<TITLE>11. Par 38-40</TITLE>L-38 How many knows who wrote that song? Paul Rader. Oh, how... What a gallant soldier.
I was acquainted with Brother Rader. I knew him. He belonged the Baptist church. Hear of his death when he died... I telephoned him not long ago...?... great warrior. The little Moody Bible school broadcast was down there singing, they tell me, at his...
So they had all the curtains pulled down in the room, the shades. And they were sing in there, singing, "Nearer My God To Thee," and something.
And Brother Rader was quite a cut-up. You know how he was. He looked around; he said, "Who's dying, you or I?" Said, "Raise up those curtains." Said, "Sing some good old fashion Gospel songs."
So they started singing "All Hail The Power Of Jesus' Name," and...?...
So Luke was standing there, his brother. I guess you knew Luke. Called Luke up to his side and said, "Luke, we've been a long ways together. But to think of it, five minutes from now I'll be standing in the Presence of Jesus Christ, clothed in His righteousness." Closed his eyes and went to meet God.
A few weeks ago, I was at Fort Wayne Gospel Tabernacle where we were having a service. And in there...
I never had heard the song before. A night or two after the Angel of the Lord appeared to me and commissioned me, I was in--walked into my church, my pianist was over there playing, "Only Believe." And I said, "Play that again." The Angel of the Lord seemed to like that.

L-39 "Only Believe," and I think of that epileptic being brought to Jesus, He said, "I can, if you can just believe, for all things are possible." That's... I'd played it. It's been our campaign theme song all along.
One night there at Fort Wayne, I was setting up there, way up in Brother Rediger's study. How many ever heard of B. E. Rediger, Fort Wayne Gospel Tabernacle. You knew...?... Romaine then, didn't you. Romaine, now she's be married this month. She'd been...?... psychiatrist... She begin...?... One of her--her sister died the same way.

L-40 And I come down one day at home, and they... So many hundreds of people gather around on the outside, I couldn't hardly get in. When they was bringing me back out, my brother, or somebody said, "Well, won't you come back here in your coal shed? Mrs. Rediger's back there in your coal shed."
I said, "What Rediger? B. E. from Fort Wayne?"
Said, "Yes." He's been dead for years. Well, not dead, gone to glory. He was a warrior of faith. I believe he was pressing on, and God had to move him off the scene. He'd got into this time here. He's going on with God.
Then what happened? I said, "B. E. Rediger's daughter?"
Said, "Yes, but she's been in this condition for about two years now."
And I went back there. You'll never know how I felt when I seen Mrs. Rediger. She always had a place in my heart as a real lady. And Mrs. Rediger, setting in my coal shed in the church with her daughter setting there, barren.
The anointing had done left me. But standing there thinking of Brother Rediger, in a few moments, it come on. She just set there with her head down, and frothed at the mouth: beautiful young lady.
And all at once, the Holy Spirit came down, the Angel of God come near. I said, "Satan, come away from that girl, in the Name of the Lord Jesus."
She come back to her right mind, went home normal. She's right now. Was then took care of all the business this summer at the Tabernacle and everything. She gets married this month.


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