<TITLE>03. Par 9-11</TITLE>L-9 So tonight I have a speaker with me, Brother Jack Moore. I'm sure that all of you know him. And--and I come down to kind of pray for some of the sick folks, and Brother Jack was going to do the preaching for me. So I'm sure you enjoyed his message. He--he's a good speaker. And I--I'm not a preacher, so I just kind of... Always said I was a spare tire. And the spare tire, you use it when you got a flat. Now, we haven't got any flats; you can see that tonight. But somehow another we will roll a little on the spare tire maybe, if the Lord will permit us.
Now, I think they got another place they're going to tomorrow night (I say that for the folks outside), which, I believe, there will be seating room. Is that right, Brother Pastor? But I'm grateful for the opportunity to come to the answer of this brother's prayer. I am.

L-10 God bless this church. Bless this brother, all of his congregation, the fine bunch of cooperating pastors. Someone told me... I forget how many churches would--coming in to cooperate to have a meeting. I certainly appreciate that, brethren. We are--we are not divided; all one body we.
That was so proved at--at Houston, when the Angel of the Lord had His picture taken for the first time there. When there's something in common... A Divine healing was at stake, what we all believe. Then our little differences was forgotten. Everybody just pulled right in and got together.

L-11 I think, when Solomon built the first temple it was cut out from all over the world, shipped in: cut out from the quarries; and the--and the cedars cut up at Lebanon, and floated down to Joppa; and hauled in by ox cart, and so forth. And it was so masterly built that when the temple went together, it had all kinds of little funny looking stones in it. But when they began to read the blueprint, it was all in the blueprint. And there wasn't not even a buzz of a saw, or sound of a hammer for forty years in building the temple.
I think that's the way God's got His people all cut out. One's got a nature of one kind, one another. But they're all Christians, fitted stones, joined together upon the Chief Cornerstone, Christ Jesus. Oh, there's the main thing. So many reject that precious Cornerstone, where we're all built together, cemented together with God's love. That's right. God's love.
And when we have that, there's nothing will separate us. There's nothing can divide us, as long as we love one another. I've been a minister for thirty-one years. I've seen all kinds of gifts. I've--I've seen God do great things. But the greatest thing I ever seen in my life was love. It's the most powerful force that stops anything there is, is love: love that moved a mighty God. "God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son." Love is a great keynote, thing we--we leave out. It's something that's eternal.


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