<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>54-0404E, God Has A Provided Way, Memorial Auditorium, Louisville, KY, 113 min
L-1 Good evening, friends. It's a great privilege to be here tonight in this auditorium to minister to God's children, to the sick and the afflicted, and to minister to the unsaved in the way of salvation. And we're sorry that this has to be our last night in this special campaign, series of these services, but we certainly want to thank each and every one of you for your wonderful cooperation, for all that you have done for us, giving us your faith, and your... all that you have done. We appreciate it from the depths of our heart. Only eternity will tell how that we appreciate.
And we want to be grateful to our Brother Cauble, for his sponsoring us here in the city; and for the fine cooperation we've had with him and his church, and his people. And we thank all of you who's come from different places, from Indiana and around, the states about. It wasn't even advertised out there. I guess you just got it through the mail somehow, for it to be here. 'Cause we know we wouldn't have room much in that church. And we thought, if it got too bad, then maybe we could find a night or two at the auditorium.
Now, we're grateful for the people who let us have this auditorium tonight, for we appreciate that, for them opening up this place for these services on this Sunday night, for the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. We thank Him.

L-4 And now, just as I was coming in just now, my brother, and Billy, and some of them was standing out there, told me that there had been adequate, enough sufficient of the funds to pay off all the debts. They paid off the rent on the church, and the newspaper, and the custodians of the church, and the music, and all the newspaper advertisements, the radio broadcast. Everything has been paid, up till tonight. I think they had enough, so that left the night love-offering free for me.
That, I have always tried to keep, as you know, a reputation about money. We don't do that. And if there's not enough to take care of the things, then I'll take it out of my love-offering. And the love-offering, I wouldn't even take that, if I wasn't a poor man and had to live like the rest of us does. If I could work, and still run these meetings across the nation, I'd never mention a love-offering for myself. Just expenses to be paid is all we require. And that's not only been in Louisville; that's been around the world. And as long as I live, and God will help me, it'll remain that way. Not money, I'm not after money. I'm trying to get the people to believe the Lord Jesus Christ for their salvation and for their healing.

L-6 And your tithings, and so forth, that you've put in this last week, has gone for that purpose. And on Sunday night, they usually, or the last night of the meeting, whatever, it's a week or two weeks, ten days or whatever, they take a love-offering for me. And if there would be something in there that would be left over, it'd go right straight to foreign missions. Perhaps my secretary and them who takes care of the money, and so forth, are setting present now, and my wife and them, who knows that that's the truth. And Almighty God, Who is our Judge, knows that to be true. And so we're thanking you for everything that you have done.

L-7 Now, this being the closing night of the service... Now, we start tomorrow for Shreveport, Louisiana, to begin there in the Municipal Auditorium for the services; the next service is to begin there.
And then we go from there to Denver, Colorado, where the Christian Business Men, of Denver, sponsors us there in a--a campaign. And I believe it's the Civic or the City Auditorium there; no churches sponsoring it, just the Christian Business Men.
And then from there, we go to--to Edmonton, Alberta. And then from there, to Grande Prairie, British Columbia; Dawson Creek; on up into the Eskimo land.


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