<TITLE>01. Par 1-5</TITLE>61-0319, Jezebel Religion, National Guard Armory Middle, Middletown, OH, 110 min
L-1 Let's remain standing just a moment while we offer God thanks for this. Let's bow our heads.
Gracious and holy Father God, we are so glad that You are a--a God and a very present Help in the time of trouble. We thank You for what You have done for us. We just cannot express from our hearts how we appreciate this and how You've come to our rescue when we're in trouble.
We have learned through the years to trust You and believe You, and I pray this afternoon, Lord, that You'll pour Your blessings upon this people. May there not be a feeble person in our midst when this service has ended. If there would be one in here who's not right with God, may the power that raised Jesus from the grave quicken their mortal bodies, Lord, and their soul and turn them to you. Grant it, Lord.
Those without the Holy Spirit, may this be the one great day that they'll never forget, for may it be the day that God pours His Spirit upon them. Grant it, Lord, forgive our sins. We would pray that You'd bless Brother Sullivan, our gracious and precious friend, and his thoughts for the people and to try to bring them every possibility that he can to help them. I pray that You'll bless Brother Sullivan. Bless the ministers throughout the land everywhere. Give to them the exceeding abundance, Lord. May they stand gallant in the pulpit and proclaim the Word of God.
For we're living in the closing hours of the history of this world. Let Thy goodness overshadow us in these times, for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen. May be seated.

L-2 I am so grateful to you people as to God for this. Brother Sullivan took it upon himself. You see, it wouldn't be right for Brother Sullivan to do that, so we were fixed to prepare for it. We thank you for your kindness.
And now, for the--the love offering, it... You didn't have to do that. No, that wasn't necessary. See, just... They paid the expenses of the hotel and the food, what we had; that's just all was necessary. But thank you very kindly, and it'll go to help missionary and bring people to God. There won't be any cigarettes bought with it, any whiskey, nothing that's wrong; it'll go for the right thing. And I pray that God will put that on your account up there, and multiply it by ten thousand, each dollar, or--or penny, or nickel that you gave towards this service.

L-3 And now, I want to thank the United States Army for letting us have this building to set in to have these services. I certainly do thank them with all my heart.
And as I understand, Brother Sullivan said, "Everything would be paid up right. We've never left a city yet, owing one cent, but what everything was taken care of; we just don't believe in anything else. You mustn't owe anyone; you must be square and straight. And if you owe somebody, go face them and tell them that you owe them, but just give you a little time, and you'll pay it. See? Always, that's a better... That's a good mark of Christianity: being honest, upright.

L-5 You want to live just what you talk about. If you don't live it yourself, how could you expect somebody else to live it. See? So you are written epistles read of all men; so always be honest, just, true. Tell the truth, no matter how bad it hurts something. Tell the truth anyhow, 'cause you can always tell it the same way each time. And if you tell a lie, you'd have to go a million miles around, and still you have to come back to that lie again; and you just made an awful thing. Just be honest, and you can always tell it the same way because it's the truth.


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