<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>54-0304, Elijah And Elisha, Madison Square Garden, Phoenix, AZ, 77 min
L-1 Evening friends. Very happy to be here again this evening to minister in the Name of our dear Lord Jesus, for His people. And I want to express my appreciations to that Spanish choir again for that lovely song. You know, it's not always, maybe, I could understand the words, but the spirit it was sung in, you could understand it.
The way about, you can read a book, read a sermon, but you'll never get out of it, 'less you hear the person preach that sermon. The Spirit goes with it. I thank you young ladies and young men for your--your kindness to us. And we appreciate it very much, of being loyal to come down and help us like that. And may God ever bless you. I just pray that God will be with you and just give you the best that He's got in His Kingdom. I trust the rest of it, for every one of you.

L-2 And every time that you can come sing a special, along with others, we appreciate it. And I still remember the times of being at your church over there, when I first come to Phoenix and prayed for twenty-five hundred people, one afternoon. That's the longest prayer line I ever had: twenty-five hundred people, one afternoon. There was approximately that many, maybe a little more or little less, we couldn't judge, you just... I said I was going to pray for everybody here and when the... If any emptied up, they'd be filled up again. Then time they'd empty up, they fill up again. And went on through all day. And so, they judged about twenty-five hundred people passed through the prayer line that day.
So we're very happy to know that the great results of many being healed that afternoon and saved. The testimonies of some of them still linger on, of how the Lord blessed.

L-3 Thinking of Madison Square Garden, of course, again. The last time I was here, they had me out under those lights out there. I got it up at my house, framed, when we was here, I believe one or two nights or something, when we was here the other time. Better back like this, of course.
Now, I understand that the Indians are coming down tomorrow night, or Saturday night, or sometime, for service. I would like to have got to go up to the reservations, if the missionary's here. That was fully my intentions of doing it. But my time is so pressed. I just got every day, and I... It takes me five days to get home, so I just won't have it. I just come in one afternoon and leave the next morning, for Columbus, Ohio, at the coliseum. And leave up there one afternoon and just come right on back down again in Louisville, Kentucky. So then, it's just from one right to another. Until our time is just taken up in such a way that we just haven't got the time to--to make it.

L-4 I remember telling those Indians, I would return back. And I--I mean to do that. Just as soon as possible. Maybe just come out, and instead of being one day, give them four or five days up there on the reservation. And pray with them and help them. I understand their having a great meeting up there now. The... Some of the churches are up there and they're having a great time.
I hear some brother up there is preaching Divine healing for them. And that's mighty fine. If any of them here, I want you to know, that man has just as much right to pray for the sick as I do or anybody else. That's right. If he believes it, and preaches it, and lays it in the Atonement of Christ, then he's got a right to do it. And I--I'm thankful to God that there is somebody up to help.
Everywhere... We just... The great call comes... The Macedonian call is the universal call now, isn't it, everywhere? "Come over and help us."


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