<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>57-0612, Jehovah-Jireh, Cadle Tabernacle, Indianapolis, IN, 111 min
L-1 Shall we bow our heads just a moment for prayer. Our heavenly Father, we thank Thee for this privilege that we have of gathering together in this tabernacle tonight. We thank Thee for the tabernacle, for what it stands for. We thank Thee for its founders, its ministers through the years. We pray tonight, heavenly Father, that You'll give us a visitation from Thy beloved Son, the Lord Jesus, that'll make a meeting, that'll go down in history, not only in the earthly books, but in the books of heaven. May souls come to Christ. May sick people be healed. Get glory out of the service, Father. For we ask it in the Name of Thy beloved Child, the Lord Jesus. Amen. May be seated.

L-2 It's awfully warm in the tabernacle tonight, but we're happy to be here in the service of the Lord. I understand that my sister, sister-in-law, mother-in-law, and a host from Jeffersonville is here. Just as I come up, my son told me. We're sure glad to have you in the Cadle Tabernacle tonight. My mother-in-law is the mother of my first wife. It was she that walked in door with me there when E. Howard Cadle walked down and shook our hands and taken us through the tabernacle about twenty years ago or better. So we're very privileged tonight, to be serving the Lord in this day.
And now, last evening I come to you telling you about Dr. F. F. Bosworth, who held several weeks of campaign here many years ago. Reverend Bosworth was preaching before I was born. And last night, he was laying with death rattles in his throat, and his frantic wife... With a blood clot pushing through his heart... And last night, his wife calling everywhere and finally they called in over at the place where I stayed, and we got here and had prayer, and tonight, he's up, and I was talking to him on the phone just a while ago. I told him that when I announced this sickness to the church last night, and for prayer, I told him that the people wept. Brother Bosworth is certainly a--a gallant soldier of God. I love him just like... I guess the love of Brother Bosworth and I, is something like Jonathan and David I guess it was just... We're really, really brothers in Christ. I told him I hope to see the day that when we could be at the Cadle Tabernacle together. He's getting old, near a hundred, but the Lord is with him, and he's a very fine man.

L-3 And now, tonight it's just a little late. Brother Joseph was telling me they had a little extra something they had to do, and it was a little late before they called me, and we'll go right straight into the service now. And be in prayer, very much in prayer for the service.
I want to say, this morning I was privileged of listen to one of your teachers here in this convention, in a convention group of about, I guess, close to three hundred people. Over three hundred people gathered together this morning in the upper room of a hotel, where they were having breakfast; and I had the grand privilege of being there, and saying a few words, and hearing a wonderful message on the sovereignty of the local church, which certainly is my views of it. So...


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