<TITLE>06. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 I--I'm glad to see our people here this morning, none of them poverty as I know of, all wearing good clothes, and you're clean, intelligent-looking people. I'm so thankful to God to know that you're that way.
I come here, friends, one time during the depression when I preached in overalls, and you walked the miles and--in here, and across the country, and not enough to eat. And I know. That's right. I remember it. God's blessed us, and we're grateful to Him. See? But this morning (See?), how you look different this morning. I'm thankful for that. But never let that stop you; remember where it come from: from Above. And win a soul there, that'll last forever.
And maybe, the biggest part of you probably has a little bank account somewhere. I'm glad for that. And may God just richly bless that. But don't let that stand in your way of winning a soul. That's right. Keep souls first.

L-19 Now, I was thinking about maybe... I asked Brother Neville, or... You have no certain Sunday school lesson, so we just teach from anywhere, and somewhere in the Bible. And I thought about teaching this morning, as I was coming down, 'fore I come into the room, about on the book of Revelations. Then I remembered that a radio program is running a--a series on the book of Revelations. Charles Fuller, I think is running a book. And Brother Fuller is a typologist himself, and I was afraid we'd kind of get together on that, and you've already heard some of it.

L-20 So then I thought we'd go over to the Book of Hebrews as a good... How many like the Book of Hebrews? Oh, it's great. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... of that... Let's go over to about the 10th chapter. I think that's a beautiful chapter. I don't know whether I've ever taught on it, probably have here, part of it. Usually get two or three verses, and then that settles it, and we get started off in the Bible.
You know, sometime when I come in on a vacation, I'm just so hungry to get one more time where I can settle down at the Tabernacle or somewhere here, and just have a series of study, like we used to take the Bible, just like on a certain book, and just go, just comb it back and forth through the Scriptures like this. It places and establishes our faith. That's what these lessons are for, is to establish our faith.
Now, in the 10th chapter of Hebrews... I don't know why, just setting in there, I just turned to it. And we want to read from here for a little lesson and teach it. As we get down here, find out we've been into it before, then I'll... We'll turn over to something else, or maybe the Lord will lead us to something else.

L-21 Now, don't forget the services tonight at the Tabernacle here. Brother will be speaking to us tonight. And if you got any friends around New Albany down there, Brother Matheny's, we'll be speak there a little while tonight. And then, Wednesday night, and Brother Junior Jackson...
I heard him "Amen" awhile ago, but I've never been able to find him. And he's in the building. And his is Thursday night, and--and I believe he has Sunday night. Where you at, Junior? I can't place you. Oh, no wonder, you're setting behind that big fellow back there. You're... What? Is your service on Fri--Sunday night too, is it, Junior? [Brother Jackson says, "That's right."--Ed.] Thursday and Sunday. ["Right."] All right. And his services is tonight. And he's out on State street in New Albany, State and um... ["Monroe"] Monroe.
Brother Ginther, you can see it's been a long time since I read meters or fixed any services. I forgot all the streets. But there's... I still love the same Lord Jesus that was with us then, when--helped me in those days. I was telling a brother awhile ago. I used to go down there when I would be reading meters, and knock on the door to read the meter, and pull out my Bible and read awhile 'fore the lady got the door, something like that.


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