<TITLE>27. Par 95-97</TITLE>L-95 The Tabernacle faces east and west. I built... It... When you come in from the--the front, you know where Eighth Street runs up this way? You're going right east then. See? And then, the--the... Then if you will stand up... And when I'm preaching, I'm preaching towards the west. And see now, I do that so the altar would be to the east, because Jesus is coming from the east. And then that--that let's me... The altar, we bow always to the east. See?
Well usually, I don't know. It's just what I always did. I seen in the Bible, they... Usually back there, Daniel said he went and pulled up the windows, you know, and everything like that. And prayed at--to the east. And--and so...
And I noticed in the old Mosaic temple, I think, faced the east, the altar did. And so, of course, God will hear you wherever you are. You see? Regardless... Yes, sir. Well now, I have seen a time when I'm prayed up and everything, I--I just don't--I just don't get turned around. See? I just come around.

L-96 But now, if I'm not watching and anything like that and just go down and jump at it, I'll just... There is two--one place that I know of, that I can never get straightened out. And yet I know where it's at. And that's down at Grandma Cox's. I can go down there. And I just can't get that straight. And there's going to be something, looking to me like, happen there someday.
I go right here at this gate, and it's--that's just as due south as it can be, turning to my right. But it isn't. See? It isn't. It's vice versa. See? And I--I just...
And if I get into the woods, now like I get lost or something another, and then if I'd turned around... Now, if I get all excited, well, I--I can't do it. See? But if you'll just stand still a few minutes and say, "Heavenly Father, help me." And brother, I can just as--direct that to you just as easy. That's right.

L-97 One time I come out of...?... with Brother Wood and Sister Wood, we was coming out of Chattanooga. And Brother Wood was driving on... I guess that's 41, just going back. So, it... I--I was so tired. Oh, I was so tired. And I just laid down back, after the service, and laid down back there and went to sleep in the back of the car. I woke up. But when I raised up, I said... Fog? you couldn't hardly see your hand before you. And I said, "Hey, Brother Wood, you're going wrong."
He said... See, I had just come out of that meeting. And he said; he said, "Oh, no." Said, "I'm going, I," said, "I'm going 41."
I said, "But you're--you're going south."
And said, "Now, how can you tell in a fog like this? See, you can't even see the road."
I said, "But to... you're... I can tell right now that you're going--you're--you're going south."
He said, "No, no. See there, that's 41."
I said, "But it's wrong."
Well, we drove on a little piece. And he kept arguing with me that he was right. Just said, "I'm staying right on 41, going to Memphis."
And I said, "You just watch." And we pulled in the filling station. And I said, "How far is it to Memphis?"
He said, "You--you have to turn around, boy, you're in Georgia." Said, "Go on back this way." We ain't going to let... Yes, sir. Yes, sir? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Well, if you don't notice...


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