<TITLE>03. Par 10-14</TITLE>L-10 Now, to the best of my knowledge I put every penny of it to the glory of God. And someday, friend, when we meet on a--in a better land, in God's land where we'll never be old and never be sick... We'll never pray for the sick any more. All the old will change back young again. And won't that be wonderful?
I hope to meet each one of you, and set down and shake your hand, talk with you, just a thousand years apiece. You see? We won't have no less time than we--than we did the first hour we entered. There'll be no time then; it'll all be eternity.

L-11 And I pray that He who keeps the moon shining bright, makes the stars clean bright for traveling at night, I hope He will watch over you and protect you, till we meet at that side. God bless you.
It was something I had on my mind: yes, to thank the people for this auditorium, this--this arena here. I want to thank them, if any of them's present, custodians and so forth, been mighty nice. This is about two or three times I been in this place, and I certainly want to thank you.

L-12 Coming in the door just a few moments ago, I was introduced to a minister, had no limbs. I think diabetes caused him to lose his limbs some time ago. And he was in a little wheelchair...?... shake that man's hand. No limbs and yet, when I was knelt down or stooped over and had a little prayer for him, he raised up his hands and praised God. Oh, my, how wonderful that is. The Lord bless that man.
And now, remember me. How many will pray for me? I'll be praying for you. Thank you, friend. God bless you, each one. I'll be praying for you.
Now, I see some of my friends, the Indians are setting back here tonight. Are you all from Apache's up there, the Apache? Are... I had a wonderful meeting up there the last time I was there. How many was up there to see that little Indian princess girl receive her sight? I believe her daddy was behind her. How the doctors and them went up there to examine them...

L-13 We've always had a good time up there on the reservation, and I wanted to come this time. Just so hoarse, I know I couldn't speak outside. I see you understand English, don't you, lady? You tell the brethren up there for me, will you do it for me now? Tell them that I didn't get to come 'cause I was so hoarse and so tired. But if nothing else, I'll come down. I'll be down in the valley pretty soon, the Lord willing. And I'll come up and have a good long meeting for you all up there. Pray that God will bless you.
I know all their other people here. We all appreciate the Indian people, don't we, friend, every one of us? It's their--it's their land that we're living in. Who is the American? The one that God put here Himself and give the land, the Indian, exactly right. Such wonderful faith, I remember the first night there. Brother Moore, we could say many things about that, Brother Brown. So thank you very much, God be with you now.

L-14 Now, I want to speak for you in the closing service, just for a few moments. And we want to try to hold that prayer line just as long as I can tonight; that is, if we should call one.
And now remember, if any time I can pray for you, call me up. If any time you want a prayer cloth, send it. Just send for it. I'll send it to you. And now, anything that I can do to help you, be a blessing to you, help you solve a problem, pray for you, let me know, just write to me. Everything's free; you won't be wrote back and dunned, or billed for anything, or to... I have nothing to sell or nothing but just, I got love. And I want to express that with you to the Lord Jesus.


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