<TITLE>18. Par 58-60</TITLE>L-58 So Jairus turned his little head to see what Jesus said about it. I can see those lovely eyes looked over to him, said, "Fear not. Only believe, and thou shalt see the glory of God." Glory. That was the Word.
Jairus stuck his chest out, just as brave as he could be and walked over yonder. And here come some mourners, "Boo-hoo, she's gone. Hoo, she's gone."
Jesus looked over at Jairus;he had his chest sticking out, going right on, paying no attention to it, walking right on down the road.
First thing you know, here stood Rabbi Levinski. Here stood all the rest of the rabbis around with their hands folded like this. "Aha, now you're excommunicated and your--your girl's done died. The doctor just left at her. The undertaker's there now. Got her embalmed. Laying out on the str... Out. You see what you got. Now you're without a job."
Jairus just passed them on by just as if they didn't even say a word, on by. Here come all the church, "We're ashamed of you, of our pastor." Well, he had already heard the Word of Jesus. He'd already come in contact with Him. He had an assurance. If Jesus said so, that's right. That's all that's necessary.

L-59 Walks on up the house. Them saying, "Oh, she's gone. She's gone. Poor little thing she died yesterday...?... been embalmed, the blood out of her."[Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
All of a sudden the lips begins to turn pink. The wrinkle into her forehead starts... Her big blue eyes opens up. She said, "Daddy." Looked around.
Jesus took her by the hand and said, "Give her something to eat now." Glory. That's the Lord Jesus. He's the omnipotent.
"I am He that was dead and is alive again forevermore. I'm raised from the dead." And He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. And nineteen hundred years has past. That same Lord Jesus is down here at Shreveport, Louisiana, tonight, under this tent.
Without one fear to know that I'd have to answer at the day of judgment if I make that statement, because He's here. I feel Him. I see the reaction of His Word to them that's filled with the Spirit. They're children "that eat not by bread alone, but by the Words that proceeds out of the mouth of God." And when the Word goes forth, the hungry children gather and say, "Thank you, Father. Thank you, Father. Oh, I love You, Father; I love You.
Eating, not only biscuits and grits and brown gravy, they're feeding on the eternal Word of God filling their soul with a spiritual atmosphere.

L-60 He's here. Oh, it seems crazy to the world. Sure, did in all ages and it will in this age; but just wait for that age that is to come. This is man's day. The day of the Lord will come.
Let us serve Him so now, that in the day when He does come, we'll be found faithful. Whether we live or whether we sleep; we'll be wakened up at the sound of the trumpet and will rise in the beauty of His resurrection, and shall be partakers of His holiness, and of His power of His resurrection. We are now enjoying the earnest of our salvation. Amen. Amen.
Let us pray. While we have our heads bowed, every eye is closed, please, while Christians are praying, I wonder tonight upon the raw Gospel without gloves on, just pushed out the way the Holy Spirit would let us say it... I wonder if tonight if there would be one under the tent that would raise up your hands and say, "Lord Jesus, by this I want to say to You that I believe You and want to serve You, want to accept You as my Saviour tonight." Is there a one that would raise your hand?


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