<TITLE>02. Par 5-9</TITLE>L-5 There hasn't been a thing that we have asked for or anything, but what this group of men has just been perfect to help in every way they could: setting up here on the platform, representing the message. And, you know, each one of us might have a little something here or there that we might disagree with one another. There's never one word said. Just whatever it is, we take it and move right on. Now, that's what you call fellowship (That's right.), real fellowship. God bless you, my brethren.
The night never gets too dark, or the rain fall too hard, but what I'd do anything for you I could. Pray for you all the time. You pray for me...?... fixing in this mission field, and some rough places, I'll be depending I've got a group of brethren here praying for me. And I hope to be back with you again soon, sometime when we can stay longer, and--and just have a time where we won't have to hurry in, and jump out, and jump in like that. That makes everybody nervous. And the people that's being prayed for, it makes them nervous. Just about time they begin to try to half-way understand what you're driving at, then you got to go (See?), and they don't get it.

L-6 But let me say this to you, if I have found grace in your sight. There'll be many, many people that come here that was sick, will not maybe know it at this time. But you watch and find out in your churches and things, brethren, there's been so many things that happened here till I couldn't even call them just out over the audience like that, just as fast as it could happen. And I just couldn't do it. And I thought, "Well, as long as two or three, or four or five, six, whatever it was, spoke to, the rest would understand." There's been a fine faith out there, and a faith here. Everywhere it's been a fine faith. I appreciate it.

L-7 And to... I've got some of my brethren here that I have never seen yet in the meeting. I seen them over to the church of the--synagogue the other day. Brother Fred Sothmann, one of our trustees from the church, Brother Fred, are you here? Stand up, if you are. Brother Fred Sothmann, way back towards the back there, and he and his wife and family. And I understand that Brother Tom Simpson is here also, Canadian friends sojourning with us in Jeffersonville. Where are you, Brother Tom and his family? Brother Tom, he's also back... Now from here out it's kind of hard. The light's shining against that board over there. I can't see.

L-8 Brother Banks Wood, a fine brother that was a Jehovah Witness, and he come to one of the meetings, and he saw how the Lord was dealing in a woman, or young lady that had this here--was turning to stone in her legs and her arms. She couldn't move them. They was just flat. And we prayed for her. The Holy Spirit come upon one night, and pronounced it, and then told her, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, you're going to be all right." And the next morning she'd run up and down three or four flights of steps, and come into the building praising God the next day. Now, that astonished him.

L-9 So he had a boy, David, a young fellow, had polio, leg drawed up under him. I went from that meeting to Sweden, Switzerland, or Sweden, I believe it was, and Norway. And then when I come back I had a meeting up at--in upper Ohio there. I forget the name of the place by the Great Lakes.
And one night, while I was speaking, and large crowds of people, and I seen a little boy with a yellow jacket on, had one leg drawed up, limp down as he tried to walk. And the Holy Spirit turned around to Banks Wood, way down from LaGrange, Kentucky, with a little boy crippled, and the Lord was going to make him well. He was going to be healed. He didn't have to wait. Right then that crippled leg straightened out.


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