Looking. Thank you so much to everybody that's prayed about the meeting,

prayed for the utterance in ministry.

You know, when you pray for your ministers, you're really praying for yourself.

Because what comes through them affects you.

Psalm 103, we've been looking at this, and for time's sake, I'll just begin at verse 7.

The scripture said Psalm 103.

7 said he made known his ways to Moses, his acts, unto the children of Israel.

And so this is distinguishing between knowing his ways and knowing what he did.

More than one translation, instead of saying his acts, it says his will or his wills.

And when you see the Lord do something, well, you did see his will.

And in fact, Jesus, everything he said and did in his earthly ministry is a direct revelation of the unchanging will of God for everybody for all time.

Everything you see him, do everything you hear him say.

The unchanging will of God for everybody.

And... changing will of God for everybody. And he distinguishes, like we said, between the will or the doings or the acts and the ways.

Now, we have mentioned earlier that in our camp, Word of Faith camp, we got the precious revelation some decades back that you're not supposed to pray every prayer with an if it be thy will.

And one of the main things, ones we heard and talked about, was healing.

And that you don't pray, Lord, heal them if it be thy will, because that's not a faith prayer.

And it's ignoring the scriptures that said, he took our infirmities. He bore our

sicknesses. He carried our pains. Why? So we could stay sick? No. He's demonstrated his will

and revealed his will. And so there were changes made, and a whole lot of people just completely removed that

phrase from their vocabulary. They thought, well, you don't use if it be thy will for anything.

And that was a mistake because scripture plainly shows. We read four New Testament

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