<TITLE>03. Par 4-5</TITLE>L-4 I said, "Now, don't wait for a missionary to come. You take this same message and go to the tribes where the white man can't even go." And I got a message back in there, that from one tribe... This was about a year, after I... pretty near a year after I had left, that they taken seven van loads, big van loads, of watches, and fire arms, and things, that those natives had stole, returning it back; they didn't want it any more, nothing to do with any stealing, or anything wrong. And one of the... One of the men that went out, which was a heathen one day, and the next day went out, and he baptized up to as many as a thousand a week: baptizing his native friends, as many as a thousand a week in Jesus Christ.
Oh, my. That's what it is. Don't wait to educate a missionary to go in. Let the man take the message to his own people. For God is doing a quick work. The end is at hand. And I believe that with all my heart.
Now, while we're here, and just a little group together. So we... He's... I have preached to larger groups, of course, but I never did feel any more at home than I do right tonight: just feel right, like I was right at home. And so now, we want to take these next few nights, and just chuck them full of prayer, and faith, and believe God for the impossibles to happen.
And now, it's kinda... This is a new thing for me tonight. Our party is kinda broken up. Brother Bosworth is down in Durban, Africa, organizing the meetings, getting them together. That's one of the managers. Brother Baxter is in British Columbia, Vancouver, at his home getting a visa to come to the America to become a citizen here. And we're just scattered about. Brother Sharritt's out in Phoenix, the business manager. So Brother Reed called me up the other night, and the Lord told me to come down in Jonesboro. So here I... Billy, and I are down here. Well, I am, I don't know where he's at. He... Anyhow, he's here, supposed to be here somewhere.
So we're happy to be here, and want you all to just put your faith together with us now, and we're going to serve the Lord the best that we know how. Bring in your sick and the afflicted, and let's all pray for them together, that the Lord Jesus will bless them. Am I hitting the wrong microphone here, Brother Reed? If this is all right.

L-5 Now, I believe that for a few nights, or at least tonight, it would be a good thing for us to talk just a little bit before the--the crowds get to a place where there's a kind of a pressure and a pack on it. And then, we will talk for a few nights, just about the Bible, and about the Lord Jesus, and pray for a few of the sick. And then, this little group, now, when the others begin to come, if they do, then you can begin to tell the others about what takes place and explain it to them. And some things that seems mysterious to them, then you'll know how to talk about it. Is that right? And then, I think that would be very good.
Now, Billy and I throwed a few books in the back of our car. Brother Reed will tell you about them. It's some of the books that's been written of our campaigns. Some of them the African campaigns, some of them called: "Man Sent From God."
They're not mine, I get from other peoples who has wrote them. We never come down here to sell books now. We just come to preach the Gospel and to pray for the sick. But we have the books along, and if Brother Reed will tell you about how to get a hold of them. And if you care to take one, why, it would... I'm... If I didn't think it was worth while, I'm sure, I wouldn't try to... I wouldn't even buy them in the first place. But I know that they're a great help. It stimulates faith. My. And so, Brother Reed will tell you a little later, how to get a hold of them.


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