<TITLE>03. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 About six weeks ago, one morning, I guess about... I was on my road to Arizona with Brother Sothmann and Brother Wood, two of the trustees of the church at the Tabernacle at Jeffersonville, and I saw a vision of a strange thing. There were two men, and they were both kind of well-trimmed-up men, and they were both kind of fighters. They had on regular clothes, but they were kind of real fighters. They wanted to fight. And they had a grudge against each other, and one of them...
They'd got into a--it looked like it was in New York. I could see myself coming down there towards the--the arenas, and so forth, where I preach so much. And looked like there was a little hole, round place like this, of a place they'd got into. And they started fighting, and one killed the other one. And I seen, looked like something damp, or water. And then they had, looked like a cellophane something, that was put over one's feet. Everything got real quiet, and it was sad. They'd killed... One had killed the other one in a feud. And I thought, "Well, I don't know exactly what that means, Lord." I just kinda jotted it down, and I...
You all know what taken place the other day: two welterweight fighters in New York, fighting it out, and one killed the other one. You see? And...

L-13 He's really good, isn't He, letting us know these things? 'Course that doesn't... Reason... It didn't look like it pertained to the church, so I just let it go. Just awhile ago... I never learned of it till just awhile ago. And I was thinking, "Yes, sir, and I got that wrote down on my little book there," See? that that something.
I didn't know what it was. I seen them step down. 'Course that hole, like they went in that place, was the ring they were in, and they were fighting the feud out, and one killed the other. So another feud, both in the same... When--when athletics and sports gets to that, it's time to leave them alone. That's right. Another Cain and Abel affair (You see?), there to see brother kill brother. But we're so glad that we're trying to restore brothers back to the faith that was once delivered to the saints.

L-14 Now, there's people standing, and we don't want to keep them too long. And I have a--some Scripture here I want to read, and some notes that, in here are little comments of something, and Scriptures written down that I'd like to speak from for a little while. And if we will, let's bow our heads first, just for a word of prayer.
And now to those who are present and would like to be remembered in prayer, would you just slip up your hand to God and say, "Now, just remember me. Lord." He sees every hand, these young people, young girls, boys, young and old. We all know that we're facing eternity.

L-15 Our heavenly Father, again tonight we are approaching Thy--Thy seat of mercy, for we have been bidden by our Lord to come, saying, "If you will ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." Now, we know that those Words are true, so we are coming to the seat of mercy while it's still sprinkled with the Blood of the Lord Jesus, crying out, "Father, forgive them." For, Father, truly we do walk sometimes and stumble as it was, because we're walking in a dark world. And all that we have is just the light of the Gospel, the Holy Spirit, to guide us, or we'd tumble off into dark eternity without a hope, without God.
But we're so glad that Thou has made a way for those who's been called to the wedding supper. And what a privilege it is tonight to be assembled with a group, those people setting present now, that's been invited to the wedding supper, dressing, making ready now for the wedding to come. We're so thankful for this.
And there's much need in the land tonight, Lord, a need in the church. You seen those precious hands and knowed the thing that was behind that hand, resting in the heart. God, look down into each individual's heart and answer their request. That's my prayer to Thee, Father.


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