<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>60-0331, From That Time, Municipal Auditorium, Tulsa, OK, 73 min
L-1 Father, I pray that You will bless our gathering tonight. May it be that if there, by chance, be those in here who has not yet known Him as their Saviour, may something be done tonight that'll bring Him so real to them that He will be irresistible to them. May they find Him sweet and precious to their soul, as we, Thy servants, have.
We would ask especially, Lord, for those who are here that's sick and needy. Some of them, no doubt, is near death. The precious physicians of this earth has done all that they know how to do, and no help. Then we come to Thee, O Jehovah-jireh and Jehovah-rapha. We pray that, in Jesus' Name, that You'll meet these things that we ask tonight.
We would remember those who are convalescent and cannot get out. Let the Holy Spirit visit them in the hospitals, and home in bed, a--afflicted. Let Thy mercy reign upon us, Father. And we'll give Thee the praise, for we ask it in the Name of Thy dear Child, the Lord Jesus. Amen. Be seated.

L-2 It's a privilege to be here tonight and to be ministering again in the Name of our precious Lord.
I had the privilege, a few moments ago, talking to my wife and my little Joseph, the little boy who I believe that God will let take my place when I'm finished in this life.
So we are very fortunate today, to be living in this day, to see the nearing of the coming of the Lord.
Last evening was a very unusual evening. Every evening and every minute with the Lord Jesus is unusual. And we are--can expect most anything to happen when His gracious Presence is near.
Now, the little things that we do, invite somebody to the meeting, speak a little word for Jesus, testify, sing, or pray, is... And like bread upon the waters, it'll return to you someday.
Sometimes we feel like that if we--not some big person that we cannot do sufficient... But it... I believe it's written in the Scriptures that it's not the big things that we do, it's the little things we leave undone. But Jesus knows every little thing that you do.

L-3 Sometime ago in Canada, up in Vancouver, I believe it was, the late King George was making his visit in Canada. And that afternoon, to play up the loyalty to their king, the--the Canadian children was all dismissed from their schools. And they took their little flags, their little British flags, and stood on the street to wave to the great, mighty king as he passed by.
That scene always had two things to me. His lovely queen, of course, was setting by him in her pretty blue dress. And he was suffering then (that was before he was healed) with stomach trouble. And he had cirrhosis also. And he was setting up, and you could tell in his face there was agony. Mr. Baxter, associate with me, was saying when he'd passed--when they passed by he just put his hands into his face and begin weeping.
Of course, I, myself, I didn't know any reason to weep, but he said, "Think of it. Our king passes by." And I thought, if that would make a Canadian weep to see their king, King George, pass by, what will it be when our King Jesus comes by? What--what kind of an influence will it throw upon us?


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