<TITLE>29. Par -</TITLE>L-43-1 We believe in feet washing. We believe in Communion. We believe in the second coming of Christ, the visible corporal body of the Lord, not spirit, but the corporal body of the Lord Jesus coming again in glory. We believe in the physical resurrection of the dead to receive a body, not old and wrinkled as we go into the grave, but a new one in the very bliss of youth to live forever. We believe in the immortality of the soul, absolutely. We believe there's only one form of Eternal Life and that's the Life that you get from Christ Jesus. That's exactly right. Therefore, we do not believe in eternal punishment. We believe in a hell fire, brimstone burning, but we don't believe it burns forever. If it does, you got Eternal Life.
There's only one Eternal Life; that comes from God. That's right. You'll be burnt maybe for a million years, ten million years, I don't know; but you can't have Eternal Life. You can't burn forever... You can burn forever, but not eternal. There's a difference between "eternal" and "forever." "Forever" is forever and forever (conjunction) means "a space of time." But eternal... You do not have eternal punishment. You have Eternal Life, 'cause there's only one form of Eternal Life, and he that has Eternal Life lives and is blessed of God forever. But the soul that sinneth, that soul shall what? Die. Then it hasn't Eternal Life. Certainly it has. It has its punishment, but not Eternal Life. So you see there's many things yet to be taught; we'll get later on. The Lord bless you.

L-43-2 Now, let's sing this good old song while our sister is going there... I believe this lady here... Rosella is that your mother? Why, bless your heart. Glad to see you, sister, doing this. That's very fine.
Rosella Griffin, one of the finest little friends that we've had. She is the young woman that was a alcoholic, to some of you people here might be a stranger. Rosella don't care for me saying that. When she come onto the platform up there at--at--up here in Indiana, you never seen a wretch, she was one of them: a walleyed alcoholic. Where four great doctors of Chicago said, "She's..." The Alcoholics Anonymous and everything else give her up. But one night when she come into the meeting, the Holy Ghost unraveled her life, and told her right there; that settled it. Look at her now. I guess thirty-something years old, pass for eighteen, lovely, beautiful young woman. Never tasted whiskey since, no more desire, living for Christ, going around in the streets everywhere, testifying to the glory of God, to sinners and alcoholics all through skid rows and everything else through Chicago doing something for the Lord. She was baptized in the Name of the Lord Jesus, and her mother comes tonight to do likewise. If a God could heal her, if Jesus could heal her...

L-43-4 Whatsoever you do in word or in deed, do it all in the Name of... That's what the Bible said. That's right. All right. Now, we're going to have the baptismal service. We're going to turn the lights out just for a few minutes while we make ready for the service to be baptized, and--and then we'll expect a good time in the Lord. Are you going to...?... All right. You'd better--you'd better get ready now. I'll start, I'll lead the songs and things, while we're going ahead then. Are there... Baptismal clothes, Doc, right quick"  All right. Let's just sing one of these good old songs... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?... Until we do that as we leave. We must do what?
Take the Name of Jesus with us,
Falling prostrate at His feet,
King of kings in heaven will crown Him,
When our journey is complete.
All right, up to our feet.
Take the name of Jesus with you,
Child of sorrow and of woe.
It will joy and comfort give you, (I tell you what let's do. Turn right around there and shake hands with somebody there, and say, "How do you do, brother? I'm sure glad to be in the service.")
... (Precious Name,)... (O how sweet!)
Hope of earth and joy of heaven.
Precious... (Precious Name) O, how...

