get to see the man
of prayer, I want you to notice the
first two verses because this brings us Daniel's
appreciation of the Word.
And we're at chapter 9 and we're at
verse 1.
In the first year of Darius, the son
of Ahasuerus, of the seed of the Medes,
which was made king over the realm of
the Chaldeans.
And I think all the young people should
take note that it is the first year
of Darius the Median.
And if you take note, you should know
this, shouldn't you?
That Daniel was brought to Babylon as a
very young man.
Some of the scholars think he was fourteen,
some think he was fifteen, some think he
was sixteen.
Doesn't really matter, he was in his teens
all right.
We'll say he was sixteen.
And Meduchadnezzar was reigning.
And he lived right through the whole reign
of Meduchadnezzar.
And then you remember that Belshazzar became king.
You remember it was Daniel that stood in
the banqueting hall and integrated the writing on
the wall.
And it was that night that Belshazzar the
king of the Chaldeans was slain and Darius
the Median took the kingdom.
So that he lived right through the reign
of Meduchadnezzar and he lived right through the
reign of Belshazzar.
And here he is in the very first
year of Darius the Median.
So he's getting along now.
He's not a lad anymore in the moment
or two I'll get to his age all
right.
He's quite an old man now.
You see he's still at Babylon.
You can see the period and you can
see the place.
I want you to see another picture of
the prophet.
Verse 2.
In the first year of his reign I
Daniel understood by books the number of the
years.
Now there's a great statement for you.
I Daniel understood by books.
He had some books with him at Babylon
that he seems to be pondering.
And from these books he hath gleaned the
number of the years whereof the word of
the Lord came to Jeremiah the prophet.
Because these books were part of the book
of Jeremiah the prophet.
Because Jeremiah had prophesied that Daniel was quite
a boy.
And some of these writings he must have
brought with him.
And he's been pondering them.
And he understood through his study of Jeremiah
the prophet that the Lord that he would
accomplish 70 years in the desolations of Jerusalem.
You see he found out as he studied
the book of Jeremiah the prophet that God
who had allowed the Babylonians to take captive
the people of Judah and Daniel was one
of them that they would be gone in
Babylon for 70 years.
And he's beginning to come back now.
In fact the 70 years are almost up
at this point.
Now as he came when he was 16
he must be 86 now.
Have you got that?
Because that's very important for you.
Because this trained warrior that we are thinking
about tonight he wasn't a boy you know.
He was an old man.
He's either 84, 85 or 86 years of
age.
But he didn't go moaning you know around
because God had left him to be an
old man.
He seems to occupy the most of his
time in praying.
And I'm perfectly sure that all the old
ones could do a lot more at this
than they do.
Oh you're not able to sing we know
that.
But surely you're able to pray.
And that's exactly what Daniel did.
You know if you go back to the
book of Jeremiah Jeremiah 25 You'll find the
very portion of the book where he was
reading.
Jeremiah 25 Verse 1
Jeremiah 25 verse 1 The word doth came
to Jeremiah concerning all the people of Judah
in the fourth year of Jehiakim the son
of Josiah king of Judah that was the
first year of Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon the
witch Jeremiah the prophet spake unto all the
people of Judah and to all the inhabitants
of Jerusalem saying from the thirteenth year of
Josiah the son of Ammon king of Judah
even unto this day this is the three
and twentieth year the word of the Lord
hath come unto me and I have spoken
unto you rising early and speaking but ye
have not hearkened for 23 years the people
of God have been spoken to morning by
morning by the prophet of the Lord Verse
4 And the Lord hath sent unto you
all his servants the prophets rising early and
sending them but ye have not hearkened nor
inclined your ear to hear they said turn
ye again now everyone from his evil way
and from the evil of your doings and
dwell in the land that the Lord hath
given unto you and to your fathers forever
and ever and go not out after other
gods to serve them and to worship them
and provoke me not to anger with the
works of your hands and I will do
you no harm yet ye have not hearkened
unto me saith the Lord that ye might
provoke me to anger with the works of
your hands to your own hurt therefore thus
saith the Lord of hosts because ye have
not heard my words behold I will send
and take all the families of the north
country said the Lord and let you kidnap
the king of Babylon my servants and will
bring them against this land and against the
inhabitants thereof and against all these nations round
about and will utterly destroy them and make
them in astonishment and the hissing and the
perpetual desolations moreover I will take from them
the voice of mirth the voice of gladness
the voice of the bridegroom and the voice
of the bride the sound of the millstones
and the light of the candle and this
whole land shall be a desolation and an
astonishment and these nations shall serve the king
of Babylon seventy years that's the bit that
Daniel kept his finger on you know for
you amillennialists I would say this to you
see verse eleven this whole land shall be
a desolation you know when I start to
talk to you about the land of Palestine
and I begin to give you the geographical
location of the land and I say that
it stretches from the Nile to the Euphrates
and from the going down of the sun
into the Syrian desert you try to back
out of this you try to say God
gave Abraham the world and you try to
spiritualize it to mean the world tell me
this now when God left this land a
total desolation was it the world that was
left desolate when God took Judah and Israel
out of the land tell me now be
honest did he take them out of the
world because you don't bother fixing it now
your baloney doesn't work did he take them
out of their own land did he take
them out of the world I'll tell you
he took them down to Babylon and I'll
tell you he bring them back into their
own land but on this occasion he was
taking them out for 70 years and old
Daniel he was reading Jeremiah he looted 70
years he began to count he knew the
time was up he knew the time has
almost come when we're going back into the
land again and so that's why he put
down to pray I think that you young
ones should get the hold of this you
know this book of Daniel it's a wonderful
historical book of course and it's a wonderful
prophetical book and yet there are wonderful spiritual
lessons in it and one of them is
the picture of Daniel himself you know if
you go right away back and you remember
the first chapter when he was just a
boy it said there that Daniel purposed in
his heart that he would not defile himself
with the king's meat and you can see
him as the young steadfast unmovable servant of
the Lord shall I just say steadfast servant
of course we have seen him in recent
weeks as the powerful prophet he's one of
the greatest prophets in the book he interpreted
the dream of Nebuchadnezzar he read the writing
on the wall for Belshazzar and we've already
seen two of the visions that God gave
to Daniel he was a steadfast servant he
was the powerful prophet and then you remember
when he was president of that great world
empire you remember this that the other president
sought to find fault against Daniel and there
was no fault or no flaw within him
faultless in Babylon you see he wasn't only
a steadfast servant he wasn't only a powerful
prophet he was a godly man you're beginning
to see the picture because if you're talking
about daring to be a Daniel you'll need
to learn just what the boy was like
he was a steadfast servant he was a
powerful prophet he was a godly man and
we're going to find tonight that he was
a sincere suppliant he was somebody who could
really pray it's easy to say hallelujah and
sing choruses you know not so easy to
be shut in for hours on your face
before God what do you know about it
yeah you've got to learn this you know
and unless you begin with prayer when Paul
was talking to Timothy he was just a
young fellow I've got a lot of young
ones around he said listen Timothy I beseech
you that first of all get down to
praying that's not so easy you know a
lot of young ones don't want that they
say we need this if I tell you
this that he was a steadfast servant and
a powerful prophet and a godly man and
a sincere suppliant but let me say this
he was also a diligent student of the
word it may not be this fellow looked
into the book he was reading Jeremiah way
down in Babylon and he was studying it
too that's the picture that's there now we
need to see this great man of God
down at prayer you know I should point
this out before we begin at all that
God wasn't revealing to Daniel something that he
could dig out of the scriptures for himself
he just didn't lie with his heels up
and his eyes closed and God told him
everything he had to dig into Jeremiah the
prophet and you'll learn a lot of things
if you keep your nose in the book
now we're thinking about the praying and the
prayer of this prevailing prophet we're beginning now
at verse 3 he says and I set
my face unto the Lord God and I
want you to hold on to that little
phrase I set my face because this is
honest prayer you know this man was honestly
seeking the Lord's face this is not taking
up time in the prayer meeting this is
not just repeating old prayers this is not
this pharisaical thing to be king of men
this is honestly seeking the Lord's face when
you do this I hope you don't go
to the prayer meeting to be seen and
heard you're only a hypocrite if you do
he says I set my face unto the
Lord God I want you to get this
bit to seek by prayer and supplications you
know if I set my face is honesty
then prayer and supplications is sincerity this fellow
was really grasping the thorn you know and
holding on and praying it through and supplicating
with his whole heart and soul and you
can see the honesty and the sincerity that
was in this man of prayer but it
goes a wee bit closer it says I
set my face unto the Lord God to
seek by prayer and supplications with fasting you
know this man was prepared to do without
his breakfast and his dinner and his supper
not only that day but for many days
you can see the intensity and we don't
know a thing about it we just bluff
our way through friends this is what you
call real prayer this is honesty and sincerity
and intensity and it goes further than that
you know it says and I set my
face unto the Lord God to seek by
prayer and supplications with fasting and sackcloth and
ashes you know that's humility you know he
wasn't coming before God with babylonish garments on
you can see sometimes these vestments with their
beautiful colours and their scarlet and their gold
and it's all so let me tell you
it's poppish nonsense that's what it is oh
I'm telling you God's not looking for dramatic
stuff this man had sackcloth and ashes this
man wasn't swanking before God with royal vestments
this man was meaning business there was an
honesty here there was a sincerity here there
was an intensity here there was a humility
here that we would need to have if
we're going to be men and women of
prayer take the starch out of you that
no show off here this is the determination
before the Lord and then I want you
to see this verse 4 and I prayed
unto the Lord my God and made my
confession and said oh Lord the great and
dreadful God you know I'm inspired at times
as I hear these men of all the
prayer we have been blessed in the prayer
meeting looking at the phrases that David used
as he went in before God and you
can see all the time that these men
right at the commencement of the prayer meeting
for them they got their eyes on God
and if you're going to pray at all
you have to shut the door of your
life to everything else Jesus said and thou
when thou prayest enter into thy room and
shut the door and pray to thy father
which is in secret you know Daniel could
see the greatness of God sometimes we sing
a beautiful hymn how great thou art and
I could spend quite a lot of time
talking about the greatness of God the greatness
of his power the greatness of his love
the greatness of his grace the greatness of
his mercy and you could go on easily
you know when we come before God we
should always see the greatness we should always
know that the one we're coming to he
is able to do exceeding abundantly above what
we could either ask or think and you
know Daniel got the greatness of God before
and he also got the dreadfulness of God
he said oh Lord the great un-dreadful
God and the other evening I was preaching
from Daniel chapter 7 here in the Bible
class would you turn back for a moment
Daniel chapter 7 and I read from verse
9 just then Daniel 7 verse 9 I
beheld till the thrones were cast down and
the ancient of days did sit this is
God whose garment was quite as snow and
the head of his head like the pure
wool his throne was like the fiery flame
and his wheels of burning fire a fiery
stream eschewed and came forth from before him
thousand thousands ministered unto him and ten thousand
times ten thousands stood before him and as
I read that evening one of our elders
sitting over in the annex over there he
said you know for the first time I
saw the greatness and the dreadfulness of God
he said it scared me I could see
the fiery flame all around his throne the
wheels of burning fire the fiery stream eschewing
from before him and then he said when
I thought about a thousand thousands ministering unto
him and he began to multiply the mathematicians
a thousand thousands equal a million you know
they ministered unto him and these must be
the cherubims and seraphim these great created angelic
like beings that stand around the throne and
minister unto God let me say there is
one million of them and then when we
were talking it over the next phrase came
up ten thousand times ten thousands and our
elder who is down there now he said
that's a billion ten thousand times ten thousands
and there is one million cherubims and seraphims
and there is one billion angels oh if
we could only see the Lord of hosts
in all his glory how dreadful people talk
about God and blaspheme his name they don't
know how big he is if I think
we should get this into our mind when
we come before him there are coming to
a change large petitions which you bring and
Daniel saw the greatness and the dreadfulness and
then he said this he said oh Lord
the great and dreadful God keeping the covenant
and mercy to them that love him you
know he saw the faithfulness is the covenant
keeping God and let me say to every
believer here tonight when we meet around the
Lord's table on Lord's day morning and we
take the cup to drink the wine very
often I say the Lord Jesus said this
is the new covenant in my blood it's
symbolic of the blood of the covenant and
you know God has made the covenant with
every believer and here is the wording of
the covenant he said your sins and your
iniquities I will remember no more and he'll
keep it no fear of a saved man
being lost again God has entered into a
covenant with him do you think he's going
to break it?
the blood of the covenant is there and
your sins believer and your iniquities God has
made a covenant with you he'll remember no
more if Daniel could see the greatness and
Daniel could see the dreadfulness and Daniel could
see the faithfulness see verse 7 it says
oh Lord righteousness belongeth unto thee he could
see the righteousness of God I think that
this is a phrase that we should frame
and hang up somewhere that righteousness belongeth unto
God let me say this to all you
young ones if you cannot understand election and
you can't understand the sovereign choice of God
and you can't understand predestination you can understand
this that God is always doing what is
right he's never doing anything wrong righteousness belongeth
unto God don't make any mistakes about it
don't ever try to make God as unrighteous
that is wrong God is always right how
could you have a God who goes wrong?
righteousness belongeth unto God and Daniel could see
this even if he judged the nation even
if he let them go down to bubble
Daniel knew that God was right and Israel
was wrong he says righteousness belongeth unto me
and you can see verse 9 he says
to the Lord our God belong mercies and
forgivenesses you can see if he came into
God's presence that he saw the greatness and
the dreadfulness and the faithfulness and the righteousness
and the mercifulness and the forgiveness of God
oh what a God we have I think
we should keep this in mind and when
you go to pray take a second or
two just to get your mind fixed on
the one you're coming to try and see
his greatness try and remember his dreadfulness try
and remember his faithfulness try and remember his
righteousness try and remember his mercifulness try and
remember his forgiveness he was a great man
wasn't he?
so that you can see him exalting the
Lord as he comes to pray and then
we notice the confession that he makes we're
going back to verse 5 he's speaking to
God and he has God in focus all
right he says we have sinned mind you
he didn't say Israel have sinned and he
didn't separate himself out from the people although
he was a godly man he says we
have sinned yes and he's underlining the sinfulness
he says we have sinned and have committed
iniquity and have done wickedly and have rebelled
and then he puts the root cause down
to it like this even by departing from
my precepts from my judgments you see it
was disobedience to the word of the Lord
that made them so sinful I wonder has
God spoken to some of you young ones
about being baptized I don't know how you
would read through the New Testament without coming
up against it and I hope you're not
wiping your feet on us because it happens
to be God's word and I wonder has
he spoken to you about remembering the Lord's
death because I can tell you that on
the first day of the week the early
church broke bread I don't know what you
do but don't stick handling that book and
then wiping your feet on these things because
that's disobedience and that's disobeying the word of
the Lord and that's sin you're not getting
off of that you know and there's a
lot more commandments that we'd all need to
attend to but he didn't only underline the
disobedience that brought the sinfulness he went on
in verse 6 he says neither have we
hearkened unto thy servants the prophets which speak
in my name to our kings our princes
our fathers and to all the people of
the land you know friends he's not only
underlining sinfulness but he's underlining stubbornness oh they
heard all right but they never hearkened wonder
how long God's been speaking to you about
some things but you're just stubborn I will
lunch with Daniel's confession this sinfulness came from
this disobedience and this stubbornness it came from
this disbelieving the prophets they didn't treat these
men as if they were teaching them the
word of God they didn't come to the
class and you take the bits you want
ah well you're not allowed to do that
you have to accept the whole word of
God you're not allowed to pick and choose
through this book you'll listen to what God
says to you and you can then be
disobedient if you like or disbelieving if you
like but you'll be a sinner in God's
sight you know I want you to notice
this see verse 7 oh Lord righteousness belongeth
unto thee but unto us confusion of faces
but at this day to the men of
Judah to the inhabitants of Jerusalem and unto
all Israel that are near and that are
far off through all the countries where the
God has driven them because their trespass that
they have trespassed against thee I want you
to see that he brings the whole nation
completely in in this confession to the men
of Judah to the men of Israel to
the inhabitants to all that are near and
all that are far off doesn't make a
matter he goes further than that see verse
8 he says oh Lord to us belongeth
confusion of face to our kings to our
princes to our fathers brings them all in
wonder where we would start to confess tonight
as we think of the plight of this
province wonder has our leader sailed somewhere away
back there and I'm pretty sure that the
unionist government is not guiltless I'm pretty sure
they're not I think that they gerrymandered wards
and everything else to keep the Roman Catholics
from getting hooked in certain causes and that
is not right oh I may upset you
I don't mind that happens to be the
truth and a lot of people know it
and there was never any cause for it
they had 5 to 1 all the time
I don't know what the federal debate fought
because the Roman Catholic has a suction that's
not guiltless either they stood at the corners
they didn't want to work they wanted to
rob the government where would we lay the
blame?
we haven't been playing our part either living
this summer you have never been at a
prayer meeting in your whole life ah you're
no use to God at all wonder where
we would begin lovely we would have to
say we and us and our kings and
our princes and every one of us that's
how Daniel prayed wish we could put this
province on its knees before God if I
can tell you that he knew something about
prayer see verse 13 have a look at
it as it is written in the law
of Moses all this evil has come upon
us yet made we not our prayer before
the Lord our God you know he should
see the sinfulness and the stubbornness and the
completeness of the iniquity of the nation ah
but he could see the prayerlessness oh we
groan and we're terrified and we're saddened and
we're sick about people being shot and killed
and murdered and butchered every day but it
doesn't put us on our knees I got
better it's the same old number at the
prayer meeting and you're still missing yes it's
time we got down before our God isn't
it this man could really pray you know
he could confess the sins the sinfulness and
the stubbornness and the completeness of the iniquity
in the nation and the prayerlessness of prayer
yes I can tell you that we knew
a thing or two about this but you
know it's when we come to Daniel's supplication
unto the Lord let's have a look at
this it begins at verse 16 O Lord
according to all thy righteousness I beseech thee
let thine anger and thy fury be turned
away from thy city Jerusalem won't you just
see him beseeching God he's really supplicating now
he's wanting God's hand to move in mercy
I beseech thee let thine anger and thy
fury be turned away he's pleading for the
hand of God to move in mercy I
think we need to start like that we
need to ask God to be merciful unto
us before we're totally concerned and then he
went on in the next verse verse 17
now therefore O Lord God hear the prayer
of thy serpent and his supplications and cause
thy face to shine upon thy sanctuary that
is Bethlehem you see he's praying for the
hand of mercy and he's praying for the
face of God in fellowship again shine on
us speak to us warm our hearts it's
this fellowship with God that he's after he's
after God's hand in mercy he's after God's
face in fellowship watch again in verse 18
O my God incline thine ear and hear
you know he's after the ear of God
can you follow him now he's after the
hand of God he's after the face of
God he's after the ear of God he's
after the eyes of God open thine eyes
see verse 19 he says O Lord hear
O Lord forgive O Lord hearken and do
you know he's after the heart of God
to help him I wonder can we do
it all that we could humble ourselves all
that we could get away from all the
old farceical actings that go on in fair
meetings all that we could confess our sins
all that we could cry the way we
should you know when Daniel was finishing this
I want you to watch this he closed
the book too early verse 19 O Lord
hear O Lord forgive O Lord hearken and
do despair not for thine own sake O
my God for thy city and thy people
are called by thy name that was the
last thing he said you know he was
basing everything on this great fact that this
people was called by God's name and that's
a very wonderful thing you know there's a
young woman in the assembly just now and
don't you worry dear about what I'm going
to say because nobody knows anything about it
and you know she's a very hard working
young woman she has done pretty well and
she's a pound or two in the bank
and she's got a brother who's not much
use and he's always getting into trouble one
way or another and down through the years
you know when he gets in deep and
he's going to be in real trouble he
comes round mooching of her to get him
out and time and time again you see
she has come to me and she has
said look it's my brother look he needs
that to get him out of that and
you know I know as well as where
I'm standing that there's no use of me
talking to her in any shape or form
because he bears her name and she's going
to help him and it's just like that
and I would think no matter what my
son is this or how big a mess
they ever made of life I would help
them when the day comes just because they
bear my name then I wouldn't mind being
poverised to do it and I would think
that God is just as big as her
and me I would think that and just
because you bear my people which are called
by my name you know he's prepared to
help you tonight if you're prepared to humble
yourself do you remember what he said to
Solomon let's go back there that second chronicle
take your time to find it now second
chronicles and it's chapter 7 and it's verse
14 second book of chronicles now we're waiting
on the young ones finding the place because
it's important that you do just fuddle through
the book till you get it second chronicles
chapter 7 verse 14 and it is God
that's speaking and he's saying to Solomon if
my people which are called by my name
I think this is the bit that Daniel
knew you know he must have pondered a
lot of these books if my people which
are called by my name watch it now
shall humble themselves it begins with humility it
might begin for some of you like this
oh God it's true that this country is
in a mess but I don't go to
the fair meeting and you'll need to humble
yourself and come along on Thursday and if
you're not living near here maybe you don't
go to the fair meeting at all and
you'll need to humble yourself and start maybe
you don't want blessing you see it begins
with humility watch this bit much he says
if my people which are called by my
name shall humble themselves and pray and that's
back to the honesty again isn't it coming
to honestly pray and seek my faith and
that's back to the sincerity again isn't it
yes it is you can see the the
honesty and you can see the sincerity and
you can see the intensity of the fear
and turn from their wicked ways oh listen
I wonder if we were prepared if all
the church in Ulster was prepared to just
humble itself and really pray and really seek
God's faith and really at the same moment
turn from our wicked ways I'll tell you
this God would heal the land and we
wouldn't be depending on Craig or Cessna or
Paisley or anybody else but it's going to
take a lot of preaching and it's going
to take the Lord to fall upon us
before we're going to get coming on because
you're not prepared for that and I'll tell
you this just because you're called by God's
name if you make a move at all
to get right with God you'll have the
blessing God's putting up against the wall tonight
will we see some of you on Thursday
will you start for good this time or
will it just be another six weeks and
then you're off again you all used to
talk about the lemonade Christians and I was
so stupid I couldn't understand what the lemonade
Christians were and I said to him what's
this about these lemonade Christians he said well
did you ever see a half bottle of
lemonade if you shake it you know it
all fizzes it'll break up to the top
it will spurt out but shut it down
for ten minutes till you see it's not
there at all these lemonade Christians they go
off with a burst you know they're not
going to contain them you can hardly keep
a stopper in and two weeks they're not
at the prayer meeting at all it's all
lemonade stuff wonder do we mean business for
God may God help us we're going to
sing just what's the number Nora and
thirty please three hundred and thirty and we're
just singing the first and the last verses
but the tune that I have chosen needs
us to take the second verse each time
of the chorus so we're singing the first
verse and then the second one of the
chorus and we're singing the last verse and
the second one again of the chorus you'll
get the tune when you hear it 3
-3-0 please holy
water I have you now Pastor
McWilliams is with us sitting down there I
wanted him to come but he wanted to
stay with Mrs. McWilliams look there he is
he'll ask the Lord's blessing and we'll celebrate
a bond
of men and women with hearts of fire
and flesh the very heart of God we're
going to meet with Freddy and good or
not we pray once again and say and
these last days pains of recession from the
house of the Lord in the name of
the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit