<TITLE>07. Par 23-25</TITLE>L-23 If I could see every Pentecostal church, the Foursquare, Open Bible Standard, Pentecostal Assemblies of God, United Pentecostal Church, and all the rest of them, put their arms around one another and forget their differences, just fellowship one with another, I'd say, "Let Thy servant depart in peace for mine eyes have seen Thy salvation." And as long as Satan's got you shooting at one another, he just sets back and takes a vacation. He don't have to fool at all. See, you... See? I pray that I'll live to see the day.
And if you don't do it within yourselves, some kind of a persecution will hit this nation one of these days. You'll long for one another then, brothers of like precious faith. So why go through the punishment, when we can have a little piece of heaven of earth right now? God be with you.

L-24 I want to come back. I heard you ask them, said for me--wanted me to come back. I'll come back someday, the Lord willing. I'd like to bring a tent and set it up out here somewhere, in--right in between the cities around here, and let us all come together and have fellowship one with another. Try to build up the churches.
Every one of you has got something to do now. Every one of you get right in your church and work just as hard as you can for your local church. See? But don't never criticize. If you know something bad about the other side, don't say nothing about it. See? Keep that to yourself. The enemy's just listening to hear that. See? Don't let him know nothing. Don't speak nothing out, then he won't know nothing about it. See? Keep it to yourself and pray.
Say, "Well, the poor brother did wrong." But don't down him. He's down anyhow. Try to pick him up. See? Lift him up. Be the good Samaritan. See? Try to pick him up. If you can't even talk to him, pray for him till it is that way. Just keep him on your heart, 'cause his soul's worth ten thousand worlds.

L-25 Now, let us pray. Our heavenly Father, as we want to bow to give thanks to You for this great people down here, Your servants. I thank You for Brother King, Brother Petty, for all the rest of them, Lord, these fine brothers, these wonderful sisters, their churches, their--their members, and for those great people in the cities, and the business places, how they've been so nice. We thank You for this auditorium, for this--this people that let us have it. God, have... They always throwed their doors open everywhere for me, when rains, and storms, and things. God, may they live to the coming of the Lord. Grant it. Bless the custodians, all the members of the lodge, all. May they all find rest and peace in Christ. Grant it, Lord.
Bless these fine policemen that's been watching the yards out here, that little fellow the other night that come out and looked over at me and said that wonderful compliment. Father, I was almost out then, just dropping out from the anointing to being... I didn't have a chance to say much to him. If that boy isn't saved and how he--the compliments he said about the meeting--I pray, God, that he'll receive the Holy Ghost (Grant it, Lord), be in glory. If I never see him on earth again, may I be able to shake his hand. A man like that would make any city a good policeman.


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