<TITLE>03. Par 6-7</TITLE>L-6 I said that, I see there's an Indian woman setting here in front of me tonight. And are you--are you from India? Oh, south India. Well, there's a great opportunity, if the Lord willing, this coming October I'm going to be down around Calcutta and--and up around in Bombay and up there, maybe over in Thailand. And we hope so. The Lord has really blessed them meetings. You wouldn't happen to have been at the Bombay meeting when I was there, were you? You missed it. Guess you heard about it. [A man says something indistinguishable--Ed.] Pardon? [He repeats it.] Is that right? Well, that was wonderful. It was a great meeting there. God certainly did bless your people.
And I'll never forget that meeting that night at Bombay, long as I live. They--they... When I was met by the Bishop of the Methodist church and many of the leaders, and--and they didn't want me to come under that sponsorship that I was under. And they... I done took these poor women and men's money to go over there, and I sure I was going to minister while I was there anyhow. If the manager messed it up about the--the itinerary, or the sponsorship... But, oh, my, I never seen so many people come to a meeting in my life. And the mayor of the city was out.

L-7 And that's when the blind man received his sight standing there. When I challenged every Mohammedan and every one them, "Come, give him his sight, and I'll believe you," see. "Let the God..." He was a worshipper of the sun. Now his eyes was out, he worshipped the creation instead of the Creator. I said... I was down at the temple of the Jains, you know, and the--and the--and the Buddhas, and all of them there, they--seven or eight different religions, and every one of them against Jesus Christ, and didn't believe in it.
So that night, when that great challenge come, there was all of them setting there, I said, "Now, here's a man that's been blind for twenty years, and you think I'm reading his mind." You know holy men, you know, so forth, the worshippers. And I said, "You think it's a telepathy, that it's reading his mind, telling him what his name was." Couldn't even pronounce it, had to spell it out. See? And so I said, "That was right." And he was a man had two children, his wife. And one boy was eight, and the other one ten or something like that.
I said, "Now, you thought that was mental telepathy. Now, if that's mental telepathy, then you come here. I don't know nothing about telepathy. If it is, you're a genius at it. I don't know nothing about psychology. You come here and give him his sight and I'll follow you." I said, "The Mohammedan religion is so great, and this Koran is right," I said, "then let the Mohammedan priest come here and give him his sight, and I'll be a Mohammedan." See?
I said, "Now, I challenge you, every one in the Name of Jesus Christ to come give him his sight." I'd have never said that if I hadn't seen a vision he was going to receive his sight. But I knowed where it was at. That was the quietest bunch you ever heard. Thousands... Why, it taken me two hours to press through in a automobile to get up there.


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