<TITLE>06. Par 25-28</TITLE>L-25 And now, we have no more natural resource. You have plenty of natural resource, because if you and I are... I'm selling you rice for wheat, but when I run out of rice, then what? See?
Now, you have the natural resource, so you're more than any place in the world. So you're a growing, coming-on nation. And I said, "I have a little boy of five years old." I said, "A Canadian man here, to his little boy of five years old, can say, 'Son, I'm raising you here in a nation where there is a great future to this nation.'" I said, then, "He can offer him more, to his child in a national standpoint, than American can, or the States can, to a son that's down there. Because you've got more of a background here to draw from, something that's promising," and so forth.
Now, but if Russia ever comes to the United States (which is one of the leading nations of the western world), they wouldn't want to blow it up. They could do it, if they wanted to right now, or we could blow that up. But they'll never do it. Because they would destroy everything. They want the wealth of the nation. So therefore, they'll try to put them to sleep.

L-26 And one thing, I do not think the war will be a missile warfare. But I think it'll be a spiritual warfare, that'll come in and just take the nation over and put them to sleep, till they get in and get a hold. Well, if they get a hold there and take the United States, Canada is a small thing for them.
So therefore, there is nothing really in the world that we can build our hopes upon (See?), upon any achievement that we could give in this world, because there isn't no hopes for it. There is only one hope; that is Christ. It's true.

L-27 Because what if science today, is trying to build something? A--a--a bomb that'll go way up or some... Put a man in a sputnik and send him up in the sky. Russia made a blow, recently, across the world. They had a man in the skies, put a man up in space.
Well, that's nothing to blow about. We had a Man in space for two thousand years: Jesus Christ. Not just to go a little piece up here and return back, but all the way in to glory and come back with hosts of Angels to minister to us.
So we've had a Man in space for a long time. Russia hasn't got nothing on us. That man returned to stay. Jesus can go wherever He wishes to. So we are... We can say this. What if today now, my Canadian brethren, sisters, what if today, that science could perfect something that could set a little gadget out on the end of a man's farm, and could turn it on, and rain, bring rain down out of the skies, or shut it off and make the sun shine down, whichever you needed? Would that be an achievement? Oh, my.

L-28 What if we had something that they could say they could make a--a man that's--that's dying with cancer, come back and be well again? Would that not be an achievement? Like the Salk vaccine for the children, it went worldwide.
But say for instance, what if science had found something, a little medicine that they could put in a spoon, and could pour it in an old man's mouth, or an old woman ninety years old, and watch it for about--the patient for about one minute, and see them return back to a young man and woman, with a blood that would never get old, and a being that would never die?
Why, the whistles would blow. Nations would scream, "Death was over: No more old age, no more death, we've conquered it." Why, it would be something. Men are trying to find that through the resource of, well, of literature, or culture, education, science.


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