<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>55-1117, Jehovah-Jireh, Tent Meeting, San Fernando, CA, 94 min
L-1 Praise the Lord. Sure you all enjoyed that like I did, it was immense enjoyed. He is the mighty Conqueror. I'm sure my wife appreciated that tonight, because that's her favorite song and solo, "The mighty Conqueror," since He rent the veil in two.
Now, it's... Brother Ekberg was just telling me we have a visitor all the way from Stockholm tonight. So I don't know the brother right off, but we are very happy that he's here, along with the rest of you visitors, with our little meeting.
Now, brother from Stockholm, these people here are--are used to a lot of sunshine. And just a little cool weather is kind of hard on them. Of course, we Eskimos, up there, we... This would be our summertime. So we'd just be having a good time in this.

L-2 Up in the north lands, when we have services up there sometimes, the people drive thirty-five and forty miles over icy roads, and blankets around them and everything, looked like they just enjoy that cold weather. But when your blood gets a little thin, you know, it's kinda hard, I guess. So then coming down here with thick blood, then hot weather nearly kills you. So... and... But you got a beautiful country here, and we're very happy to be visiting with you.
Now, tomorrow night, I believe when I was just drove up outside, that I heard them announcing Brother Waermo and Brother Ekberg was going to have a group of specials tomorrow night. Hope I can get here a little early myself to get to hear those marvelous songs. I'm just so happy to get them. And I--I love them so well, because God is in music. God, I think wonderfully...

L-3 You know I've got a--a radio at home, that I just wouldn't take anything for it. And when I can get a little time off and get out in the yard, and the Lord turns it on, why, I--I tell you it's wonderful. And--and you know, when I go out a fishing, out in the wilderness, I--I find my radio out there. God turns it on out there. You know what it is? Birds singing. Out here... You...?...
I live on mockingbird hill, where all the mockingbirds are up there. And all night long you hear them. They'll fly up in the air, and fly back down, and just sing and sing. Many of them call them nightingales. I studied them a whole lot. And I often wonder why it is that they sing so much. And the nightingale sets with his eyes upward. They'll be a real st--stormy night, and when the clouds come back, as long as he can see one star shining, he will start singing just as loud as he can. Because he knows the sun's a shining somewhere; it's daylight.

L-4 And I've often thought, teaching many times, preaching, and nature, how I love nature, 'cause that was my first Bible. Now, that's the way we are. As long as you can see somebody getting saved and coming to Christ, you know Christ is still in the business somewhere. So if somebody being healed, or some sign that out Lord Jesus is still--the doors of mercies is still open. So we ought to raise our heads back and sing to the glory of God, when we can see that one visible sign. You like to look at God in nature? I just love to watch Him in nature.
Now, before we start tonight, or read the Scripture, there's some letters and handkerchiefs here with names on them. And we're very happy to pray over these handkerchiefs, and to send--let the needy come get them. And if you happen to fail to miss yours, why, see some of them, and then you can write me. (All right. Thank you, brother.) You can write me, and I'll--I'll be glad to send you one from home, or a little--little piece of cloth, what it is, is what we really have.


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