<TITLE>02. Par 5-10</TITLE>L-5 And I'm very happy to have Brother David with us. And I--I see Brother Estle Beeler was here just a moment ago. I seen him raise up back there from somewhere. And other ministers who we're wanting to hear from tonight. And then... And I guess Brother Ruddell and them will becoming in, 'cause they're going to stay till midnight.
However, Brother David can't stay till midnight. He's very wanted man everywhere. And as soon Brother Rogers heard that he was over here, why he's going to send and have him over there at ten. So that means he will be leaving here pretty short to get way out there in South Louisville. And I thought it would be nice, if it would be all right with Brother David, if--if we'd have him to come up and speak what's on his heart. Preach for us, do whatever the Lord lays. We'd all like to hear Brother David duPlessis from South Africa.

L-6 Let me say this, that when I was in--over in Africa, in my great campaign the Lord gave us over there, his brother was my interpreter. Brother Justus, I believe his name is, Brother Justus. And a real fine family of people are these duPlessis brothers. I think there's... I guess they're all ministers, as far as I know, and maybe father too that was a minister. And they're from a fine family of people. And Brother David packs a great name amongst all the churches, and denominations around the world.

L-7 And Brother David, I'd like for you to come up now and speak for us, or whatever God's put on your heart to say, come right up. And I'm very happy to introduce to my church tonight, this is Brother Dav... Orman Neville, our pastor. And to the church, this is one of my precious friends and--and fellow warriors in the service of God, Brother David duPlessis of South Africa. God bless you, brother.
[Brother duPlessis says, "Thank you, brother... "--Ed.] [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?...
Amen. We all did. Brother David, hurry right right back and be with us again. That's very fine. We're sure happy.

L-8 Brother David said some things there that I just wished I'd had my pen, I could've jotted them down. But I will always remember "grandsons:" the grandchildren.
Well, we sure appreciate the visit of our brother. And he is of what was the--connected with the World Conference of Pentecostal believers, and is a great man in the line of his work throughout the whole world. And we're fortunate tonight to have brother David come speak to us on this New Years night. And you can see what great men think about our Lord, think about His great service.

L-9 Now, I believe that tomorrow, being New Years... It's just a few hours now. And I have to leave early in the morning. So I thought I'd just speak a little bit, if it's all right with Brother Neville, and Brother Beeler, and the other ministers here. Won't take much of the time. And I think if we'd say "Amen" and go home, it'd be a wonderful message. And we could be thankful to the Lord for what that we have heared tonight.
And now... But this being New Years night, we just entertain each other by the Kingdom of God, preaching until it comes the new year. And I've got to get up in the morning real early, way before day.

L-10 And I'm not as young as David. Maybe I... Maybe I don't feel as young as he does. He's a... Of course, David's a little--little bit older than I am. I think he's seven or eight years older, maybe ten. But he's certainly a fireball for God, traveling fifty thousand miles this year for the Kingdom of God.
On his road now over to preach at Brother Rogers, and tomorrow to be with some--some somewhere else, and somewhere else, and somewhere else. And back here again Monday. And I've got to meet with him to make arrangements for a worldwide tour coming now. And we're to be in Africa, I understood this afternoon, in March, this--this coming March. I'm to meet Clayton Sonmore, from the Full Gospel Christian Businessmen this week, or this coming week, first part of it, and make arrangements for Jamaica, Haiti.


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