<TITLE>06. Par 20-24</TITLE>L-20 Old Goliath come out and made a great big ha-ha. And he said it one time too many. There happened to be a little fellow over there, just about so high, you know, with a little sheepskin coat wrapped around him, said, "Who's that guy?" Yes, sir. "Who's that fellow?"
"Why," they said, "that's Goliath. My, he's just got everything stumped around here."
"Why," he said, "do you mean to tell me that you'll let that uncircumcised Philistine stand there and defy the armies of the living God?" That wasn't David. No, sir. Hallelujah. There was a lot of fight in that boy. Yes, sir. He--he knowed what God had promised. Oh, my. "And you mean to tell me that you'll let these uncircumcised Philistines tell you that the days of miracles is passed, when Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever?" No, sir.

L-21 "You mean to tell you... them tell you that the baptism of the Holy Ghost ain't just as real today as It was the day that It fell on the day of Pentecost? When It's to your children, to you that's far off?
He said, "You shall receive power after this the Holy Ghost is come upon you. Then you'll be witnesses of Me in Jerusalem, Judaea, Samaria, Jonesboro, and the uttermost parts of the earth."
That's what's the need today, is the Holy Spirit spunk, grit. Get out there and do something about it. Say, "Oh, well, now you just..."

L-22 I heard a fellow say the other day that sickness the Lord did sickness, put sickness on you; that might be so if your sinning. You done something wrong, make it right with God. That's right. That's true. But sickness is of the devil. And sickness is an attribute of sin. Because of sin we had sickness. Not because maybe, you sinned, but it's something that come down through the generations. He visited even the third and fourth generation. But the Blood of Jesus Christ taken away sin, and It taken away sickness. If you David's are ready to claim your place... Yes, sir.
And he said, "You mean to tell me that you will let that Philistine stand out there and defy the armies of the living God?"

L-23 And they said, "Oh, now here, son, now you just better go back and--go back home a little while, you haven't had any experience yet, you know, you're just a lad. You're just a small fellow. You don't know very much about these things. So I'd better... You'd better run on back home."
David said, "I will go fight him. Why, are you fellows afraid? Well, I will go fight him. Don't... Why--why, sure we wouldn't let him stand there and defy the armies of the living God."
And the first thing you know, why, they said, "Well, you can't fight him. Why..."
He said, "Take me up to Saul." So they took him up.
Said, "Say, this little up-start here, of a boy, is trying to go out...?... wants to goes out there and fight that giant."
"Why," he said, "what about it?"

L-24 "Why," Saul said, "why, you, why that man," said, "I enjoy--admire your courage, son, but that man is a warrior from his youth. Why, he's trained and he's armored all over. And brother, he has got all the D.D.'s there is in the theological seminary depend on him. Don't try to tackle that guy."
But God's still the same. That's right. You build troughs this way and that way, but still the rain will fall just the same. God's determined the rain is going to fall. That's right.
"Oh, you can't tackle him. My."
David said, "Well, I can't." Said, "Let me go fight him."
He said, "Well, I admire your courage, but you can't do it."
Well, when he seen David was determined, so he reached down and got his own big armor, and put it on David. Could you imagine that? That little bitty David standing there, almost bowlegged with that big armor. We...


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