<TITLE>10. Par 36-39</TITLE>L-36 When I get ready to leave, she is the mother of my three children. We just kneel down in the room, and we put our arms around each other; and I say to her, "Sweetheart, I am so happy to have a wife like you."
And she said, "I'm so happy to be married to the servant of the Lord."
I said, "I know you'll be lonesome, honey, while I'm gone, but I'll be praying for you."
She said, "I'll be praying for you, honey, that God will use you to win souls to the Kingdom...?... Then we offer our prayer to God, to bless us and watch over us while we are separated one from another. And I get up, kiss her good-bye, go out the door, and forget about her till I come back? I'm not scared she's going to run around. She's not scared of me go taking any other woman. As long as we love one another like that, we'll live true to each other.

L-37 And as long as you love the Lord Jesus, you will do what He wants you to do and do nothing to harm...?... It's love that the world looking for. "Though I speak with tongues of men and Angels," said Paul, "I am become as a sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal. Though I have power to do miracles, to move the mountains, though he can do all these things and had not love, I am nothing."
Don't judge a man because he can pray a prayer of faith for the sick and they get well. Don't judge a man because he might do some supernatural miracle, as being a sainted person. But the only way that you can judge is by the love that they have for Christ and for each other.

L-38 And do you see what the Holy Spirit has to bring to the Father, that we're all separated and no love for each other. The world wants to see a display of love.
Here some time ago, as you know I am a hunter. And I love the wilderness. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... mother's mother come from the reservation. And it's been just the...?... blood to make me love the outdoors. How I love it and in the nature I meet God.
My first Bible was mother nature. Who could look in the face of that flower and be...?... and say there's no God. Where did it come from...?... No, God is in nature.
Sometime ago I was hunting elk way back...?... And it was early in the fall, the snow...?... I was about sixty miles from civilization. And back up there in the mountains, I... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
Oh, what a feeling...?... Oh, something in me just called out. I could hear God in the wolf call. Then down to my left across towards another mountain I heard the--a big male elk bugle. In the storm he had lost from the other. And way down farther on the mountainside, the herd answered him.

L-39 Then something begin to move. I said, "Oh, it's good to be here."...?... And the sun bathed, the evergreen froze from the rain. And the sun shining against them made a rainbow. And I said, "Oh God, You live in the mountain." The rainbow represents the covenant.
He was to look upon in Revelations 1, the rainbow had jasper and sardine stone: Benjamin and Reuben, the first and the last; He that was, which is, and shall come, the root and offspring of David, the Morning Star.
And as I looked at that, my emotions become to a place where I could not hold it any longer. I screamed to the top of my voice. I had to give vent. And I suppose if someone would've been in the woods they'd thought, "There's a maniac there, or someone from the insane institution." Around and around the tree I went screaming to the top of my voice. Well, I was feeling that way. I was worshipping God.


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