<TITLE>13. Par 45-47</TITLE>L-45 Now, we are just closing yesterday, where we had two great campaigns here in the United States. One was the Democrats; they had theirs in California, and the papers was all full of it. You couldn't turn the radio on without hearing it. That's all right. That's the party. And they chose what they thought to be the best man for their party, and they chose Mr. Kennedy. And then when they elected Mr. Kennedy in their rally, and, oh, they built the platform for Mr. Kennedy to be the greatest man in the world today. And then, when they finally elected the man that they wanted elected, they all cheered and gave great praises to Mr. Kennedy.
And yesterday, or day before, whenever it was, when the other party, the Republican party chose Mr. Nixon. Well, they preached for several days, building a platform for Mr. Nixon, and--on their campaign. And they--finally when the party elected the man that they thought that they wanted to run for the presidency of our beloved United States, the crowd cheered and joyed, and screamed, and jumped up-and-down, because they had elected the man that they come in that campaign to elect.

L-46 Now, we've come here tonight to elect a Man, and that Man is the Lord Jesus. And I'm trying to build a platform for Him tonight, that in the coming nights of this campaign that we might rejoice, and praise His Name, because that we have elected Him in our hearts to be our Saviour, our God, our Healer. And first, we want to place a platform for Him.
And now, we're going to talk about faith and victory. And there have been many great victories won in this world. There... If I could enumerate them tonight it would go into the multiplied thousands of the great victories that's been won around the world: ancient days of Rome, and Greek, and so forth, and the great warriors that has won great victories, until the whole earth is bathed with blood of martyrs. I might call your attention to two or three just to get started, and how they act when that victory has been won.

L-47 For instance, when the--the Germans in the last or the first--second world war it was, that won the victory in France, and after they had made everything safe, they made the platform for Hitler. And Hitler stood there, they said, at the Arch of Triumph. I've stood there many times myself. And when he stood there, that tens of thousands of thousands of Germans marched by with the goose step, with the German salute to their fuhrer as he stood on his platform that they had built for him, and it's said the sky like a cloud for a half hour of German built airplanes coming over. People screamed, guns fired, whistles blowed, bells ring, everything, because they had won the victory and had taken Paris--taken France.
And here sometime ago, at the world conference, the Pentecostal World Conference, in London, England, they were showing a film there of a--a Stalin, when they brought him in when Germany fell and they brought him into Berlin. And what a sight that was to watch those Ger--or, Russian built tanks with the turret guns just a little over one another's heads, so perfectly trained for just one solid fire went around. Oh, I don't see how the world could exist under such terrific shock as they went into Germany. How that them guns just leveled a little over one another and just a panoramic just constantly firing with those great big explosion blo--balls of shrapnel, they just tore Germany to pieces.
And when they finally had surrendered and they went in they--they made it safe and brought a platform and brought Stalin over in a plane when he landed, that Russians with that kind of a little funny stooped down and up, tens of thousands times thousands of Russian soldiers went in stooping and back and forth, and hurrahing, and screaming, and shouting, and going on, because that they had won the victory over Germany. Had beat them down.


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