<TITLE>02. Par -</TITLE>L-2-3 And Mr. Morris, which was healed of cancer of the throat... He was an acrobat, married into Dr. Adair's family (my friend here in the city). And they'd operated him for cancer of the throat, and he was dying. And the Lord led me down to his house, six, seven years ago, where he was lying at his sister's place, dying with cancer of the throat. And now, I come in on him up here at the barber shop the other day, testifying. Said, "I couldn't even swallow" and he said, "In five minutes after I was prayed for, I eat my dinner." And said, "It's never had a trace of it since." He runs the Wayfarer Motel. And he said, "Billy, I hear you got a meeting coming up, and any of your people that'll call in here, I'll give them the cheapest rates." He's got a new motel here, and give them family rates and--and so forth. And I took his cards, and they're at the office, and so forth, and we can contact and get in other places where we after that reservation's run out: where we can get the best of prices, the best accommodations to suit what they--your friends think is best.

L-2-4 Many of you, of course, will probably have some of them in your own home. And that's mighty nice, if you can take care of someone. It's--it's more comfortable like at home, you know, when you can have Christians and fellowship. And then you can kinda go--or run over the Scriptures together. I want you to, each one, bring your book, bring your pencil, 'cause we're going to give times, dates, Scriptures, on the Seven Church Ages, the Church Ages, seven last church ages and how they're heaping up.
And it's a prophetic message, that after that... First I'll preach it, then it goes onto tape, magnetic tape, from that to records, and then to--to be took off by shorthand, and then typed into book. And the book is going to be a commentary on the--on the Seven Church Ages. And if I didn't think that it was essential, and if I didn't think it was badly needed, I certainly wouldn't take the people's time of saying it; but I believe that it may be the last time that we'll ever receive it, from this church especially. So now, let's be real prayerfully about it, real prayerfully.

L-3-2 Now, next week I've got to go to Louisiana, you know, for the meeting down there. And I'll be at Shreveport, Louisiana, from the 24th through the 27th, at Shreveport, Louisiana, with Brother Moore. And that's just a regular evangelistic service. And then I get back here on the 29th or the 30th, and on the 4th of December we begin here. Now, there'll be a morning message.
And now, if I cannot, at the nighttime, get that church age to where I think it should be, that the people thoroughly understands it, then I'll go right over in the next morning or the next afternoon, finish it up here at the Tabernacle, and then go back to the church age that following night, 'cause I want to be sure that it's all gotten (See?), 'cause it's essential.

L-3-4 We know that we're living in a very strange time. And we--we know that by the--the way that things are heaping up. And now, in this... And what I say from the Tabernacle (if there be strangers here), the reason I bring these messages and so forth at the Tabernacle and not out in the field of evangelism is because this is our home base here. And here I feel that I can preach doctrine the way that I see it, way I believe it.
Now, that don't conflict with anybody's religion. See? Ever what they want to believe, that's all right. And now, there's many times... You know, if we'd all go this morning and get fingerprints, there's none of us here would have our thumbs look alike. They claim there's no two noses looks alike. I guess you all are glad it don't look like mine. But--but there's no two people exactly alike. So two things... So remember... But we'll all admit and agree that we love the Lord Jesus upon those basis.


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