<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 And then we have our Sunday--our Sunday service in the afternoon, because then the churches goes ahead and can have the Sunday night service. And all that's been converted in these meetings, during the time here, we've made the altar calls. And you find out today, sin is so dense, the sinners are not interested much more in Christ. You know, I believe He's almost stopped calling to them. You know there'll be a time when the last sinner will come to Christ, and there'll be no more. You know that. The body of Christ will not be a freak body. It'll not have one extra finger, because of you or I. When the body's completed, the job's finished. God will return His Spirit to the Jews and the Gentiles will take the rapture.
Now, so we want to be sure that everyone... And sometimes maybe here in America, I was thinking today while I was in prayer, how a ten days' revival and just a few converts. I thought, "Overseas, ten days' revival would probably put up two hundred thousand, or maybe half a million converts in a ten days' meeting in Africa or somewhere like that." But do you know, we've got the seine out every one. See? One soul is worth ten thousand worlds.

L-6 Sometime ago, I was standing by in a--a coliseum, and I was looking and watching around, looking at art and displays, and I seen the analysis of a human body. And there was two young men, standing looking at this, and it said, "That a man that weighed a hundred and fifty pounds, he was worth eighty-four cents in chemicals." He had just about enough whitewash in him to sprinkle a hen's nest, and--and just so much that the chemicals was worth eighty-four cents.
One of them boys looked at that and said, "Well, Jim, we're not worth very much are we?"
I thought, "That's right. This body's not worth very much, but yet we'll put a--a ten dollar hat on top of it, a fifty dollar mink coat, turn up our nose, if it would rain, it'd drown us." See? We think we're somebody. Dress all up, and pretty all up, and go out, we take care of that eighty-four cents.

L-7 You go into the restaurant, and they'd hand you a bowl of soup that had a spider in it, you'd sue the restaurant. You're watching this eighty-four cents. But you got a soul in there, that's worth ten thousand worlds, and you'll poke anything down it: world, lust, anything else, and it's--it's eternal, and it's worth ten thousand worlds. But we watch the eighty-four cents, and walk away from the value of the ten thousand worlds. Isn't that something?
I caught that boy by the shoulder; I said, "That's so son; we don't have very much in this body, just a few chemicals, but the soul that's on the inside of it cost God His Son." That's right.

L-8 An old bum, not long ago, in Louisville, Kentucky, I believe it was, that he used to pass out tracts on the street, and an automobile hit him, and just broke every bone in him almost. They run him up to City Hospital, and--and he was so bad off till they--they thought there was no need of fooling with the old fellow. So the doctor's held a little counsel, and say, "He's not--He's so bad off, and he's old, he--he's really not worth it." So they thought the old man was--couldn't hear them, but he wasn't as--he wasn't as dead as they thought he was. So when they... Few minutes why the--they said, "Well, let's just take him back down to his room."
And the old man turned his head, and said, "Yes, I am worth something too." He said, "I'm worth so much to God, He gave His only begotten Son, that I might have Eternal Life. And I accepted that fifty years ago, and I've stood on the streets passing tracts ever since." And he said, "Today, He's sweeter to me, than He ever was before." That's right.


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