<TITLE>08. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 And I said, "Yes, He will, if you just turn from your wickedness, He will sure do it." And so I said, "You're not wicked; you just got too much out front." And I said, "Down in the bottom of you, you've got a real man. But in front you make a lot of--of pretense. And got a lot of temper." He throw his hat off and stomp the floor a few times and holler, but he gets over that; he's all right. So he's... Just have to know to take him, so, how to take him.

L-30 So he's setting there, he said, "Well, Billy," he said, "I tried everywhere over the city to buy lots. And the only place that I can find is down there." He said, "And some elderly woman in Louisville bought that place," and said, "you know what?" Said, "She bought it a few weeks ago, and I offered her six hundred dollars for her bargain. And you know she won't take it." Said, "Just to be contrary." Said, "She about seventy years old, and she isn't never going to use it." And said, "Why wouldn't she sell it to me for a clinic?" And said, "I want you to pray to God and ask that He will do something for her."
I said, "That's all right."
And said, but said, "Now, I'll tell you, I got a proposition I want to put before you before you ask Him." He said, "I know some man that likes her real well," said, "I could bribe him for about a hundred and fifty dollars and make her..."

L-31 I said, "Don't talk to God then, if you're going to start that bribing, don't--you can't talk to Him, no." I said, "If you want you want to talk to Him about bribing, you go do that. But if you're coming here, come with a clean heart and a pure mind." I said, "'Cause God will never answer you no other way."
And he said, "Well," he said, "you know what I mean, Billy." Said, "I--I believe He could..."
I said, "No, if you're going to let Him do it, go ahead."
He said, "Well, I don't know whether he'd do it or not." He said, "And I need that lot."
I said, "Well, Sam, just get that off your mind now, and let's--let's have prayer, and I'll see if the Lord tells me anything."
He said, "All right."

L-32 We... After prayer, prayed quite a little while, the house was full of people, but in the room we had it to ourself. In the prayer I raised up, and I seen his clinic, what it was to be. I said, "Dr. Adair, forget about that place down there."
He just told me, said, "If God will give me that clinic, I'll promise Him now, that I'll put a big sign up in front that if people are not able for their medicine and their operations and things, as long as I'm able to afford it, I'll never charge a poor person a penny for it."
And I said, "Well, that's mighty nice; they need it." But I said, "That's just asking for the sake of the people."
So then I seen the clinic, I said, "Dr. Adair, your clinic will not be down there, for THUS SAITH THE HOLY SPIRIT, it'll set on the corner of Maple and Wall Street, back in those big trees. It'll be made out of red brick with the cones coming down like...
He said, "Billy, many, many, things, and I've sent patients to you dying."
"That's right, and they're living yet today, by the help of God."
He said, "But Billy, that can't be." He said, "I just fought that same lot in court," he said, "for the last two months." And said, "They have to wait for twenty-five years, something in Boston is tied up," and said, "I'd have to wait twenty-five years before it can ever be gotten."


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