<TITLE>03. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 Now, you that keeps Scripture, I--or texts, I wouldn't know whether to call something I was speaking on a text or not. I got a few remarks and Scriptures written down here that I felt that maybe the Lord have me speak a little bit on, for a few moments. And usually I'm never over... Well, the other day I was... I think, Brother Sothmann, about six hours or something like that. It takes me a long time. You know, I don't know very much, so I--I just have to wait. And so, I have to kind of take my time. I'm not like some of these brethren who are really theologians, and just let it roll out.
I just have to kind of wait for it to come out--and kind of slow with it, you know. Takes me kind of a long time. Then a long time to get started, and then a long time to stop. But it's... I feel--get running, you know. It's just like getting a car once all through them gears till you get in high gear, then it runs pretty good. You just like to let it run like that awhile.

L-13 So let's, for a Scripture reading, let's read in God's Word tonight out of Proverbs the 18th chapter and the 10th verse, and out of Isaiah 32:2 to begin with. Now, in Proverbs the 18th chapter and the 10th verse reads like this.
The name of the LORD is a strong tower: the righteous run into it, and are safe.
And in the book of Isaiah 32:1 and 2:
Behold, a king shall reign in righteousness, a prince shall rule in judgment.
And a man shall be as a hiding place from the wind, and a covert from the tempest; as rivers of water in a dry place, as a shadow of a great rock in a weary land.

L-14 Now may God add His blessings to the reading of this precious Word. You pray for me. As... I was listening to a little colored brother a few days ago in Louisville, a little Pentecostal preacher, and he was preaching, chanting. And he would lose the Spirit for a few minutes, and he'd stop and say, "You all praying for me?" Then he'd say... preach a few more words, say, "Somebody pray for me." He said... And you don't know what that means unless you get up here one time.
Coming to the platform should never be just coming to be seen or coming to be heard. You must come, and coming from the freshness of your room in prayer, entering into a congregation under the Anointing, to do just as the Holy Spirit will say do, say just as He says. He... I don't know what He will do.

L-15 I've started to preach like this, and see the Holy Spirit move across the altar, and call men and women living in adultery and everything, and bring them to the altar and have confessions; and seen Him tear loose and heal the people. And you don't know what He's going to do.
I've seen Him bring forth messages that cut the Christians; and sometimes bless the Christians. And you don't know; you just go there; that's all. And if you go with anything that's kind of cut and dried under your own idea, you may get greatly fooled.


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