<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>56-0816, The Working Of The Holy Spirit, Prince Albert Arena, Prince Albert, SK, 104 min
L-1 Thank you, Brother Cox. Good evening, friends. Happy to be here again tonight, just one night prior the closing of this little campaign. Certainly enjoy it very much.
And so happy to hear the good reports coming in of what the Lord Jesus is doing. You know, I hardly know from one time, after the service is over, just what takes place until some of them tells me about it. And how our dear heavenly Father has been answering prayer.
Now, I say you all got a good courage to come out on a night like this, cool. And 'course, I like it myself. And I... But to see you come out to serve the Lord, I sure do appreciate you. I know God will bless you.

L-2 Now, tomorrow night, the Lord willing, is the ending of this little campaign. And we encourage all the pastors and all to come out; everybody is welcome, we just... Doors is open to all denominations, to Protestants, Catholic, Jews, to everybody, to every human being in the world, everybody. Regardless if you are a Buddha worshipper, or a Mohammedan, or whatever you might be, you are welcome anyhow. Come right out.
You know, Jacob dug a well, and the--and the Philistines run him away from it, and he called it malice, and he dug another one and he called it strife, and they run him away. And then he dug another well, said, "There's room for us all." Uh-huh that's the kind of well we're drinking at tonight, where there's room for us all.

L-3 How many remembers that old Southern Baptist song we used to sing: "Room, room, yes there is room, there's room at the fountain for me"? Did anybody up here know it? I see a few southerners stuck around here. "A Room at the Fountain for me," Used to sing it many years ago down south in the Baptist church, when we have a big revival and get up there and sing: "Room at the Fountain," when we was making an altar call. Great days, I... Some of them old people, I guess has done gone on, and on the other side waiting.
Now, just... I don't mean to take much of your time; I just so full of things to say, that the Lord has done, and testimonies. If I'd be here for five years I'd never be unloaded, I don't believe. And you see a wonderful people, a wonderful spirit, lovely group.

L-4 And now, I've been used to preaching to a lot of these Southerners. They are noisy as all get-out. So just sing a song, and they'll walk up-and-down the aisles crying, and shouting, and so forth. And--and you're very conservative people, but I wish to say this, that I believe that you set still and take every word. And then, you've had a lot of troubles up through here, and you have to weigh out what you're--you're talk--thinking about. So that's a good thing. Always watch before you set your feet and you won't be sorry of it. That's a very good thing.
And mama used to tell me an old proverb of hers; she said, "Think twice, and speak once." So that's pretty good too, to think it over.

L-5 And now, anything that we teach, or anything, we don't want to be contrary to anyone's doctrine or so forth. We don't mean to be indifferent. And I don't think I am indifferent. If I am, why, I pray that God forgive me. I come with a heart full of love and respects for every person that names the Name of the Lord Jesus. And for those who do not name the Name of the Lord Jesus, I still love and respect them. And if I said that just from my lips, or it just come from above my eyes, but it must come from my heart. And I really mean it from my heart. That is true.
Now, each night, seeing you setting here shivering... And my wife says, "You know, my back almost breaks. How does them poor people set there all that time, and some of them not even a back in the seat..." Said, "Billy, I wish..." Said, "It just seems like you are--you are torturing them." I don't mean to do it; honest I don't. I--I don't mean to torture you; I--I'm just trying...


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