<TITLE>02. Par 6-10</TITLE>L-6 We do not profess this to be our home. We are pilgrims and strangers. We're seeking a city whose Builder and Maker is God. That was Abraham's attitude; he was looking for a city. And we are the children of Abraham. Being in Christ, we are Abraham's seed. 'Course we know that Isaac was the natural seed, and the natural seed all looked for that city, how much more should the royal seed look for it, the royal seed of Abraham? And I believe the church today, the called-out, is the royal seed of Abraham.
We are professing that this is not our home, for we have no anchor here on earth. And if we have, I trust we cut it loose right quick, so that if He would come tonight we'd be taken up, not anchored down to the earth.

L-7 So thankful for this opportunity. And now... I know it gets a little late so quick, so much to be said, seems like such a little time to say it in. But it makes you kind of nervous, like the whole world under a pressure, trying to hurry and do something. But I trust that we'll not do that during the time of this campaign, that we'll just be like we used to be a long time ago: just kind of let off the pressure, and let down, and just be ourselves, you know, just be Christians and fellowship one with another, and while the Blood of Jesus Christ, God's Son, cleanses from all uncleanliness.

L-8 And now, I also come to throw my net in with these brethren. Now, you know each one of us are fishermen. You know the--the Lord told a fisherman one time, He said to follow Him and be fishers of men. And that's what's here on the platform tonight, is fishers of men.
We stand on the corner somewhere in our church, we cast out the net through the neighborhood, and gather with all that we can, bringing in every sinner. No matter what position he's in, we try to bring him to Christ. Well then, there comes a time when we want to reach away out. So we put all of our nets together so we can go way out and get a big rake. And that's what we're here for tonight. And I just knitted my net in the fellowship of love around my brethren, and their net to seine way out through Los Angeles, and around, and see how many souls we can get in for Christ. That's the purpose of being here.
Now, we--'course, we know in the seining you get everything coming, but there's some there that's going to be fish as sure as the world, and God will take them.

L-9 Now, you pray for me as I speak and pray for the sick. And I'm not a healer. I've been called that, but I'm not. I'm your brother (See?), just--just your brother here praying for the sick.
And so I know that testimonies give a great push, and just... Something happened last night, or next to the last night in Columbia, made some news up in the country there. There was... They couldn't get the little baby in the prayer line. It was a water-head child, its little face narrow, and its head way out: looked to be about a year or two old. And its eyes was done, you know how they do, and great veins in its head. And the doctors (earthly physicians) had to give it shots every day to keep it alive. And they couldn't get the little fellow in, so they had it in behind the curtain, and I went back to pray for it.

L-10 Because, they pray for them as they come with prayer cards, and get the cards, and they give them out each day. And so, the little fellow didn't have a card, and the mother could not stay no longer than that one night. So we prayed for the little fellow behind the platform.
And the next morning it was astounding thing. All those big veins was gone, and its little head was practically normal. So they--they--they took it down to the doctor, not saying anything, and the physician looked it over and examined it. Something in its blood, they had to take these shots. And he said, "The child don't even need any shots." He said, "I have never seen anything like this before."


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