<TITLE>01. Par 1-7</TITLE>58-0301E, Hear Ye Him, Memorial Auditorium, Chattanooga, TN, 113 min
L-1 Thank you brother...?... Good evening, friends. I'm certainly happy to be here tonight again to speak in the Name of the Lord Jesus to you fine audience of people. Sorry to see you standing, several of you, but I think this is about as the largest auditorium they could get at the present time. And it shows you love the Lord if you come out and stand up during the service. You didn't come to be seen then; you come for what good you could get out of the service.
And a service is always that way. You usually get what you put in the service. We think of expectations. When you're expecting to find the Lord, if you come to a service expecting to find Him, He will be there. If you're come expecting to find something you could criticize, the devil will sure show it to you. So you could... Just whatever you're expecting, that's just what you receive.

L-2 And now, last evening we took so much time on the subject of healing, I thought maybe tonight I would speak a little from the evangelistic side. And tomorrow at noon or eleven o'clock, I think I'm to speak at a--a church here. The--the brother, cooperating pastor here, Brother Littlefield, at his church. That's evangelistic service.

L-3 And now, usually, we're trying to start new to try to have a--an emergency place where that those... Many people doesn't understand in America especially this type of ministry, 'cause they've always been used to have laying hands on them and praying for them.

L-4 We had such a wonderful time of fellowship this morning at the ministerial breakfast. And you people, I met many of your pastors. No wonder you're fine people; you got fine pastors to teach you. And we had a real time of rejoicing.
And I just look like I could find no place to stop talking, just such a fine bunch of men. We were there till ten minutes till eleven, I believe, after just having a few moments for breakfast. But we had an old fashion love feast among each other. I think that's what brethren ought to do. I think that's good. That molds us together as one.

L-5 And now... Then tomorrow evening is prayer service here again for the sick. Tomorrow evening beginning at, I believe, seven o'clock, the pastor's announcing it: at seven o'clock.
And now, there's a emergency room. We've been... The brother said if he'd have knew it a little sooner, he could've got it, that's on the side.

L-6 But Mr. Wood and my son gives out the prayer cards in the afternoon. And the pastor and I were just discussing it here a few moments ago. And if you--if you see one of them, and if you feel that you just can't wait till after service and you've got to get to your own service or whatever it is, and you wish just to pray for them before the service starts, see one of those and they'll put as many as they can to the emergency room.
If you've got a case that's real bad and you're afraid you can't stay through the service, or your own service is going to go on that night, we don't want to call anyone from their post of duty. We--we want you in your duty at your church when you're having services.
And usually when I have my just own service, just set a meeting and call whosoever, I have my service on the afternoon, so everybody can be free to go at night back to their own church.

L-7 So, this way... We couldn't have it that way this time, so we had to take it the--the way we had to have it tomorrow night. And then, we're going to give that emergency room for the people who can't stay for the service and must hurry home at once. And so that'll... We'll pray for them in the room before the service begins tomorrow night.
So you probably will have to be in the emergency room by six or a quarter after, at the latest.


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