<TITLE>03. Par 9-12</TITLE>L-9 I have just been notified this afternoon, as I'm staying with some friends, that you've had some great meetings here in Phoenix, that many great evangelists which passes through this lovely city. And by you being geographically po--just in the place you are, you are a privileged people to hear these great evangelists that pass through here.
And they come in a wonderful time, while the winter seasons are on, many tourists are in. And you've had the privilege of setting under the ministry of great men, and a joy when you see the advertisement up, a "Brother So-and-so is coming to the city," how it makes you feel. And I know you rejoice, and I rejoice with you.
But, oh, I know that there's One that you would love to see above everyone: that would be the Lord Jesus. "Sirs, we would see Jesus." I don't believe that there's ever been a person who ever heard His sacred Name mentioned through lips, but what that's been one of their hearts desires: "We would see Jesus."

L-10 I've often wondered what I would've done when I'd stood there that day and would've heard Him say, "Come unto Me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." I've wondered if I could live long enough to find the time that they could pick that Word up by the radio wave, because they say that--that your voice once speaks, it never dies in the earth.
It's just like a little pebble throwed out into a lake, and those little waves carry on and on, and sometimes till the human eye, can't see them no more, but yet in the little vibration, it finally reaches the bank. And, oh, how sweet it would be to hear the radio pick up the vibrations that's still in the earth from that word, "Come unto Me all ye that labor and are heavy laden."
And, by the way, if our voices carry on like that, then our own voices will be a witness to us at the day of the judgment. When the vibration of our voices is still going on, God will have the great microphone, or the great crystal there, that'll pick up every vibration that we... And our own words will judge us.

L-11 And then I know, perhaps, I'll never, may never live to see that day that when the radio can pick up that little vibration of His literal voice. But I've longed live to see that day when I can hear Him say this: "It was well done, My good and faithful servant. Enter into the joys of the Lord."
And if I... Got a promise in God's Bible. If I can only live true to Him until that day, that's what He promised He would say. And, oh, I look for that day: "Well done, My good and faithful servant."
I believe that we're living in one of the greatest hours for the Gospel that has ever been on the earth. I believe this is the ripening time, one of the greatest times.
I wonder what would take place if Saint Paul could stand on the streets of Phoenix tonight, and see the things taking place that's taking place in the world. I'd imagine he would preach day and night, getting the Word out, for the time is at hand.

L-12 Traveling around the world, and the different nations, and seeing their condition... There seems to be a great drama fixing to take place. And looks like that everything's moving right into the--to the scene where God can just make that great thing come to life, just at once.
I want to say this tonight, that I believe with all that's within me, that we are just fixing to have one of the greatest shakings that this world has ever witnessed of the Gospel power being poured out. All heavens will turn loose after while. And remember, at the same time all hell's going to turn loose too.
But, oh, to make your choice tonight, and put your anchor in the Rock of Ages... How beautiful it is to just set with that perfect assurance, to know that all is well.


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