<TITLE>05. Par 14-17</TITLE>L-14 It's been a long time, my dear friends, here in Jeffersonville. Probably, no doubt at all, but a few years ago, that some of the people thought I'd mentally slipped when I begin to speak of God being the same yesterday, today, and forever. In my heart there was something that anchored there that I could not get away from. And I know that someday God would give me the privilege to prove that that was right, because it is the Scripture.
And today I am very happy to be in my hometown with a Divine vindication of the truth, that's universally known, that the statement that I have made concerning our Lord Jesus it's the truth, that God has testified it to be the truth.
Don't never be weary in well-doing, for you will certainly reap in due season if you faint not. Always do that which is right. And whatever that God has said in His Book, you believe that; for you can hang your soul on any phase of the Word of God. You believe that, don't you? Now, whatever He has promised in the Word, that God will do; for God is under obligation to His Word.

L-15 Now, it could go on for hour after hour, but you have children; they're standing on the streets, and in the aisles, and outside, and I--I want to get into the healing service. And before that I want to speak a little bit on the principles of Divine healing 'fore we have a healing meeting.
But now, if I never return from Africa... I have no assurance of it. But if I never return back, my Christian friends, I have been truthful and been faithful. And I have served God, and I've done the best that I know how. And I appreciate your all's prayers. Many of you here has prayed day and night for me; and because that I have been able to do these things for my Lord, by His grace, has been because you have held me up before the throne of God in prayer. That's the cause of it. I appreciate it, my dear mothers and dads, with all my heart. I'll never forget you.
And now, if I should never return, the statements that I have made is certainly a vindicated by God to be the truth, universally, everywhere throughout the--the world.

L-16 And I remember when I was a little boy; and this is for some of the children from here at school and so forth: no matter if you're trying to do what's right, young men, young women, do that which is right and God will bless you. Always do right. You can't be going this a way when you're going this a way. Always hold to the right, do what's right, and you'll come out right.
Now, when I was a little lad, I didn't have too many friends. But I always loved people. I wanted friends. And now, that I'm trying to serve God and do all I know to do, tonight I guess I have somewhere, six or eight million friends around the world. It just shows what God will do for you if you'll trust Him. Is that right? I'm glad to hear that, "Amen." The word, "Amen," means "so be it."

L-17 And now, I wish to read just a little bit of Scripture from the Book. And before doing it though, I want to say good-bye to you. God bless every one of you. Thanks all--to all of you for what you have done for me and helping me and my family. In times when we were in need, you've come to us. Oh, how I appreciate it. And may the little city bring out ministers from this city that'll travel the world over and do great things for God is my prayer.
Now--now I want to say this: I am happy. The people of Jeffersonville, I'm happy to know this, that the principal of our school here is a devout Christian. God bless him. He never returned a word when we ask him for this auditorium. And he also told us we could have the large one. And I certainly appreciate that. To all the staff, may God bless them.


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