<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 And so, then I got up to go pay for the dinner. And I guess Billy and Charlie noticed. I let them go on, because I knew the lady was coming somewhere, 'cause I knew she was behind me. In a few moments she spoke to me. And there I was able to tell the lady just what had happened, what had taken place, and not by chance; but that was the beginning for her healing.
Long years ago... She was a woman, I suppose around close to sixty or something. And in the time of menopause she'd gotten extremely nervous, and she wasn't able to pull from it. And she said, "I only heard you once. I come from way away. And that was last night," she said, "that remark you made about breaking through that sound barrier, so you could get free," she said, "all day I struggled at that sound barrier."
I said, "Don't struggle no more. See? It's over now. See?...?... through it." And I said, "The sound barrier is the barrier between faith and disbelief. When you get beyond that unbelief of a shadow of doubt, you're free then (See?), there's noth..."

L-13 And the lady had... during that time she'd got how menopause sometimes, especially either coming in, or going out, makes the people so nervous. And she'd never been able to pull through that. The woman thinks sometimes that she's lost, and she goes off. And she's a Pentecostal believer. I think so. But the lady had wore--wearing makeup, and short hair, and everything. But the reason she had did that, she was trying to shake from that (See?), trying to shake away from that horrible feeling.
And we just got to talking about... See, that's how... Billy don't know now that I'm saying this to Charlie. That was what grace... The reason you were feeling that, Billy, talking like a blue streak, you know, "Grace, how come is this? And how come is that? And how do you know so-and-so?"
I said, "It's the grace of God. Those who He foreknew He called; those who He called, He justified; those who He justified, He's glorified already. It's all God." And that was it. And she don't have to worry about that.
She was trying to shake from that thing. She'd go out, and she'd do this and do that, trying to get away from it. But today that poor little woman struck the key. She'll get all right now. And she may be here tonight. I don't know, or she might've went home. But she might be here yet tonight in the meeting.
But just goes to show that how the grace of God will do things. It's--it's exceedingly abundantly above all that we could do or think, isn't it? Wonderful.

L-14 Now, tomorrow morning is breakfast, and I asked Brother Parker if I was to speak at that breakfast, and trying to get away from it. But he said no, that I was supposed to say a few words. And then, tomorrow night, I want to try, the Lord willing, to preach, to bring a little message.
And I don't think I'll try again like last night, because I felt real bad: setting here before teachers, and renowned teachers who know a, theologians like Dr. Lee Vayle, and all these other brethren here who I know, and oh, my, graduates, and so forth, that's--that's studied the Bible, and trained in that, and then me standing here try to bring a message of that type. I thought I'd come to pray for Brother Parker's sick children; so I--I'd better stay on that line. So we are here to help.


<A HREF="P5">Next Page</A>