<TITLE>18. Par 79-84</TITLE>L-79 The next year when she comes out, she's got two more little babies, one or two more. She mothers them through the summer and fall she scats them away again. She has two more the next summer.
But what if she doesn't have any babies that year. You know what she does? She goes out; she tries to find those cubs. They're as big as she is. If she can't find them, she'll take a couple of little wolves. She'll take a couple coyotes. She'd take actually a human baby. Sure, it's been done.
She'll take that little baby or anything, and she'll mother it. It's just nature. She can't help it.

L-80 Look at a little girl with her dolly. Why, she ain't three years old. I seen my little Sarah the other night. I went in the room, nervous little thing. There she was sleeping with her little doll on her arm. I stood there and looked down. I thought, "Poor little thing. You know, it won't be long many years, dad will get old after what I am now, get gray and pass away, but that's foreshadowing someday of a real little baby laying there. That's just in you."
And if you don't love those little fellows, something else will take its place. If a man don't worship God, he will worship his car. He will go to barroom. He--he will do something else. He will run around, 'cause there's something got to take that place.

L-81 Now, our sister, I don't mean to be a--a get her into emotion; but not having a mother's care correctly, something else took its place. And the poor little thing is suffering this morning from a nervous break, two little babies. She's made mistakes. So have I, and who else hasn't. And I'm trying to say, there's Someone who's done forgive us. She raised her hand awhile ago. It's all gone. That come from a true heart which I want to believe it did. Watch what happens. When she's an old gray-headed woman, it'll still stand. That's right, but she's nervous.

L-82 There's not a medicine in the world can help nerves. If you take medicine to settle your nerves, it'll make you twice as bad when it leaves you. There's not a remedy for nervousness, but I'm so glad there's a cure. You know I've suffered that too. There's a cure, not a remedy, a cure, double cure.
On my sermon yesterday at the radio, "The Arrow of Deliverance," the preacher strikes so short of it as Joash did. He should've struck some more.

L-83 But look, my brother, sister, the remedy is Christ. Or may I say this in the pulpit behind this little old box built here... But it's just as sacred as any pulpit for the Gospel; it's been dedicated to God. We're a poor people. It might not have a gold layer over the top, but the Holy Ghost has come here and done some great things for us.
My sister, dear, God bless your little heart. As a mother and as a child, if you'll accept what Brother Bill has says or tell you now, I'll assure you, honey, that you'll go out of here, you'll be well.
Now, when you raised your hand awhile ago, that time you accepted Christ. I want you... In a few minutes I want you to come up here, and I can prove to you by (you be the judge), by the grace of God, and the Holy Ghost that's now standing here can make it leave you. That's right. I've never seen it fail, but then it'll come back to you when you get away from here (See?) if you'll let it. But if you'll just not receive it any more, no matter how you feel, you go on saying, "Jesus Christ heals me."

L-84 See you've dropped, Ora Mae, from up here where you used to be happy, and ride that bicycle, and run up-and-down the street here; you was happy then. You didn't have the feelings you have now, did you? See? Now, you're dropped down here. It's because there wasn't nothing there to hold you, honey. You dropped down here.
But now you've got to believe that you're up here, and believe it; and faith without works is dead. If you believe it, then act like you're up there, and then God will just lift you right up there again.


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