<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>51-0923, The Principles Of Divine Healing, Jeffersonville High School, Jeffersonville, IN, no tape
L-1 I am very happy to be here tonight to see all my friends gathered out here. Sorry that I'm fixing to leave for a little while, but I'm thankful for this opportunity. I want to take the time now to thank the sponsors of this meeting: Mr. McDowell of the McDowell Electric Company and Mr. McSpadden of the Sixth Street Market, Mr. Morgan, and the others who are--sponsored this meeting.
I come home the other day from Kansas City, and there was signs over the streets, and people passing circulars in the--the city, and I thought, "Well, they're going to have a meeting here." Then I thank them.
I thank the principal of this school for this splendid cooperation he's given to us, and these men here. They let us have this gymnasium tonight to have this farewell service. My little church is not quite large enough. I thank them, and all the janitors, all that's had anything to do in--with this service, I want to thank you. And it's--it's kinda warm in here tonight. We got a real warm reception, haven't we?

L-2 And if the Lord is willing, in the morning I leave for the Saint Nicholas Arena in New York City for five nights. And from there my next meeting is in Southern Rhodesia, Africa, South Africa. We go from there to northern Africa, and from there to India, and then to Palestine. We be back home, if the good Lord will, the first of next year.
And I was talking to the principal of the school a few weeks ago, which told me that when I return, that we could have the big gym over there for a real meeting sometime. Would you appreciate that? Let's give him a hand. [The congregation applauds--Ed.] Thank you very much...?... Thank you. I've always wanted to have one of our meetings here at home. There's something about home that, be it ever so humble, there's no place like it, is there? Home is... I'm always been more or less a rolling stone, as they call it, stalking around over the country. But some of the happiest times of my life when I hear them call on the plane, "Fasten your seatbelt; we're over Louisville." My, that's--that's nice then. I like that. I think anyone does, come back home.

L-3 My work for the Lord has been evangelistic, and I'm--perhaps will be, until He calls me home. Now, I want to ask how many of you here will pray for me while I'm gone, where I can just hear you. Oh, that'd be very fine. Thank you very much. I appreciate that. It seems to be my lot now to go into the tribes down in South Africa, helping the missionaries and so forth, down in there. I trust it'll be a great blessing to many.

L-4 Now, being it's so warm in here, I'll try not to speak to you very long, just want to speak a little on the subject of Divine healing. And then we're going to have a--a prayer line tonight and pray for some of the sick. I've never had but one healing service: that was up at the Tabernacle about two years ago, and it was so bad, the people standing in the rain and things, so these business men of the city said they would see about getting the auditorium, if I could come down here. See? So I told them that I would be glad to do it.
And we're sorry now, and I see they're standing in the halls and up and down the streets outside, so we--we thought maybe that--maybe it wouldn't be quite so many come out; that this little gym would take care of it. But the next time, we'll have the big one over on the other side. And I'd like to really, when I come back, maybe, to have five or six nights here in the city for a campaign, and then... [The congregation applauds--Ed.] Thank you. Thank you very much...?... Makes me feel real good to be home and see people applaud for you--they come in for our services.


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