<TITLE>02. Par -</TITLE>L-2-4 And we are very grateful for all things. I say that for myself and for the people that's here from the Tabernacle. I've got our--some of our trustees here and deacons and some of my friends from down there.
Our pastor's here. I've never been able to see Brother Neville. I guess he's been introduced, has he? Brother Neville? Where are you, Brother Orman? I just can't make you out there. Oh, my. Back there just as big... Come up here a minute.
This man I know to be a true servant of Christ. He was a dyed-in-the-wool Methodist and then received the Holy Ghost. Now, he's a Holy Ghost Methodist.
This is our precious pastor. I want to shake your hand, Brother Neville. I introduced... Thank you, brother. I've knowed Brother Neville for years and I've--his lovely little wife even before they were married. And I've--the years that I've knowed him, he's never changed one bit; only just went higher in God. That's all. But he's dependable. We love him now as a pastor. He's been there for years, and we hope he stays till Jesus comes, if it be the will of the Lord. And would you just like to say a word to the people, Brother Neville? [Brother Neville greets the people--Ed.]
God bless you, Brother Neville. Now, you know, when you go on a picnic, if somebody stuck out a little tree somewhere, well, you can't--you don't know whether it's still there or not (See?) 'cause it's just set out, stuck out or something. But when you know there's an old oak that's just stayed steady, you pretty well can think about getting under that tree and resting. That's Brother Neville, just the same every day, just going right on. So I'm so glad for that.

L-3-2 We have a--I have another brother here, a little--a pastor of one of the sister churches of our church down there, and if he doesn't come up, I would like for him to stand up. Brother Junior Jackson, another Methodist filled with the Holy Ghost. Junior Jackson, where are you? Brother Junior Jackson, a Methodist filled with the Holy Ghost. Here he is right here, Brother Jackson. You want to say something--there anything you want to say? All right.
Another one here is Brother Palmer. Another one of our brothers here. Would you just stand up, Brother Palmer? A pastor from down in Macon, Georgia, is one of our friends. And Brother Fred Sothmann, I know he's here. He's one of our trustees at the church. Where are you, Fred? Somewhere in here--standing back in the back.

L-3-4 Brother Banks Wood--where you at, Brother Banks? He's one of our other trustees--over here. Brother Banks was a Jehovah Witness, you know. He came into the meeting, and he had had a crippled boy, David, his leg drawed up from polio. And I was in a tent meeting, and first he'd saw the... He was there at--at Dallas the night--or Houston when the Holy Spirit came down in that form of that Light, in the--they took the picture of It. Brother Wood was there. So I didn't know him then. And so he got enough money together. (He's a contractor.) He come up to the next meeting (I went overseas from there.)--went to the next meeting. He had his crippled boy, and--with polio. And while we were... I was standing there under the anointing of the Holy Spirit (goes back across the crowd), spoke to him; told him all about it; told him to stand up.

L-3-5 David, where are you at? Is he here tonight? The boy that was crippled. That's him. David, if the people don't believe that God can heal a man that's got his leg twisted up with polio and things, I wish that you would just walk out there just a minute and show them how you--you can walk. You're just a--not to make a public show, but just a testimony. See? Not even a limp or nothing else, perfectly normal and whole. It's really, really wonderful what our Lord can do.
Now, if He'll do that for him, why He'll do it for someone else. It's just... Sure. It's just if we can get that type of faith.


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