<TITLE>02. Par 6-10</TITLE>L-6 I said insurance... I... Well, it's all right, I guess it's assurance or insurance, either one.
There was an agent come to me not long ago, and he said, "Billy, I'd like to sell you some insurance."
I said, "Oh, I--I got plenty insurance."
And he said, "What company you got it with?"
I said, "Well," I said, "I... Jesus Christ."
And he said, "Oh," he said, "now, them things are all right."
I said, "Well," I said, "it's blessed assurance, Jesus is mine. Oh, what a foretaste of glory divine."
And he said, "I... That's all right, Billy," but said, "it won't put you in the graveyard up here."
I said, "I know it. But it'll get me out. I'm not worried about getting in there." Not so much worried about getting in there; it's getting out. Is that right?

L-7 I want to say, as Paul of old, "I want... I know Him in the power of His resurrection." And when He calls from among the dead, I want to come out. There's a great dark channel set before every one of us, or a door. Each time our heart beats, we go one beat closer to it.
But there's one thing, when we get there, we don't enter like a coward. We just... When my time comes, I want to wrap myself in the robe of His righteousness, enter into there, knowing this, "I know Him in His resurrection."
No wonder when Paul was dying, said, "Why, death, where is your sting? Grave, where is your victory?" He said, "But thanks be to God Who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." Oh, that's kind of a hope rests in each one of us.
That day when all the old will--will come back new again, and the babies will become normal age people... And won't it be wonderful, no heartaches, sorrows, or nothing? Thanks be to God.

L-8 Now, we want you to do a lot of praying this week. Just pray... We used to sing a little song, jubilee song, and the pastor... when I was a pastor of a church. Something about,
Pray, pray...
The only way to reach higher grounds,
Pray, pray, the prayer of faith
Will bring God's blessings down.
And that's right, isn't it? It takes a prayer of faith to bring God's blessing down.

L-9 And now, we started in Chicago a few weeks ago, three weeks ago. And come straight from Chicago to Wood River, then from Wood River one night, and Hot Springs. And the next night in Shreveport, two nights later coming here. And now, starting here on these eight days. And to return right straight back to--to Columbus, Ohio, at the coliseum there, at a big meeting with four hundred something pastors sponsoring.
Then we go from there back to Louisville, Kentucky, up into Canada, over in Des Moines, Iowa. And then from there to New York, and then to Durban, South Africa, India, Bombay, Calcutta, up into Palestine, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Paris, London, then back home again. Just traveling along for our Lord Jesus. We're believing the Lord to give us a half a million souls on this next tour for the great cause of Jesus Christ and the Full Gospel churches of the world.

L-10 We believe God will do it. And I'm just positive that He will do it. If I'm not mistaken, is this sitting... Sister Waldorf setting here? I just haven't seen you in so long; I was just looking around to see if there's... how... people I could recognize. And I--I thought I recognized you.
You was a very sick person when I first come to Phoenix, Sister Waldorf. I remember her laying, someone come and told me they had somebody dead in the building. It was over at a little Spanish church over here, I believe it was.
Well, that's been about eight years ago, I guess, Sister Waldorf, seven, or eight years ago, anyhow. Sev--seven years ago... Pretty lively looking corpse, isn't she? Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
And only one thing about her that'll ever die, that's the body. Is that right?


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