<TITLE>21. Par 80-83</TITLE>L-80 Not only blessed is the people and all, but blessed are they that see this done day after day. "Blessed are the men that they go along with you, that see these things done meeting after meeting, time after time. How blessed it is."
And she seen all the glory and God, and she was a convert. And Jesus said, "She'll stand in the last days and condemn this generation, because she come to hear the wisdom of Solomon and a greater than Solomon is here."
Let me say to you this afternoon, friends: A greater than Solomon is here. The Holy Spirit Himself is here, the Agent of God, the resurrected Jesus in Spirit form; God has sent Him back to dwell in His Church, to be with us, to move, and--and to bless us, and to give us His Presence, and to do the works that He did. Oh, if we could only grasp it. If you could only get a hold of it.

L-81 What made that little queen... In closing, may I say this; just something comes on my mind. The reason that she said that and the reason she did it, is because for her first time, she saw something real, something real. She saw something that could not be explained by human mind; it was supernatural. She seen something that she knew that was real.
A little story... Well, it's not a story; it's the truth. I... Everyone knows that I hunt. I--I've hunted. My mother is a half Cherokee Indian, and I--I--I love the Indians. I love to hunt; my conversion never taken it out of me. I hunt Africa, Asia, everywhere. I'm not a killer, but a hunter. So I love... I'm a conservationist, was a--was a conservation officer for year after year, seven years in Indiana. And I--I believe in conserving game; I believe... To be in the woods, to be alone--there's something about it.

L-82 I used to hunt up in the north woods, and I... To be alone... That's where my first Bible come from. I could hear the wind blowing through the trees, watch a tree die and then live again; watch a flower go down in the fall of the year and come up in spring. I knowed there was a God somewhere. I watched sap stand in the tree in September--August and September--and never a cold breeze ever hit it, but before the cold breeze ever hits that tree, what is it? That sap runs down into the roots and hides through the winter. If it doesn't, it'll die through the wintertime. And then the spring of the year, here it comes back bringing apples again, producing.
What intelligent runs that sap down into those roots? Tell me. Put water on a bucket, and set it on the top of a post, and see if it will go down to the bottom of the post. Certainly not; certainly not. An intelligence runs it down. God is in nature everywhere, working in nature; and that was my first Bible.

L-83 And I used to go hunting with a fellow, Burt Caul; my wife here knew--knows him well. And so, we were... Go up there in the woods to hunt, and he was one of the best hunters I ever hunted with. He was also a part Indian. And you never had to worry about losing him; he'd--he'd come in. He was all right; he knowed his place. And he was a dead shot, one of the best I ever seen. And you never... Sometime you take a person in the woods, you don't know where you're going to leave him, and have to keep watching him, and hunt him up, and he will stray off somewhere; but never Burt. Just let him alone; he was all right.
And we loved to hunt together; we knowed one another. He was a fine fellow, but the meanest man I ever seen in my life. That guy was really cruel. Cold hearted? I never seen a man so cold hearted. He used to kill fawns just to make me feel bad. And he'd shoot... You know, a fawn's a little baby deer (You Oregon people know what they are.) and he'd--he'd shoot them just to make...


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