<TITLE>03. Par 9-12</TITLE>L-9 And what it is, we have to stand it in misery where Satan has bound us down. I like to tell the message, the good news, that Jesus come to liberate you from these things. And to see Him do it for so many, I--well, I can't believe God to be a respect of person. I believe He would do it for all who would believe it. And that's why we're here.
Pray for me. We drive home tonight, probably get home around four, five o'clock in the morning. And I got to be in Louisville at eight, and then, oh, real busy day tomorrow, and then pack up again tomorrow night and leave for--for Columbia, South Carolina. Then into Spindale, up into Charlotte, and from there up to Anchorage, Alaska, back Indianapolis, Indiana, and then over, perhaps, to Minneapolis in the next service. And so, you'll pray for me, won't you?

L-10 And I'm not sure yet of going overseas on this--after the--June of this year. But if the Lord should call me, and wherever I am and the battle gets heavy... And I have a lot of opposition. I have things that I--I couldn't tell you people. I don't tell nobody. I just keep that to myself. And many times that I stand here sometime, merely with a broken heart, and look over the audience, and see people that I think, "O God, that lovely person, how could they think that in their heart?" See?
And makes me feel bad, but I just keep on anyhow. So when I'm... You'll pray for me, won't you? I'll pray for you. And if I can ever be of any help to you, why, write me a letter. If you need a pray cloth, or call me up for me to pray with you, I'll do it. Never be too sleepy or too tired, but what I'll do my best to help you.
And if you should pass over before we see again, I want an appointment with you to meet you over there someday. By God's grace, I'm on my road. And I... And if you are not tonight, may you make this night your decision time that you will make your choice in Jesus Christ. God bless you.

L-11 Now, in the reading of the Gospel. I was telling Pastor Boze just a few moments ago... And I'm... want to express again outwardly I--my gratitude and appreciations to Pastor Boze. I... You know we are all, we are... We have our ups-and-downs, and there's sometimes that we have our ins-and-outs, as we call it. But Brother Joseph has proven to be my friend in all kinds of weather. And I--I love that all weather friend, don't you? Whether you are right or wrong... And I appreciate Brother Joseph. I--I...
He didn't know I was going to say that, and probably would've stopped me if I was going to say it. But I would rather give him a--a little rosebud now, then a whole wreath after he's gone. And I appreciate Brother Joseph Boze.

L-12 And his relative, Mrs. Michen Roby, the great work that she's doing in Germany for those poor little children... In Shreveport the other day, when I met her down there, and she was out soliciting and doing everything she could to support them poor little refugees in Germany, and she give me some papers. And I happened to put them in my pocket and at home, you know when you go home how your little kiddies are, they want to search your pocket, "Daddy, did you bring me something?" And no matter what it is, they are expecting something. And they picked up these papers, and I seen little Rebekah in there a reading it. And she come back. She said, "Daddy, did you see these little fellows when you was overseas?" She said, "Maybe I could give them one pair of my shoes."
And I said, "Honey, daddy will just give some of his love offerings and things like that to help it, so that we can send over to help those people."


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