<TITLE>03. Par 10-12</TITLE>L-10 And then again for your spiritual support, which has been what's made the meeting. You've come in with different ideas of different denominations and everything. But you forgot them, just walked right in here, and put your shoulders to the Word, and went right with us. God bless you. Oh, that means something. It makes me feel like I--that everything that I've ever tried to put forth, this would pay for it right here.
And the great testimonies that's been wrote in, we're just filing them away right now. Of not only just what someone said, but doctors reports of what's happened. And it's been wonderful. And there's many of those who's never even touched this platform, that's never even been called out there in the audience. The Lord has healed them just setting in the Presence of the Lord while He's here to heal. Isn't that the real way to do it? In the Presence of the Lord was there to heal the sick. So wonderful, the hundreds that's come to Christ, backsliders that's come back. We just thank you.
And I want to mention in that too, Brother Arganbright. I thought he was gone, but guess he come back. So we're thankful that he is here with us, and he, I know that's his expression, too.

L-11 Now just before we open the Book... Which I don't claim to be a theologian. I'm not, because I only have a seventh grade education.
Here some time ago in Fort Wayne, Indiana, I was speaking, and there was a man come behind the curtain, after they taken me back there, and I was resting up a little bit before I... just so, so tired... The Anointing is what makes me so tired. Then when It leaves... When I'm here It's all right, but it's when It's going off of you, that's when it gets you.
And then when I was back there and this fellow came to me. He said, "Say, preacher, my," he said, "your grammar is poor."
I said, "I know it." I said, "I only have a seventh grade education."
And he said, "Oh, my," said, "that's no excuse; you're a man."
I said, "Well, we was so poor I couldn't go to school when I was a boy. There was nine of us boys and one girl in the family, and dad wasn't very strong, so I had to work."
He said, "Oh, but now," said, "you're a man."
I said, "Well, since the Lord called me, I'm so busy praying for his children till..."
Said, "Well, look," said, "some of your grammar, and the crowds that you got out there..." He said, "Your grammar's so poor you should be ashamed of yourself."
I said, "I am."
And he said--he said, "Now, for instance," said, "you said 'all you people crossing by this 'polepit.'"
I said, "Wasn't that right?" I didn't know no different. And he said... I said, "Wasn't that all right?"
He said, "No." He said, "You should said 'pulpit', and your congregation would have enjoyed you better."
I said, "Brother, I don't want to hurt your feelings," but I said, "that congregation don't care whether I say 'polepit' or 'pulpit', just so I live the life, preach the Word, and produce Christ, that's the main thing." That's right; Uh-huh. That's right. Thank you.
I might not know the Book too well, but I know the Author real well, and that's the thing that's--that's good. So I believe He will let us know just in the Book as we have need. Now, let us bow our heads and speak to the Author, just before we read His Book.

L-12 O precious Lord, tonight as I think about the snow drifts yonder ahead of us, and the meetings, and overseas, and down into the jungles, and, oh, it's kind of seems a little hard to leave this good, warm fellowship where the home fires are burning, and everybody loves you, and the Spirit a moving to go out there to be challenged by witch doctors and devils and... But go into all the world and preach the Gospel, that was the commission, Lord, and that we must do.
And I pray that You'll bless the folks here at home, and may they remember, Lord, us in prayer as we go to stand on the battle front for the Lord Jesus.


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