<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Brother Osborn's picture was showed here this afternoon, and I know that you appreciated it. It... You just see where that our efforts are put forth trying to see where they'll meet the best. And the... Brother Osborn, as myself, he would perhaps stay on the foreign fields all the time if he was financially able. The American people has the money, and the peoples over there are needing the Gospel. So you see, that's why our hearts bleed.
We love our American brethren. But and... But the thing is, that they are dying without knowing Christ. They don't have the opportunities that you have here. When you think of Bombay and Calcutta, where up-and-down the streets that thousands lay dying, starving to death, and mothers with their little babies, their little bellies swelled way up from hunger, that mother laying begging for just a penny or two pennies to try to spare its life... Then how can you set down and eat in peace when such is going on.

L-6 You just should take a trip sometime, then it would be different. It would be different if you ever saw it. And little black boys in Africa, who doesn't know which is right or left hand, never had a bath in his life, and standing there with his little hands out, never heard the Name of Jesus in his life. He's got just as much right to hear about Jesus as our children have.
So, it's on my heart to get to them as quick as I can and help them. And I know that's the burden of Brother Osborn and Brother Joseph. And whoever visits those fields, you're never the same any more.

L-7 And I would like to say, if there would happen to be some of the officials of this fine school that has given us the opportunity to have this meeting here tonight, I wish to thank them from the very depths of my heart for letting us have this school auditorium tonight. May the Lord bless them richly. And I believe it's written in the Scriptures, "Insomuch as you have did unto the least of these, my little ones, you have done it unto me." May that reward return to this school.
And now, I suppose in a few days, I'll be up in Cleveland, Tennessee, and then from there, down into California, and perhaps, by that time, ready to go overseas again. So, pray for us. God bless you.
And this has been a glorious time of fellowship that all the places I have visit.

L-8 And now tonight, I want to call your attention to just a line of a verse found in Jeremiah 8:22. Reads like this:
 Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there?
Jeremiah, many hundreds of years ago, was commanded of Jehovah to stand in the gates of the city and ask this question: "Is there no Balm in Gilead, or is there no physician there?" The question is, "Why, then," he said, "is the daughter of my people not recovered?"
The word, "Why?" God asked that question. When God has made a way for people to escape danger, or to escape sickness, or troubles, or disasters, provides a way of escape, and the people turn it down and refuse it, then God asked, "Why? What's the reason that you don't accept it?"


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