<TITLE>06. Par 18-22</TITLE>L-18 So he said... Well, we went to church. And that was the night the little girl was healed, I told about this morning. On the road home, that night, we went up, upstairs. Mrs. Isaacson went to her room. Brother Jack Moore and Brother Lindsay was in a room together. Brother Baxter and Howard, my brother was together. I stay in a room to myself on account of vision. So I just walked in, and I hope if I got some Canadian friends here, that you won't think hard of me.
In Canada Howard had give me some candy, that they had up in Canada, and they--they haven't got much sugar, so it tasted horrible. So he told me, going in that night, said, "Bill, you remember that Canada candy?"
And I said, "Yes."

L-19 Said, "You ought to taste this from Finland." Two little square pieces of candy, I just put it in my hand. I had it in my Bible, and I went on into my room. There's great big marble tables they had, they're very old fashion. And I laid the Bible down on the table like that, walked out. It was about twelve o'clock at night. It was just dusty. Didn't get dark; it was April, done come in almost daylight. They only have one day a year (You see?); six months it's dark; six months the sun's...?... And it's the land of the midnight sun.

L-20 Thousands of Laplanders come down from the Laplands driving caribou, riding in a little sled of a thing. The caribou, the tongue right down between its legs, and here they come riding right along behind it, like that. So they just gathered in from everywhere. Had twenty-five thousand in the Messuhalli. And that evening when I went into the building, around three o'clock, there was a line thirty abreast for six city blocks, solid people, besides the Messuhalli filled with twenty-five thousand. They loved the Lord. Secondarily Arkansas'ers, I said, this morning: love the Lord, come through anything to serve the Lord.

L-21 Then, when I got up, I laid the Bible down, walked over to the window, and you could see them coming down through the parks just a talking and a talking about what had taken place. And they were so happy and going on, and talking to one another. And the women with great big boots on, young girls, and all, and they were just great big thick skirts, they have to wear them winter and summer, just the same. And here was coming down through there, talking and going on. And after while, I raised up my hands; I said, "O great Jehovah God, how wonderful. You're so good Lord, showing a vision to resurrect that little boy, tonight healed that little girl."

L-22 The--a little bit before that, I never told it this morning, one of the chief persons there of the city, like of some officer of some sort, his little girl had been crippled for about ten years from something, a fever had drawn her in the back. She walked kind of like this. And right there in the meeting, God made her whole. She walked out perfectly normal. And oh, it'd been a marvelous night.
Mr. Manninen and... How many takes "The Voice of Healing," seen the picture of the things in there? They'd gathered up the crutches and things, that they'd walked on, in a bundle that big and couldn't hold them like that, for one night's service. As soon as they would see one thing done in the line of supernatural, you didn't have to pray for them; the only thing they done, just get right up and walk out anyhow. They believed it anyhow. You didn't have to... That's the way it is in any other nation besides America. But we're not that way somehow: too bad, but we're not. You know what's the matter? We've had too much doctrine pumped into us. We have to go ask Dr. So-and-so if that's right. He said, "Well, it's theology."
The other one says, "Why, it's mental telepathy."
The other one says, "It's a devil."
Dr. So-and-so says, "It's nonsense."
Another doctor says, "It's of the devil."


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