<TITLE>11. Par 38-41</TITLE>L-38 My loving friends, may I say this to you tonight? God wants us one, but He wants us one, not under the foolishness of man-head, but He wants us one united under the holy Godhead. United as one person, one man, one woman, one church, one people, one view, one purpose, one motive, one objective, that's Jesus Christ. One thing, to serve Him, one love, the love of God, one brotherhood, brotherhood of man, one fellowship of the Holy Ghost, then we're united.
That's where God is building this day, regardless of what the devil does. He's building a tower, and that tower is made out of the united people, made out of Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians, Pentecostal, Nazarene, Pilgrim Holiness. It's made out of all the born again people that's got the baptism of the Holy Ghost in their heart, filling that little apartment, and looking straight to God for deliverance.

L-39 We're united then as one. We won't fuss no more then. We won't argue no more. We'll act like man. We'll dress like man. We'll dress like women. Sons and daughters of God, our character, our conduct, our faith will prove. When God says anything we'll say amen to it. If the Bible says for us to do certain things we'll do it. We won't argue back; we'll just go and do it. That's what God wants us united under. Oh, how we ought to act in this present day.

L-40 Here sometime ago, down in the southlands, they used to have the slavery for the colored folks. And the Afrikaans, the Boers that went down into Africa, bought those slaves, or captured them, and brought over here and sold them to the southern people for slaves. And they just sold them like you would a automobile. It never was right. And they--they sold them down there for slaves. And they were sad. They'd have to whip them and make them work because they were sad.
They'd go around and--brokers, and would buy a--a human being just like you'd go to a used car lot to buy you a used car. Oh, it was wrong. And when he would buy them, buy four or five here for a certain price and take them and sell them to another man for a certain-certain price... Buy the great, husky, healthy, breed them big men to bigger women to make bigger, huskier slaves, like animals...
One day a certain broker come by an old plantation, and he said, "I would like to know how many slaves you have for sale."
He said, "Oh, perhaps, maybe a few."
Said, "May I look them over."
Said, "You may."

L-41 And he went out on the plantation, and he begin to look around. And he found them out there hollering at them, scolding them because they were sad. They'd never go back home no more. Mama was over there; Daddy was over there; maybe baby was over there, husband over there. They'd never see them no more. They were here for slaves; they'd die in the soil and bury here. They were sad.
But this slave buyer happened to notice one young man. They didn't have to whip him. He had his chest out and his chin up, just everything just at the moment. And the slave buyer said to the owner; he said, "I'd like to buy that slave."
Oh, he said, "But he's not for sale."
He said, "He's so much different from the other."
Said, "I know it."
Said, "Just--just set your price, what you want for him."
He said, "I told you, he's not for sale."
He said, "Is he the boss over the rest of them?"
Said, "No, he's just a slave."
He said, "Do you feed him a little different from the rest of them?"
Said, "No, they all eat out at the galley together."
Oh, he said, "What makes this man so much different from the other slaves?"
He said, "You know what?" He said, "I wondered about that one time myself till I found out." Said, "I found out that over in the homeland in Africa, his father was a king of the tribe." And said, "Though he's an alien and he's away from home, but he still knows in his heart that he's a king's son. And he conducts himself like a king's son."


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