<TITLE>18. Par 195-200</TITLE>L-195 Right here where people are splitting hairs and differences, and things like that, a hundred and forty thousand heathens die every day, and go to meet Jesus, or go to meet a just and honest God, without knowing anything about Him. A hundred and forty thousand die every day, the death toll of heathens that never heard the Name of Jesus Christ, die every day. And we argue whether we're Presbyterian or Methodist or not. What a disgrace. What a shame.
What we need is a vision, not look right down here at the end of your nose. Look out there at the end of the road. If I'm thinking about today, this, that, or the other, I'll live for the day. But I'm living for the eternity, for something out yonder, something that God has ordained, and I must go meet it someday.
I've took too much of the time, ten minutes.
[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... by God's grace and God's help. There's been two years that I've asked Him something over and over. I asked Him fifteen years for something, and He finally give it to me. And I'll be knocking at His door if I'm living next year, if He doesn't give it to me this year (See?), for this thing that I've asked for. It's for His glory, something that I could do for Him yonder. If He will just permit this to me then I can go out yonder and win souls for Him a little bit better, be a little stronger in the way. And I pray that He will do it. That's my prayer to Him.

L-199 And my testimony to you, that if you'll just pray for me and hold me up before Him in prayer, then I can go on. How can I do one thing, no matter what would take place, if I didn't have somebody to believe me? You're just as much of it as I am or anybody else is. You're as much of it. No matter what we'd do, if we'd preach, what we'd say, if there's no one to believe it, then there's nothing can be done. That's right. It's all a failure, there's nothing can be done, except we come together and we believe one another. I believe in you and you believe in me. And together we believe in God, and we believe that His Spirit will lead us.

L-200 Now, Brother Funk, are you coming up? You're holding the baby now. That's your excuse. Brother Wood, I guess you're next then. [Brother Wood says, "Brother Jackson."--Ed.] All right, and he's adopted Brother Jackson. So I guess Brother Jackson will be next. The Lord bless our Brother Jackson, that comes next.
The Lord bless you. Do you--do you love the Lord? I want to see your hands. Do you love the Lord? All right.


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