<TITLE>16. Par 82-83</TITLE>L-82 Now, I used to ranch a little, herd cattle. And up on the Arapaho Forest in Colorado where we used to run the cattle in the early spring for the grazing, I used to set there with my leg wrapped around the saddle horn and watch the cattle go through. The ranger counted the cattle.
Now, there was some went through there, our brand was a tripod. The next man was a turkey trot. The next man was a diamond tee, the lazy "R," and different cattle went through with different brands. The ranger never questioned that. As they went through, he counted them.

L-83 But the main thing was that every cow that passed through that gate had to be a registered hereford. That's the way it's going to be in heaven. All you Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians, you might have brands, but you have to be a borned again Christian. We all go in on that. Isn't that right? Yes, sir.
Now, while we sing,
 At the name of Jesus bowing,
 Falling prostrate at His feet,
 King and King of the Heaven and crown Him,
 When our journey is complete.
Let's turn right around and shake hands with each other while we're doing that. And Brother Vayle, won't you come here to dismiss the audience if you will. All right, all right.
At the name of Jesus bowing, (Turn right around now and shake hands with everybody here. That... Just... Somebody at your...?... That's right.)
 O King of Kings in heaven will crown Him,
 When our journey is complete.
 Precious name, O how sweet!
 Hope of earth and joy of Heaven;
 And joy of Heaven.
Now, get on the phone; call somebody; do something. Get the people out, so we can get the sinners in, get them saved to the Lord Jesus. Bring the sick out so God can heal. We're expecting the exceedingly abundantly. Now, while we bow our heads while I ask Doctor Lee Vayle from Lima, Ohio, to dismiss the audience.

