<TITLE>09. Par 31-34</TITLE>L-31 Reminds me of my little girl. I've got two little girls. And one of them's name is Rebekah, the oldest. And the other one's name is Sarah, a little, short fellow. And they're both daddy's little girls.
And here sometime ago, I'd been out on a meeting. And--and mama and the girls were waiting up to see me. And I was too late getting in, around three o'clock in the morning. So the little girls climbed in their little pajamas and went to bed. Waiting for daddy, their eyes got heavy, and they had to go to bed. I come in, and I was tired from a big campaigns. And I slept a little while, and got up early, and set in the chair.

L-32 After while, back in the their bedroom, I heard a noise: the pillows and cover a flying. You know what I mean. And they were just a carrying on, 'cause it was daylight, wondering if daddy had got home yet. And through the floor they come running, and I was setting in the parlor in a chair. And Rebekah was longer legged than Sarah, so she could outrun her. She's about four years older.
And she come running through just as fast as she could, and jumped to straddle on my knee, and throwed both arms around my neck, and begin say, "Daddy, we're so glad to see you home." Oh, you know how that makes your heart feel. And then coming behind her, her little sister, her pajama feet too big... Becky's old pajamas, she was wearing. And you know, the hand-me-downs, how it is in the family. And she had Becky's pajamas, which was too big for her. And she was stumbling and falling. Becky beat her. So she jumped up, and straddled my l--leg, and her legs was long, and she could reach down to the--the floor.
And she balanced herself well, and throwed both arms around my neck, and said--looked around and said, "Sarah, my sister, I want to tell you something. I've got all of daddy, and there isn't any left for you."
Now, that's the way some people try to spend a long time, way back when the early age was starting in the churches, think that they've got all of it, because they're--been here on the earth a little longer.

L-33 But poor, little Sarah, I felt so sorry for her. Her little eyes dropped down, her little--her little lip dropped down; her little brown eyes begin to shed like a tear. She started to turn away because her sister had all of daddy. And Becky leaning her head over on my shoulder just a hugging me, 'cause she had all of daddy. I looked at Sarah, and her little countenance dropped down. She started to cry. I winked at her, and motioned my finger, and stuck out the other leg. Here she come as hard as she could and jumped right up on my leg.
She was too short-legged. She was a young church, you know. She isn't... She's topsy-turvy, and she just gets to shouting and screaming, you know, don't know where she... But, see, I knowed she might fall off my leg, so I just took both arms and held her like this because I was afraid she might fall.
And I hugged her, and she got up into my bosom, and she turned over to her sister and said this: She said, "Now, Rebekah, my sister, I want to tell you something." She said, "It may be true," she said, "that you've got all of daddy. But I've want you to know that daddy's got all of me."
So that's what it is. It isn't... I want Him to have all of me. God's take me all. Whether I know my ABC's or not, whether I know whether I can compete the rest of them, don't try, just surrender yourselves and let God have all of you. That's what we should do. God take all of me.

L-34 So in the days of Solomon, God had His church all together, like He did at Pentecost, only He had the nation. What would happen tonight, if all the nation would rally around the Holy Spirit? Why, it would be the best bomb shelter they ever got today.
I said once before that I had a bomb shelter. It wasn't made out of steel; but it was made out of feathers: under His wings. That's the best bomb shelter I know of: is under His protection.


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