<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 Brother Jack Coe. I know you all heard of him. He just had a little trouble down in Florida. Brother Jack Coe is a wonderful person. He certainly is. And I remember Brother Coe first time he come to my meeting. Talk about a little skeptic he was, and little old skinny fellow, but he sure out-growed that now. And so he--he come to the meeting, and oh, he was just going to tear it to part. So he--he tells it in his--one of his stories.
I was reading some of his literature where he--he went outside. He said, "Now, that thing of telling people what's wrong with them and things, I don't believe that." So a lady was passing by, you know, said, "Tell me what's wrong with her."
I said, "What's you so skeptic about?" And I told him what the lady had there as the Lord showed me.
He said, "Well, that's the truth."

L-7 So the next night coming down through a place. I believe it was down in San Antonio, Texas, and we were going out the side of the auditorium, and here stood this little old boy standing out there again, head back. And he said, "I want to speak to you a minute."
I said, "Look, sir. What's you so skeptic... What you following me around like that for?" I said, "Now, it's going to come to pass that you're going to have a ministry similar to this, so what you fighting about?" And that's just what happened.

L-8 I remember O. L. Jaggers. The hardest person I ever had to shake away from me was O. L. Jaggers. I didn't want to shake him away from me, but he was so skeptic. Oh, my. He was beating it down, and all the time I knew he believed it in his heart, but he just wanted to see what I was going...?... So he, Brother O. L. Jaggers, he's a bosom friend, a very fine man, and Tommy Osborn, he was there.
You reading the life story. How many's read the book of my life story? Just... We have just a few of them. I don't sell books. Now, I'm not a book salesman. These books are not mine. Someone wrote them, and I buy them at forty cents less than what I sell them here at, and then I have to haul them and everything. I... It's money; I lose on them, and I give the ushers and so forth orders, if some poor brother, sister comes by and wants one and hasn't got the money to pay for it, give it to him anyhow (See?), and so something will take place. It's always come out some way. It still will. The thing is to get the message to the people.

L-9 Show you the good it does. Today I was--last night, rather--I was handed a letter. The woman may be here tonight. At this last meeting down here, and 'course, I don't know what goes on when that visions are... It's another world, friends.
And only way I know (See?), I've got a boy setting here with a tape recorder, and if anybody... You have to watch now what it tells you. The vision doesn't heal you, but when you hear it move out, and tell you what the future is, and say, "THUS SAITH THE LORD," then you mark that right down. Find out if that isn't just right. It'll never fail, and--and so then that's how we keep these recordings. And we know just exactly what everything was said, and you check them, and double check them, and there never has been one time but what everything happened just that way. It always will, because it's God. See?


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