<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>55-1120, What Is That In Your Hand?, Tent Meeting, San Fernando, CA, 110 min
L-1 Praise be to God. Oh, my, doesn't that make you feel wonderful? So happy... All that appreciates the Brother Einar, Brother Waermo singing, just raise your hands. I want to show you, brethren, how you appreciated them.
I been thinking recently about maybe having a--starting buying me a tent, a good size tent, and see if I can get these brothers go along with me and just take around and around the nations, the--singing, and preaching the Gospel, and praying for the sick, kind of filling in time till the Lord comes (You see?), until it's all over then. Then we can go home, and then I'll just listen at them day and night--all day, 'cause there's no night over there, over in the other world, singing the glorious Gospel.
Brother Waermo and Brother Ekberg, only God alone knows how I appreciate it, your singing. Now and you see how the congregation appreciates it. We thank thee, brethren, from the depths of our hearts.

L-2 A little brother setting here, John, that's all I know his name is; a plumber, I believe. And I hope he gets every plumber in California has the same kind of attitude towards Christ as this man has. Been so wonderful, having his help and how he's--he's worked day and night; and get up at five o'clock in the morning and get off and drive fifty miles to work and come back; and get over here and--and stay here, maybe till around midnight and then... You know, that's hard work. See? And he's done it freely. And we just love him for it, don't we? We all appreciate this, our brother.

L-3 I don't see little Brother Arganbright. He's around here somewhere, perhaps. Maybe he's got in yet. Another gallant little soldier of God. If he isn't here, why, all right. I don't want him to hear it anyhow. I want you to hear it. See? He's a real, real brother. Just... I've knowed him now for sometime, and he's one of the nicest little man that I ever met in my life. And his little tiny Irish wife, just as... Both of them together just about make one good size person (You see?), they're so small. And so... But we been staying at their house. And talk about a lovely home, always open, prayer, Christ-like.
We certainly appreciate Brother and Sister Arganbright, and all the folks on Zion's Hill up there. They call it Zion's Hill. The--the whole atmosphere there's Christianity. And so, we are so happy for them and his efforts.
Now, Brother Arganbright just never runs out of things to do for the Lord Jesus. And he doesn't do them grudgingly; he just freely goes out and does them. I couldn't have even taken trips overseas if it hadn't been his help. And he's got a burden on his heart. When he gets a burden for some nation, here he will come. I'll see a--his car drive in the yard and I'll know, well... Meda will say, my wife, say, "Well, here we go overseas again, don't we?" So Brother Arganbright with a burden on his heart...


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