<TITLE>02. Par 4-7</TITLE>L-4 So glad to see some of my friends in here tonight. Our--my private secretary, Brother Maguire and his wife... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] Canada, Saskatchewan. And I'm glad to have them in. And my two brothers here from down in Kentucky. I can never think of their names. They're... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] I believe you're actually from Arkansas, aren't you, brethren? And come up to the meetings... And I see my Brother Dauch, or Dauch. Dauch setting out here from down here in Ohio, and his lovely wife behind him there. I'm so happy to see you all in tonight and the different ones along the road [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]...?.. recognize, Brother Charlie, and Rodney, and Roger, Brother Sothmann. And I understand... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... tonight some, Billy was telling me this afternoon. So glad that he's here from way down in that sunny Georgia. Some of them said, "How you getting along?"
Said, "Freezing." But we're... Where you at, Brother Welch? I can't recognize you, just little... Why, setting right under my no--face here. And Sister Evans. Yeah, looky here, a group from Georgia then. That's fine, glad to have you all in.

L-5 Now, the Lord ever bless Brother Sullivan for inviting us here. He's taking the sponsorship upon himself, under God, to... I think you people, as I understand, Brother Sullivan is going to leave you pretty soon, going away. And you're going to miss a great man. For a man that'll stick hisself out there before the public to sponsor such as this (See?), it shows that he loves you; he's trying to do something for the people or he wouldn't do that. That's right. A real true servant of God, true blue... I appreciate Brother Sullivan with all my heart.
A man who ever amounts to anything is a man that stands alone, him and God alone; that's the man. There's... On the Jericho Road there's room for just two, no more and no less, just Jesus and you, that's all. And so that's the way we have to walk this narrow way. Every man that ever did anything for God walked the same road. That's right. Criticized, forsaken, cast out, through all ages, all times, they've had to suffer the same thing. So we are just like they are, same thing. We have to stand it alone. But never alone, He's always there.

L-6 We appreciate the--the people that's over this armory here, that lets us have this armory too. If they are somewhere they can hear my voice, I sure appreciate this kindness of you men. The Lord ever bless you. It's been a... Now, it's the United States Army, and we do pray that God will bless them richly and help them. And I tell you we're on a defense program; we know that, up with the other nations, and so forth, and trying to beat them in a missile race.
My brethren, there's one race that we must run, that's the race from the cradle to the grave, with our face in Calvary, that's the race. There's our defense is in Calvary. Give me every soldier in the United States consecrated to God on his face praying, and you can blow up all the missiles and let her go. That's right. We'll be so safely protected that every nation under heaven will be scared of us. Like it was in the days of Solomon, I believe I preached on that the last time up here. The Queen of the South... How that Israel had no troubles in them days with any other nations; they was all afraid of them. They trusted the Lord.

L-7 I don't believe you hear me too good, is there a bounce on that? Can you hear it out there all right, way back? I thought it sound like a rebound. Let's see if I can change this. Is that better? Can you hear that better way back? Nobody makes a move. Can you hear this better here? I believe I broke my pulpit. How's that? That better? All right, we'll try to leave it there.


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