<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>58-0523, We Would See Jesus, City Auditorium, Concord, NH, 75 min
L-1 Thank you very much, Brother Vayle. Good evening, friends. Certainly a privilege to be here tonight in this capital of New Hampshire. New Hampshire holds very much for me, since a little boy. I can well remember my hunting trips up in the White mountains, and across the Presidential range, and around Gorham, and the parts of the country up in there.
Good friends that I've--a met years ago. So I've always wanted to come to New Hampshire for a--a service to pray with the sick people, and to visit with you. It's too bad that we just have just two nights here, and just run right in like this, and right out. I've said, "It's something like saying, 'How do you do? Good-bye.'" So--but I'm sure that the blessed Lord will help us to get better acquainted in the years that is to come. We're anticipating coming back sometime for a longer stay.

L-2 This time we're just trying to get acquainted with each other, and I'm sure you love Him. I just stepped into the door, and heard you saying, "Amen," to what Mr. Vayle was saying, and you believe God, and believe that He still lives, and He's--He isn't any different from what He ever was. He isn't any smarter; He can't be any smarter, 'cause He was infinite to begin with. And so, everything that He says, every statement He makes, has to be perfect, because if He could grow in knowledge like we did, then He would be smarter. He could--He could fix things and arrange it a little different. But when God makes a--a statement or says anything, it has to ever remain that way, because He is perfect to begin with.
Now, we--our generations we're finite. And our generations get just a little smarter, and a little smarter as the Scripture says, "Weaker but wiser..." And we grow in knowledge, but God can't. To be infinite, He just has to remain just perfect all the time.

L-3 So then, if a crisis would arise at any time, and God was called on the scene to act, then the way He acted that time, He will have to act each time that way in order to be God. See? Because if He doesn't act the second time the way He did the first time, then He--He knows more about it. Then He does... He did wrong when He act the first time. See? He'd have to act the same each time. If--if the world's in the need of a Saviour, then if He pres--presented a Saviour, a way of salvation in the garden of Eden, to a way of escape, He has continue to do that in order to be God.
If sickness arose into the camp, and God made an atonement for healing, He has to remain on that, or He did wrong when He healed the first person. He did wrong when He forgive the first one. See? He's infinite--infinite and we have to accept it that way, and believe it that way; and if you'll believe it that way, it'll work that way. It's just...

L-4 And I come tonight to visit with you for these two nights of service, as your brother. And I'm so happy to be here with you, and I don't come reca--representing any certain denominational church. We don't represent any denomination. Myself, I was a Missionary Baptist. Mr. Vayle here, was an northern Baptist. I don't belong to the Baptist church any more; I'm just come out into the Gospel to work, and stood through the breach, and said, "We're brethren. Whosoever will, let him come." And what little influence the Lord God has given me, I do not try to place it upon any certain denomination, because I believe that the denominations is not what God looks at. He looks at the people that's in the denominations.


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