<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-4-4 And the chief was over at one of my recent northern meetings, and the Holy Spirit in the meeting--or out on a campground--on the ground--tourist court, I believe it was, called his name, and who he was, and what he had did, and... Oh, my, that just settled it with him. He knew that human beings couldn't do that; that has to come from Almighty.
So that chief has just fired that all up and down that coast there. And we're going to take the meetings in a little sailboat, go in to the places where we can get to for them, and on out and up the coast and to the others, to the Cree Indians, the neglected. Many of the brethren who have big services could not go to that.

L-4-6 Now, the Indians... There won't be one penny of money (As you know, I never take an offering in my meetings; and I don't take money.), but the church here is--is sponsoring that meeting to the Indians. Some of your tithing money and things will go to pay, to bring this Message of salvation and deliverance to those poor, illiterate Indians. After all, they are the Americans, you know. We're the foreigners (See?); we come in and took it from them. And we want... I can't give them back their nation, but I can give them the hopes in Christ, that will put us together as a brotherhood someday in a land where there is no fighting and taking land one from another. It'll be a land, room for all. And I'll be thankful when that time comes, if all my loved ones are saved and ready at that time.

L-5-1 Now, I have many friends I'm seeing, setting right here as I, speaking. I believe I'm noticing Sister (I can't think of her name.)--used to be Lee. Is that right? Aren't you Mrs. Lee? Your daughter here, the daughters, the ones that was healed? That's very fine. One of them was in the Good Shepherd's Home--or not... (What is that called? Sister of... Some Catholic Institute... Lady of Peace, that's what it was. I get all them Catholic names mixed up.) And so, over there... And she was--had a mental, nervous break, and the dear Lord Jesus, while we's--I was setting on the foot of the bed, and her precious mother and father standing close, and the Lord Jesus pronounced it done, finished. Here she is; it's all over. And of course, we know Sister--is very grateful this morning.

L-5-2 And I'm looking out over there and seeing people who were dying recently with cancer. Crawled in here, on wheelchairs, crutches, and here they are, normal and well this morning. That's world over. Not by me, by Him, our Lord, Who is risen from the dead; He's alive forevermore.
May our Lord ever be praised and blessed is my sincere prayer, Will you pray for me, all of you, pray for me. Now, I--I depend on that. And when I get out there... See, here at home, it's not too bad around here, but when you get there where you really hit the battlefront... This is training.

L-5-4 I was hearing yesterday, when our church got a--a new station wagon for me, and I--to travel (And my other one's about worn out.); and so I--I turned the radio on and listened at the newscast. And then, they was coming down last night from where Joseph and I had went to pray, then we's coming down from Green's Mill, they--I turned the radio on. It was a newscast, and it was telling--following--this monitor was following a young fellow in his training: and how he was standing there with his pockets full of sand and everything, where he'd had to hold his head so low; that live machine gun fire was going right above his head, while he crawled through barbed wires and things, taking a rigid training.

L-5-5 Well, that's what we're doing here. But now, it's a lot different on the battlefront. See? That machine gun is timed, trained right at a certain level. But on the battlefront, it could come up or down. See? So--so that's a little different there (You see?) than what--what it is, so we have to... Well, this is training here, but out there you're on the battlefront.


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