<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>56-0621, The Law Having A Shadow, Philadelphia Church, Chicago, IL, 73 min
L-1  Thank you brother Joseph...?...
All things are possible, only believe.
 Only believe, only believe,
 All things are possible, only believe.
Good evening friends. And shall we just bow our heads while we're standing to speak to our Lord. Our heavenly Father, we're so grateful to Thee tonight, for this privilege that we have of gathering here, this lovely, big, Philadelphian church to meet a big group of worshipers and our dear, beloved pastor, Brother Boze, and many... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
And good evening, great Philadelphia church, and all of it's members, and staff workers. And it's certainly a privilege for me to be here tonight, to speak to you in this service. I'm very warm, but that's what we like, a warm meeting, nothing like one.
Thanks to our dear, beloved brother for the token of welcome here, also. For the flowers that was given to brother and I. There's... You know, flowers preach sermons, did you know that? That's right. It's an expression of love, what flowers is. But they preach a sermon, too, because they're something that God has made. And they're beautiful.

L-2 Now, I was at Indianapolis last week, and--and the Lord was--met with us there with a wonderful meeting. And your dear pastor, who is always such a close bosom friend to me... You know he loves me when he knows I'm wrong. That's what makes him such a good friend. No matter... A lot of times I say, "Joseph, I wished I could do that, my brother, but I just can't do it."
And some things that's really legitimate, and don't make any difference what you have to do, Joseph don't care. He's just all right anyhow. You know, anybody could be your friend when you're in the right. But when you--you're in the wrong, he's still your friend; that's a real friend.
I remember, used to have a little poem in school. Many of you my age can remember it, I suppose. Some--I don't get, just the last part or something about:
A man of words and not of deed,
Is like a garden full of weeds.
Something on that order. And dry weathered friends is very many, but real friends that stick as close as a brother, they're--they're appreciated, and very, very fine. We appreciate it; I appreciate it.

L-3 Now, we're on our road tonight, to leave in the morning real early, about the break of day, if we can drive some of the hot weather to Minneapolis. The Christian Businessmen's breakfast is Saturday morning at the Legion Hotel. There we're to meet several delegations. Some from down in the place where Brother Joseph's been wanting me to go for a long time. They got a delegation coming there from Egypt to find out about meetings in Egypt.
And--and then from the... I believe another group of... Got the YMCA to have a delegation meet there, from Non-pentecostal Ministers of Greater Minneapolis, and many other different things. And the meeting is going to be a very strange one. As far as advertisement, we're--no one's advertised to speak. Well, I have the breakfast. But all the rest of it is just to be the way the Holy Spirit leads. And it's supposed to be Mr. Roberts, Tommy Hicks, and many of the other wonderful brethren that's on the field. Just to set in the meeting, and what the Holy Ghost say's, "Do," go do it.
I believe that ought to be pretty good, don't you? I just think that's right. Get the formal out of it, and let God have a chance one time, to say what He wants to say. We preachers always saying what we got to say, then let the Lord have a chance to say. And I'm...


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