<TITLE>04. Par -</TITLE>L-6-1 So we're going to face the enemy now. So we used to fi--sing a little song here, "The Fight Is On." Anybody still remember that song?
The fight is on, O Christian soldiers;
And face to face in stern array;
With armors gleaming, and colors streaming,
The right and wrong's engaged today! (That's right. See?)
The fight is on, but be not weary;
Be strong, and in His might hold fast;
If God be for us, His banner over us,
We'll sing the victor's song at last! (That's right.)

L-6-2 Now, there was many things that I had to say this morning, but I kinda cut it short, whereas the people's standing and packed in. And they got little speakers for the outside, and a little broadcast, I think, that each car can... The--the broadcasting system let us go out so many yards from the tabernacle with it. And so we--we're trying to... Appreciate everybody's visit with us this morning.

L-6-3 Now, before any farther, let's say that... Now, immediately after this, I think, is baptismal service? But first is the prayer line; we're going to pray for the sick this morning. I think God coming on the scene is the proof of what we're talking about: His resurrection. Is He alive or isn't He alive? Is this just a fiction story or is it the Truth? If He's alive, He made a promise: "I'll be with you always, even to the end of the world."

L-6-4 Now, if He--if He comes in amongst us here and proves that He's here, then there's no more guess about it. See? You remember, all the religions in the world, they have their holy days and holidays, and so forth, but there's none of them that can prove that their founder, that--death took him, and that was all of it; but ours, Christian religion, our Founder died and rose again.

L-7-1 In Mexico, recently, when I was interviewed by the press of the resurrection of a little baby, that had died that morning at nine o'clock, and at ten-thirty that night (ten-thirty or to eleven o'clock) was raised up from the dead, right there in the mother's arms at the platform, before tens of thousands of people. Thirty thousand come to Christ that night (See?), so then, you can imagine what was there.
And the little fellow, I saw a vision out in front of me; and it told about what his little name was and everything. The mother was way back there, couldn't get a prayer card, couldn't get in; but she didn't have to get up through the line. So when she brought the little baby, it raining, pouring down...

L-7-3 We think of us standing, think of them. They'd be there at nine o'clock at morning for services to begin nine that night, standing in the hot sun, leaning against one another for shade: Standing, not setting, standing. And that's the way they do, Africa, and different places, and India where half a million gathers out at a time.

L-7-4 Now, this little woman couldn't even get a prayer card (over about three hundred ushers to hold her back), and she couldn't get in the prayer line, and standing there praying for that little baby--a little Catholic woman... And the Holy Spirit called and said, "Tell her to bring it here."

L-7-5 And the little baby, under a wet quilt (been standing there since that morning), the doctor pronounced it dead. Now, we got the doctor's statement of it, that pronounced it dead that morning at nine o'clock and then, this was that night, nearly midnight. And I, just according to what the vision said, I went, laid hands on the little baby. There it was, alive. The doctor give testimony.


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