<TITLE>01. Par 1-3</TITLE>61-0415E, The Uncertain Sound, Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL, 124 min
L-1 Thank you very much, brother, God bless you. "My son Timothy..." That's very good. God bless you. You don't know how that makes me feel to see a young man, hear them words spoken like that. It means, brother, that my work wasn't all in vain. I'm getting up into the years, and he's the one who's following along. And now, it just makes me feel so good to hear that a meeting like that... what it produced. You never know what you're doing when you're sowing seeds.

L-2 There's a legend over in Norway that... They have a lot of beautiful flowers in Norway. And the legend is, like John Apple here, you know, that this man loved flowers so well he carried his pockets full of seeds. And he went around just sowing seeds. Everywhere he'd see a place, he sowed seeds of flowers, and that's the reason so many flowers, because someone sowed seeds. That's it.
Let's sow the seed of the Word of God wherever we are, for we don't know what it's going to produce. And them few seeds, that night, fell in fertile soil that brings forth a--a real genuine servant of God, standing here as a shining light. I passed by his church the other day, and I don't remember the boy, of course, but, to me he's just a kid. I doubt him being as old as my Billy. But he's... Standing yonder, seeing this nice big Assembly of God church built down there. I stopped just a moment, and I said, "Thank you, Father. Keep your hand on him." And "partings leave behind us, footprints on the sands of time."

L-3 Certainly a happy, real happy, anniversary. God's blessings on you all.
Now, tomorrow's Sunday, and we are expecting all you visitors to attend somebody's church tomorrow. These men here on the platform are men who are local ministers, and they are here representing this Gospel that you're hearing us preach. They believe the same thing that we believe and setting here representing it. And fill up their churches tomorrow; have a great time.
And then tomorrow afternoon, we're giving the afternoon service, instead of having a evening service, because it just pulls the people away from their own post of duty, and we can have it in the afternoon. We ought to worship all day Sunday. That's the day set aside for that. So now, go to Sunday school in the morning, somewhere, and stay for church.
And it's always a sin to send your children to Sunday school. You know that. Everyone knows that. A sin to send your children to Sunday school; take them. So that's a... So then, then you're doing right; but doing wrong by just sending them.


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