<TITLE>03. Par 9-12</TITLE>L-9 I was thinking yesterday in my talk to a neighbor boy, and he said, "You know, a certain little pastor," he said, "he's such a wonderful fellow." Said, "Wife and I were setting with our pajamas on," and said, "about eleven o'clock at night, he come by and knocked at the door, said, 'Just come by to have a cup of coffee with you,' see?" And said, "He cut across the street to another neighbor, and they were about ready to go to bed, and he eat a cookie over there. And just..." And then he said, "His--his... Had a little Bible school for the kiddies. And he had so many little kiddies there, him and his wife, until they had to put up tents on the outside to accommodate the children."
And I went back; I got to thinking, "You know, that's right, that--that's a--that's a wonderful little fellow." And I believe Brother Fleeman here, I believe his boy goes; it's a little Faith Lutheran Church up here, a wonderful little man and his wife. They're doing a great work for the Lord.

L-10 And I thought... I got to washing my car, and I--I become discouraged, I thought, "Why is it I can't do that?" See? Go around get all the kids to follow me around. I love kiddies. And why can't I jump from house to house, from pillar to post like that? And Something just said to me, "You wasn't called for that." He's doing just what God told him, but we got to have somebody to stand out here like the Oral Roberts and them, a Joshua with the sword, with a message of faith and deliverance. And see, we got to have those who can have the--that type and one can have this; but just all goes together to make one big unit; that's God's church.

L-11 Talking a few moments ago to a young lady, discouraged and heartbroken. And I was trying to tell her about how that--that a woman and a man are not separated, they are the same self person. Man made... God made man both male and female; he was man. That's right. And He separated them in flesh and made them different, but joined them together and raise the children as one. And so, the man, the burly and the--the sort, and the women is the--the--the love part of the man. So they are together. That's... God separated them, but they were both the very same person, m-a-n; and woman's called "wo-man," that's right, 'cause she was taken from man. She is a part of the man. But in--in life here in flesh, they were separated; in spirit they are one.

L-12 And was talking about men losing their affections for their wife and don't love them as they did when they were sweethearts, shame on you. You ought to do it; she's always your sweetheart. Absolutely, that's the part she should be. And you should treat her like that. Oh, never let that little honeymoon cease, 'cause it isn't going to in heaven. It's going to be just perfectly one there. That's right. It's all...
Looks like some women ought to said amen to that, don't it? "You never let me hear... You're always bawling women out and talking like." Sister Hickerson, why didn't you say something, or somebody back there, say... Did you? Thank you, Sister Cox, that's very good. Brother Cox, that's for you, ever where you are now. All right. Yes, sir. And we should never forget to honor each other; always be sweethearts; never let it cease.


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