<TITLE>04. Par 9-10</TITLE>L-9 Let's bow our heads just a moment. Now, heavenly Father, faith cometh by hearing, hearing of Thy Word. And now, as we read of this great event in Thy Word, the people have gathered here tonight, Lord, believing that the same God that was with the prophets of old, that's with the Israel, like in the journey: wilderness; Daniel in the Lion's den; the children in the fiery furnace; the Son of God with the Apostles; down through the age is still the same God tonight.
Now, we pray for a blessing from Him, that as we poor unworthy, but needy children, stand in His Presence, humbly confessing our sins that we have done wrong, and ask forgiveness, and pray, God that if there's anything in our lives or our way, any unbelief that would keep this meeting tonight from being a success, God forgive us now, we pray. That God's Spirit might have the right of way in the meeting tonight; would bless the people, heal them; save the sinners; and get glory out of the service and our efforts. For we ask it in Jesus Christ's Name, Thy beloved Son. Amen.

L-10 The king of--of Jerusalem at the time of the Jews, and King Jehoshaphat was the King of Judah, which they had split up. And when any of the--like the churches, as long as we have these split-ups in the church, we're never united. The Indians lost this United States to the white people, because they were unorganized themselves, split up. They was having tribal fights. If they'd have put themselves together, they could've held their ground. If any people I feel sorry for, is the Indian. He's the real American; we are not. We are immigrants. He's the American that God made America.
Recently, I had a meeting for them up at Carlsbad--I beg your pardon. I forget the name of the tri--It was Apaches, up San Carlos, Arizona. I'll never forget that night. First time I'd ever prayed for any Indians. Two of them come through and the Lord revealed what was wrong with them, and I said, "Lord, if You'll heal them, I'll go to the reservation." And He did. And the missionary helped me good do it. So I went up to the reservation. It was about, maybe twenty thousand or more gathered out that evening. They had a little platform built like this, right in front of a little church; floodlights. And it was the most beautiful sight you ever seen to see all those little fires built around, the Indians setting on their little blankets, and the little papooses around, and--and the--that's the little babies, and all of them, the old fellows there, with big long pipe smoking and they were talking.


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