 Okay, welcome back everyone. We will continue from where we had stopped. We were saying that we need to engage in prayer only then we will see God's promises fulfilled. And when we look at ourselves as the womb of God, you know, we're saying that through our core laboring in prayer, we read in John chapter 7 that out of our belly shall flow rivers of living water. Rivers of living water is a picture of the Holy Spirit. Okay, so you would notice that it's not that the Holy Spirit is only described as water. He's described, you know, in other like fire and, you know, in other forms light, all these things he's described and the presence of God is described in that way in lots of other places. But here we know rivers of living water is referring to the release of the Holy Spirit. Okay, and as the womb of God, I was saying that the work of the Holy Spirit among people is very important. Okay, why is it important? We see in the book of Genesis when the earth was formless and void. Okay, who was hovering on the surface of the waters, the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit. So there is a function of the Holy Spirit in creating and producing. Okay, creating and producing, hovering upon the waters, hovering, that word hovering. If you look at the, you know, the meaning of that original word hovering, it's a reproductive term. Okay, you have like a chicken hovering over, you know, on the eggs to sort of hatch them and then there will be the coming out of the chicks and all that. So hovering is a reproductive term. So when we read in the book of Genesis that the Holy Spirit was hovering upon the waters. One thing we can understand is God was getting ready to create. Okay, and for that creation, the Holy Spirit was, you know, present there because one of the, one of the things he does is engage in creation, engage in producing. Okay, so when we pray, we said we are the belly of God and out of your belly shall flow rivers of living water. So through the church and the prayers of the church, we can expect the flow of the Holy Spirit, the mighty flow of the Holy Spirit even. Okay, and when the Holy Spirit is released, what can you expect? He will create. He will recreate. You understand? God will work in people's lives. God will work in the society. He will work in the community. Okay, but for that someone has to be ready to see the release of the Holy Spirit. So we must become the belly or the womb of God or we become co-labourers, partners, workers with God so that God can release his spirit through us. And as the days go closer and closer to the return of Jesus, we are seeing a lot of this happening. You know prayer movements that are rising up in many parts of the world. There have been prayer movements. There is an APC publication called as Revivals, Visitations and Moves of God. You know, you can go ahead and read that and it's a very beautiful collection of incidents in history where people gather together and they began to pray. So you have the Moravian Revival where people, you will study about all this later. So I won't go into the details of it, Moravian Revival where people had prayer chain, you know, a 24 hour prayer chain and they prayed for 100 years. And out of that revival came a missionary movement where people went out of that small place called Moravia and many other nations of the world were impacted. And the Moravian Revival was an influence for people like John Wesley, William Cary. These are all men we know of who have changed the course of history for many nations. But where did it all come from? If you trace back the root, it will go to a set of people who were praying faithfully. And the Moravian Revival, they were all refugees, these people. They did not even have their own possessions. They were just, you know, not very established. Somebody gave them place to stay. So that's how they were living. They were not some great and mighty people, but they were faithful people. They prayed. So when you look at all the revivals, you see that there was a set of faithful people, simple people, obedient people. They prayed and when they prayed, God poured out his Holy Spirit. The same thing, Welsh Revival. When you study about Welsh Revival, you have a man called Evan Roberts. He was so diligent in prayer. He was so committed, surrendered to God in prayer. He was a Bible college student, like all of you. So he went back on his vacation and he said, Pastor, give me something to do. I want to do ministry. I want to preach. But when he started ministering, the presence of God came so powerfully that, you know, eventually the Welsh Revival took place in Wales. But where did it all start? God needed a womb from where he can release the flow of his mighty Holy Spirit. Who has the capacity to produce, who has the capacity to create. But prayer, prayer, prayer, prayer. Like if you look at all the revivals, you will trace it back to maybe a small set of people who prayed. I told you about Charles Finney. I told you about Father Nash. What is the important element there? Prayer. Somebody was willing to engage with God till they saw the results. And even today God is looking. Who will partner with me? Who will co-labor with me? Okay. And when we begin to partner with God and I am also telling all of us, we cannot say, Okay, I'm going to travel. It doesn't work like that. Maybe God put something in a very simple way on our hearts. You start praying about it. You will journey with God, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to this place of travail, which will give rise to, you know, the birthing of what God wants to do. The purposes of God for our life. The purposes of God for our, you know, our loved ones. The purposes of God for our church, for our family, so on and so forth. Okay. So we must allow, we must allow God to work. We must be available for God to release, you know, this kind of a mighty anointing upon us. And so, you know, that's what God is looking for today. He is looking for sons and daughters who will be obedient to the call of prayer, even the call of prevailing prayer. Because this kind of a call is what has given birth to many revivals. So, since we are talking about prevailing, I told us it's very intense, isn't it? It's very intense. So, is there anyone in scripture who was, you know, intense about God and intense about having God's presence and God's blessings? How many people can you think of? Jacob. Okay. Why Jacob? Yes. Yes. True. So Jacob, you know, Jacob comes to mind first. And of course, you know, maybe even David, like you could think of David. He was also quite intense about God's presence. He was hungering and thirsting for God's presence and all that. But we'll talk about Jacob. Okay. We know that in Genesis 32, it was not a pleasant journey which Jacob was taking. He was going to go back and visit his own brother. But he was covered with fear because something had happened which was not correct. And he had, you know, in a sense dealt wrongly with his brother and he knew that he will have to face the consequences. Right? So all that was going on. However, the night when he encountered, he encountered, you know, God, we read about Jacob wrestling with God. He's wrestling with God. Okay. And he's wrestling with God in such a way that he's not letting go of God. Okay. Now we have to understand. Is it possible that we wrestle with God and win? Do you think no chance creator of the universe, almighty, all powerful, you know, strong God, how in the world can a human being wrestle and overpower a powerful God? Not happening. But why do we talk about Jacob's wrestling with God? Because what happened is it was not that he was winning in the fight. What impressed God was Jacob's grip. He was just not leaving God. What did he say? I will not leave you till you bless me. Okay. I will not leave you till you bless me. I don't think he would have won the fight. But the point is he didn't let go. He held on till he got his blessing. God is blessing. So that was the impressive part for God. And so when we talk about travail in prayer, this is what it means. We have a spiritual grip on God. And we are saying God, we know your word. You have said in your word. It can be many things, you know. I do not like God does not want anyone to perish. So when we are praying for salvation of souls, it may feel like nothing is happening. But you have said in your word that nobody should perish. So here we are praying, asking, Lord, we want to see souls saved. We want to see a family member saved. Lord, thank you. Your word says that your mercy, your love and yours forever. So even Jacob in this passage, if you read it carefully, you will notice that he reminds God, he reminds God of his promises. And he says, you know God, you said, you made all these promises. And so why was Jacob holding on to God? Because he knew the will of God. And he knew that he was not asking anything which is outside of God's will. But the point is he was not ready to give up. He said, till I see what you have said, I'm sorry, I'm not leaving you. So scriptures also tell us that, you know, God had to sort of dislocate one of his joints for his grip to come out even in the physical sense. But that goes to tell us that Jacob's grip on God was that tight. Otherwise you would not have let go of God. Okay. So all we are saying is, as people of God, you know this very Bishi-Vashi relationship that we have with God, we're not so in, you know, okay God, if you do, it's fine. If you don't do, it's fine. You know, that kind of a prayer life, it cannot accomplish much. When God puts a burden on our hearts, somewhere we have to come to this place of intensity where we say, you have said, I will not let you go till I see, you know, what you have promised. And that is travelling in prayer. Okay. So I will share a little bit more about Jacob. I'll just pause for a moment here for our online students and be back with you in a second. Okay. Right. So I was talking about Jacob and his intensity. In the book of Hosea chapter 12, you know, when something touches God's heart, you find him talking about it in other places also. So in Hosea 12, there is a mention, there's a mention of the attitude and the way, you know, Jacob came after God. So I will read it for us. Hosea 12 verses three to six. It says, he took his brother by the heel in the womb and in his strength, he struggled with God. Yes, he struggled with the angel and prevailed. He wept and sought favor from him. He found him in Bethel and there he spoke to us. That is the Lord God of Hose, the Lord is his memorable name. So you, by the help of your God, the return, observe mercy and justice and wait on your God continually. So you see there, verses three and four, it says in his strength, he struggled with God. Who is this? Is he obviously Jacob? Jacob struggled with God verse four. Yes, he struggled with the angel and prevailed. He wept and sought favor from him. So he wept and sought favor from him. You see that wept, why am I connecting it to travail? Because that's what I've been saying, you know, travail is that crying out. It's that, you know, sigh that you let out before you see what God, you know, wants to manifest. So Jacob is engaging in that kind of prayer here. So his struggle was not just a physical wrestling, but it was a spiritual intensity with which he had a grip on God. Now, I also mentioned to us that God was very happy with what Jacob did. So in that wrestle, what happened? God renames him, isn't it? So he's Jacob the deceiver, but what happens to him? Israel, you know, he becomes a prince all of a sudden based on God's view of Jacob. So look at that. When you engage deeply with God, God, I mean, it's not that, I don't know, I don't know how to put it, but in God's mind, the destiny which he has for you, right? He declared it to Jacob and he said, no, you are a prince. That's what I want you to be. And somehow Jacob's grip on God, you know, caused that revelation to happen. When God revealed to him, this is the person that, you know, you are in my mind. So he was no longer Jacob. He was Israel when he wrestled with God. And late in Obadiah, Obadiah chapter one and verse 17, we read, But on Mount Zion, there shall be deliverance and there shall be holiness. The house of Jacob shall possess their possessions. So notice, it says Mount Zion, okay, all okay. Anyone needs to go check? One of you can check. I'll just continue. Okay. So Mount Zion, okay, there shall be deliverance. Mount Zion, remember? We said who is the spiritual Mount Zion? The church. The church is the spiritual Mount Zion. So in us or in our midst, there will be God's deliverance. There will be holiness. And it says the house of Jacob. Why didn't it say the house of Abraham? Or why didn't it say the house of Isaac? Or why didn't it say the house of Moses? The house of Jacob shall possess their possessions. See, for God, God is making a point here. What is that point? The people who will possess are the kind of people who follow Jacob's example. Did you get it? Because Jacob is somebody who went after God in prayer. He went after God with an intense grip. And he said, God, there is no option B. You have God to bless me. That's all. Those are the kind of people. So the house of Jacob shall possess its possessions. So basically, the point that God is making is, who will walk in the promises of God? People who are intentional about God is seeing the fulfillment of what he has spoken over our lives and who don't give up in prayer. And obviously, when we have that kind of an attitude in prayer, whatever I am talking about, travail, travail will happen. It's a part of that kind of prayer. We read, right? Jacob wept and he sought favor from the Lord. He cried out to God. And ultimately, we all know, God blessed him. God blessed him. So as God's spiritual Zion, as individuals and as a community, we too must know first of all what God has spoken and then not let go of God till we see the results. Have you heard of this man called John Hyde? John Hyde is also a person who prayed for revival. And it is said that he prayed so intensely for revival. He used to spend days and nights and days and weeks in prayer. So much of prayer and he was associated I think with the Sialkot revival here in India as well. So once he died, once he died, people examined him and they said that even his heart had moved from the left to the right. So he had just given his life for prayer, intensity, crying out before the Lord and just seeking the Lord. But is it possible to engage so intensely in our own strength? Not at all. We cannot do it. We need the help of the Holy Spirit and the Holy Spirit will help us and we will also be able to see the results. So I am sharing some examples which sounds so, oh my gosh, that's extreme. Should all of us become like that? That's not what I am trying to say. I am just saying, look at these examples. There have been people who have engaged so intensely with God. And things have happened. Revivals have taken place. So that's my point. It doesn't mean that all of us have to just change our lifestyle from tomorrow or anything like that. Sean, could you please speak into the mic? Ma'am, can you also say that Hannah Travelled? Hannah Travelled, no? Yeah, because she cried and prayed in front of the temple when she wanted a child. Correct, correct. I think so. Personally, I think so. Yeah, I think she Travelled is my understanding. Anything else? Any thoughts? Any questions? So Nina here on the chat, she says Praying Hyde. So John Hyde was also known as Praying Hyde and he died very early. He died very young. That's true. Esther, Esther. So when we read about Esther, yeah, she prayed but I don't... We can't say that there is any travail that's mentioned, no? So you see, in scripture, sometimes these things are not mentioned explicitly. But I can draw an inference. But that could be right. That could be wrong. So that's why it's better to say in my opinion or my view. So I would say, in my opinion, may be she Travelled is what I feel. I feel, but it's not there in the scripture. Fasting, yes. But we don't read anything more, no? We just read Esther fasting three days, don't eat, don't drink. And she gathered the people together. And obviously, like we know if it's in the Bible, we know that fast was when you read about fasting, you'll read unto the Lord. So the fast which Esther had was unto the Lord. But if you look at the book of Esther, you don't really see that word God also. But we know that she actually fasted unto the Lord. So prayer, all those things are not mentioned. But obviously we infer. We say, yeah, they must have prayed, they must have cried out to God. Yes. Anything? I just want to say that Esther fasted and she did it so that for her to accompany her people. So I think maybe you can say, maybe she did not travel for that reason. Okay. She did it for her people. Yeah. So I mean, we didn't do it for God, she didn't travel in God. She did for the people in order to have the people to come out of the world situation. So I think you're at that time. Yeah. Okay. You know, you made that statement, but then she's from a Jewish culture. And if you examine the Jewish culture, you'll see that people would fast unto God. They wouldn't just fast like random, okay, we are not eating, drinking. So that's what I'm saying. Inferring based on other pieces of information, you can come out with a meaning which can be most likely the correct meaning. Okay. So we could say that she prayed. The people actually kept the fast to pray and seek God. Okay. Yeah. So if you read on what you're saying, if you read only the book of Esther, what you're saying makes sense. But if you read the Bible, then you get this understanding that as Jews, they would have done it unto the Lord. Yes. Trivel, I don't know actually because she asked Jesus. So earnest petition, we said is supplication. Okay. So she supplicated that I can say earnestly, she has Jesus. Now, did she go into the mode of traveling or laboring? I don't, I don't think so because I don't think, you know, I personally feel traveling takes some amount of time. I don't think she would have done that. She would have just asked Jesus and Jesus responded. Yeah. Sure. Okay. I think Matthew 15. Okay. The Canaanite woman. Yeah. Any other thoughts? Yes. Yes. So the question was, can we travel through praying in tongues? So yes, any form of prayer, any form of prayer you can travel. Yeah. Usually, like we say, when you study a little bit more in your second year, third year, when you will learn about, you know, finally going out and doing your ministry, which God has called you. And some of us, we also want to be church planters. Right. So when it comes to church planting, there is an incredible place for this kind of intense prayer. So generally in the process of church planting, you know, we say that first after you identify the territory, one would need to spend time and prayer with that team. Sometimes it's months, the duration is months that people pray, people even travel because you want to give birth to the ministry that God has for you. So yeah, you've got to engage and somehow God will bring you to this place of traveling for the birth of that church or the birth of that ministry. So unless we do that, it's hard to see the powerful work of the Holy Spirit. Yeah. I'll just come back to you. What is the minimum like time that you need to know that you're traveling? Okay, good question. Minimum time. Yeah. Minimum time. So see in spiritual matters, you know, Sean, it's time is not, how do I say God is outside of time. Okay. And for the fulfillment of the promise, there are many factors that come into play like our faith, you know, our prayer, our asking, our declaration, many things come into the picture. So it's not like God is delaying. There could be factors on our end, which are still not yet, you know, to his perfection. So I think the time is dependent on all these things. So the sooner I come to a place of faith, I might see things take place right away. But if, let's say my journey is longer, I might be traveling for a little bit longer to see. And in some cases, as we said earlier, there is something known as the timing, God's timing also. So even if I have prevailed and God has granted, I have to wait for the right timing. In the Bible, it says about Jesus in the fullness of time, the fullness of time, Jesus was born. He was made manifest the book of Galatians, Galatians 4. It talks about it. And in the Greek, that is Kairos. We say Kairos. That is, even though we have prayed. Many generations could have prayed, you know, for certain requests. But there is a timing of God or the Kairos. In that timing, things will take place. You understand? So all these things matter. The reason I asked is because, to Vimal's question, he said that, that can't be called as prevailing because it wasn't like in the particular amount of time that's why I asked. Sorry, can you come again? No, to Vimal's question, you said that what Vimal said, for example, can't be called as prevailing because it wasn't done, it wasn't done in a particular amount of time is what you said. Yeah, yeah. Okay. So, sure. So, see, what I meant is, at least it would have some amount of time, like the expression. So, because it was more like, at least from what I read, it seemed more like a conversation. So, it wasn't like she was waiting on him and insisting, that's what I meant. Yes. I'll just come back to you Vimal, Prince raises his hand next. So, we'll go to him and then we'll come to you. Yeah. Is prevailing dependent on the things that we need to birth? The example, I'm thinking, we took an example of prevailing to a child birth. So, if we see, there is a different time set for humans, it's like 10 months, for dogs, it's some 8 months like that. So, is it that prevailing? Is it dependent on what we are birthing for? Is it dependent on that one? Okay. So, is that prevailing dependent on what we are birthing? What we are birthing? So, I would say, Prince that the prevailing, it's, I don't know, my personal opinion is it's not dependent on what we are birthing. It is dependent on, you know, the timing of God is what I will say. Okay. But God wants us to engage, for example, you know, revival, let's say revival. Now, when you take up revival, see, we're all trusting, we're all praying, you know, we're all looking to God. But it's only when people gather together and they begin to pray, they begin to pray. When we engage in the right way, that at a certain time revival comes. Okay. Now, there could have been people in my previous generation who have spent their lifetime praying, but nothing happened. So, is it that they did not pray enough for enough time? They prayed for revival, but is it that they didn't pray for enough time? Let's say in my generation, I pray. I pray for a year or two years and then revival comes. So, what am I trying to compare? Somebody prayed for 15 years. I prayed for two years. So, was my prayer more powerful than their prayer or duration? See, these kind of mathematics we can't do, we just can't do. There is a promise of God and there is a timing of God. Okay. So, whatever burden God puts on my heart, I just pray for it. So, it depends on when God wants to do it. Like I said, the Kairos moments. Okay, Kairos moments. Now, everything doesn't fall into that Kairos category also, because there are many things which can happen by our faith. For certain things, you don't have to wait. There is no Kairos moment. I can, just by faith, I can step into certain things right now, but that will depend on my faith. Okay. So, I hope you got the picture of what I am trying to say. Exactly, exactly. See, I talked about Father Nash. He prayed and the meetings were so powerful, this and that. There could have been people who prayed, just like Father Nash. Maybe they didn't see the kind of results that Phineas saw, but I can't compare their timings right? These are all spiritual things only God knows how, what. So, I think if we get a burden, the simple thing to do is just pray. Don't worry, you know, how long I have to pray for this and that. Just engage. God will do it this timing. Yeah. Can we receive a blessing? Can we receive a blessing through travail? Yes. Without having a faithful and holy life. Okay. Can we receive our blessing through travailing? And one more thing, is it powerful to one person or to a group of people who are travailing? Is it powerful, a group of people or one person? Good question. Okay. Without a holy life. Okay. Receiving the blessing without a holy life. Okay. So, God-pleasing life. Okay. See, when we don't have a God-pleasing life, it means we are walking in disobedience. You know, we are walking in all the works of the flesh. It could be pride, it could be selfishness, it could be jealousy, so many things. So, whenever we see the works of the flesh, Anand, it's like, that's a hindrance to receiving the blessing of God. So, I can pray and travail and all that and God may even be ready to release it. But what happens is, there is a hindrance. So, I cannot walk in the full blessings of God, even if he wants to release it, because blockages from my side and holy life. Okay. And we know that in the heightened presence of God, whenever we talk about revivals, we talk about, you know, the glory of God being manifest, there's great judgment. We read that in the Bible, for example, Acts chapter 5. You know, that's a place where you had a wonderful presence of God going on happening. But you had Ananias and Sapphira, they lied to God. Unholy life. Okay. But were they part of the community which was seeking God's presence and blessings? Yeah, they just fell dead. That's like extreme. So, unholy life, yeah, you can't, you can't walk in the blessings of God, even if you travail and cry out, not because God doesn't want to give, but because there is a blockage from our side. Okay. That is the answer. The second one you said, travelling one person or few people, what is more powerful? Again, you see, these things depend on the cause that you are praying for and the way Holy Spirit leads you. Sometimes when you read stories of like Smith Wigglesworth and all that. So there are times when Smith, he prays and there is nobody next to him. There's one really amazing story that he goes to pray for a child and the child actually dies. Nobody is there with him. He tells the parents, I will, you come in the morning. Okay. I will pray for your child. Your child will be when? And in the night, the child dies. So he starts crying out to God and he says, God, what will happen now? I'm the only one who's here. They will think I killed the child. Everyone will come in the morning. I don't know you raised this child from the dead. Okay. Some crazy stories like that. But he's the only one. He prays, he travails. You could say travails. Till morning, the child comes back to life. Before the family comes in, a dead child is back to life. So you read about at least 11 resurrections that happen through the ministry of Smith Wigglesworth. Okay. And so in this particular instance, he's the only one. How can one person pray for a resurrection? Don't you think 50 people should pray for? It doesn't work like that. You have to be led by the Holy Spirit. Even one person sometimes is fine. But what we see in general is whenever it comes to things like, you know, praying for the salvation of the city, transformation of the city, in that it is helpful when more people gather. And also people used to say like this. Group of people, if you pray, group of people means it is more powerful. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. But even one person is fine. Okay. Unless like Spirit of God shows you that more people must gather. See even Elijah, only one person he prayed for the reign game. So sometimes even one person, it works. Okay. Yeah. Good questions. You had something to ask. Okay. You're saying work hard and don't prevail. Can you explain yourself? Yeah, got it. Good question. Okay. Fine. I was just trying to find your correct word in Hindi. Just give me one minute. Anybody here knows what that word is? Hindi? Yeah. Yeah. Good. Okay. Here I am looking at the word. It says, okay. It says, Kastapurna Kada Parishram. Okay. But you associate it with, associated with childbirth. That kind of suffering. Yeah. That's a kind of suffering. And yeah. Okay. Yeah. It also says Dukkuthakar. But see here's the point. Did Jesus travel? Yes. We saw that. No. Jesus travel. Did Paul travel? We saw that in Galatians 419 he said, right? A labor in childbirth till Christ be formed in you. Okay. Don't even talk about Jesus. Talk about Paul. Is he part of the new covenant? He is. So he has authority. He has, you know, dominion. Everything that the cross gives, the people in the new covenant have it. But Paul travail, you know. So just because we have authority, there are some prayers, without authority, without prevailing, we cannot receive it. Even in the new covenant. Okay. See, sometimes what happens in our prayer, when we talk about faith, we think everything has to be instant. You know, be healed in Jesus name. But the reality, when we study about Jesus and his ministry, normally it was one step. He commanded. He spoke. He touched. They were healed. They were healed. Immediately. Immediately. It says like that. So we are trying to reach that standard. You know, to see the release of the anointing and all that. But there are some things. For example, even Jesus traveling in the Garden of Gethsemane, when it comes to his death burial resurrection, he traveled. Everything doesn't come under the category of instant. Immediately. Immediately. So even in our prayer life, there are things. For example, when it comes to ministry, deliverance, casting out a Dean, speaking, healing, we do expect we should come to a place where like Jesus, it's one step. That is, that's what we are moving towards. We are pushing for that. But there are other matters where we have to travel. Okay. Even when it comes to these one step manifestations, what I would say is, we studied about the life of Jesus. How much he prayed? Lots. How do we know that he did not travel in prayer before he went and healed someone for healing? Possible. No. Outside it is one step. But behind the scenes, Jesus would have prevailed. So there is a place for traveling under the new covenant, even though we now have, you know, access to God and name of Jesus, all that. Travelling is there in the new covenant. Okay. Yes. Yeah. You have a question? Oh, online. Okay. Yes. Okay. So Nina has a question. Whatever it takes to fulfill God's purposes. For example, a church's mission to reach the city of Bangalore. So we need to travel, isn't it? No matter how long it takes. Will it help to have a vision or a burden and then we travel until then? Yes, Nina. So for a matter like the church's mission to reach the city, we must travel. Okay. We must travel. Can we travel with the vision? Yes, of course. We can travel with the vision. You know, God might give us a picture of something like that our church is being established in the city or something like that. Some vision. So you can keep that vision also and you can begin to travel for it. Okay. Yeah. I think we have addressed that question. If there are no other questions, we can wrap up the class. I think we have an idea, right? You have a picture of what travel means. There's also a very powerful sermon which pastor preached not too long ago. I think 2021, you can look it up in our online resources. Very powerful. It's about traveling. Okay. So I would greatly encourage you to go get that resource. Listen to that sermon to encourage you. Okay. We have one minute left, half a minute. Sean, half a minute on it. Quick. You know, I said she must have remained. She must have remained. Yeah. Just that I cannot give you a scripture to prove what I'm saying. It's my opinion. Yes. Yeah. Correct. Correct. Okay. See, these are praying in the spirit. Is it compulsory? Okay. Okay. Got it. So you can pray with great intensity without even praying in tongues. Sometimes you're praying with intensity and in tongues. Is it clear? Okay. It's possible. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yeah. So it's not even about the duration. Yeah. It's about intensity. Okay. All right. So let's pray and close. I would request one of us to... The mic is here. So Vimal or Nikhil, anybody can pray and close. Thank you, Lord. Thank you Jesus Father. We thank you for this day. And we thank you for this time. Lord, thank you for... Whatever these teachers... Lord, help us to understanding everything, every word, Lord. Whatever we are learning and follow them, these words, Lord. Help us to everything Jesus. In Jesus' name we pray. Amen. Amen. And thank you. Thank you, Nikhil. Thank you everyone. And we'll meet again next week. Okay. So bye for now. God bless.