<TITLE>03. Par 8-11</TITLE>L-8 Now, if you take a young woman; she'll maybe be married and--and she and her husband. And she's scared she isn't going to have a baby. She wants one. And she's so scared she won't have it, she won't. Because just like Job said, "The things that I've feared the most come upon me." See? But you take that same woman... Now, if there's doctors, which probably is setting by, nurses. You take that same woman and let her adopt a baby, then she'll have one herself. See? It quietens her.
Now, if you haven't got enough faith, to receive it right now as a miracle, then take the adopted baby attitude. "Lord, it's mine because You promised it. I'll go from here tonight praising You just the same as I was well." Watch what happens; you'll receive it. It has to happen; God promised it.
So, He's the infinite God. And if you can feel just a least little speck of faith that tells you that you'll be all right, you believe it. And just go on thanking Him for it.

L-9 And then, you remember, they hadn't received the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. But they were ten days up there thanking the Lord and praising Him for the promise of the Holy Ghost. And then all of a sudden, It came like a rushing wind. So, you believe that with all your heart. Just remember that.
The little boy in the wheelchair, the little colored lad... It's a fine looking young fellow setting here, looking at me on a pillow, the little white boy setting there. This young man laying here on a stretcher, to you out there that's dying of heart trouble, may not live through the night if God don't help you, tubercular, cancer eaten, whatever you may be, if the doctor has given you up, don't lose courage. God is still on the throne. You can believe that, and accept that... I've never seen it fail. I'm fifty years old, been in the ministry thirty years, prayed for millions of people. I've never seen it fail. When a true heart comes to God, and believes with all that's in you, having faith that He will do it, He will do it.

L-10 Thank you for your kindness, for the offerings, and for all you've done, and the... I don't how to say any more than, God bless you. And to me, that's the greatest word there is. If God will bless me, everything else will be all right, as long as God blesses me.
Now, we've got to leave in a few moments to Jeffersonville. Tomorrow's services is down at the Tabernacle. I don't guess I'll get to be there. And to you, my... We got many here from Jeffersonville. And I don't guess I'll get to be there. But next Sunday, the Lord willing, I'll be there.

L-11 And now, you... Just as soon as I can, I'm leaving for overseas: for Sydney, Australia, and New Zealand, Siam, into Africa. I want to meet my good friend, Brother Thoms here, that spoke to you this afternoon. Thank you for your kindness to him, and your support. I love little Tommy here, and he's my brother. And I aim to be with him this coming spring in South Africa. I wonder if you'd do me a favor: If you'll pray for me, that's the greatest thing I know to do, is pray for me. And when I'm in Africa, other places, and when a ministry like this, witch doctors don't stand back to challenge it, them holy men in India and so forth. But I've never seen a time of what God always roll over the enemy. I'm always depending on your prayers as I go. So, pray for me. I'll be praying for you.
And if I never meet you again this side the river, I hope I do. But if I don't, I want an appointment with you just as soon as we cross over, a thousand years apiece with each one of you. We'll set down by the evergreen tree, and there we'll talk of the Chautauqua up here in Ohio. God bless you till then.


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