<TITLE>05. Par 13-15</TITLE>L-13 Now, you love Him with all your heart? All right, fine. Now, maybe in a night or two, we'd say Saturday night, perhaps, we'll have another healing service. And maybe, Sunday night... And I want to announce, if it's all right with Brother Moore, in--in his church Sunday morning, I'll have a drama. How many likes drama?
I believe the last time I was here I had a drama of the woman washing Jesus' feet with her tears and bathing Him. How many heard that? All right. I have one Sunday, the Lord willing, and--for the tabernacle, for this coming Sunday morning. And it's dedicated to the young folks. And of course, you're always young from eight to eighty, you know. So just... All of you, the old ones will get just as much enjoyment out of it as the young ones. The Lord willing, we'll have it Sunday morning. And you're invited out.
Now, tonight--today, I've been so tired, I was up late last night, and the vision had me up. And then, usually visions work on me pretty hard. That's the reason that on these meetings, I'm trying to maybe take a few nights off, preach, then, a few nights, and have a healing service, and then back. I'm trying to make myself adjusted to meetings where we're going to get a big tent, and stay for three and four weeks at a time in a place. And so, we pray that God will help me to do that. And now, I couldn't go every night like that, I'd just... One meeting and I'd be done. But God didn't give it to me like that. I've misused it. And I've tried to, just because to rally the people, but I'm beginning to think it's best to listen to God instead of what anyone says. It's always best.

L-14 Now, tonight we want to speak to you for a few moments. And now, how many thinks, feels like, we ought to have another healing service in a night or two. Let's see your hands. Just kind of get the general opinion of the people. Well, that's about half and half. All right. Then we'll... You bring your sick folks in again, let's see, say, Saturday night. And then, well, maybe, tomorrow night, and then have it again Sunday night. Maybe that'd be better, have it tomorrow night and then Sunday night. Yeah. Tomorrow night we'll have healing service. All right. We'll pray for the sick again tomorrow night, and then have it again Sunday night, and then make it every other night. Then next week, right down towards the close, I've got to leave here and drive just as hard as I can, thirty-seven hundred miles to the next meeting. Way, as far as roads go, the end of the world, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. No more roads beyond that, cross the top of the world.

L-15 Last time we was there, we had ten thousand in a meeting, Indians and Eskimo's. And so we're expecting a great time there, five days. And I'll you tell what happened. The preachers was so at one another's throat up there, and fussing with one another, through Canada, until the farmers got sick and tired of it. One said, "Well, if they have anything to do with it, we'll bring Brother Branham in, but we... If they have anything to do with it, we're not coming." So... "They have it, we're not coming. We'll not have nothing with it."
So the farmers got together and rented the auditorium, and we don't have to even take up an offering. Amen. It's all paid for. Amen. Now, that's the love of God. The farmers is showing up the preachers. God's lamb is laying on the farm, looks like. Amen.


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