<TITLE>19. Par 83-87</TITLE>L-83 Then after while, Pastor Solomon come walking out. Oh, how everybody loved him. My, wouldn't it be wonderful if our people just loved the Holy Spirit when He come down like that? We'd just obey, and be in--so submissive to Him.
Pastor Solomon walked out very quietly, bowed himself to the people. And the... Well yet a king, but in his humility, sweet and humble, didn't pray for great things, just to have wisdom to lead his people.
And she begin to notice the prayer line as it was that morning, that the secrets of the people's heart was being made known. I imagine she stayed up all night long reading those scrolls. "I seen it with my own eyes. I seen it with my own eyes. I watched it."

L-84 Finally her number was called. Her time come. She come up before Solomon. And the Bible said there wasn't one thing that God didn't make known. Oh, my. Her heart must... She got so thrilled, she turned around and blessed the God of Solomon. And she blessed the men that went with him. She said, "Blessed are you who set here and your eyes behold this glory day by day." Amen. No wonder Jesus said she'll rise in the day of the judgment and condemn that generation, because a greater than Solomon was there. That's right.

L-85 Brother, sister, what happened? She seen something real for her first time in life. (We just ought to have more time, but we ought to be closing right now.) She seen something real for her first time. It was something that was genuine, something that wasn't put on. She seen something that come from God. That man couldn't have that wisdom of hisself. He'd know the secrets and reveal it. A gift. He was a prophet, and he--he could understand and tell it.
And here Jesus, the anointed Son of God standing there, was greater than Solomon, and they called it a spirit of the devil. "He's a fortuneteller."
He said, "That queen will arise in the judgment with this generation and condemn it."

L-86 Now, if she rises and condemns that generation, how much more will she condemn this generation, after two thousand years of the Gospel, and sweat and toil, and the Holy Spirit working in the churches and confirming it, with the printed Bible and everything laying before us? And we see His works going on, and yet we stand as if we was a haystack somewhere. Why, the little queen... I'll close in saying this. She seen something that was real.
Now, listen, just before we stop, and call the prayer line, I'd like to say this: I like to hunt as you know. I told you about the gun. A little story comes to my mind I want to tell you, just before closing.

L-87 I used to, before I went into the evangelist work, I used to have a baking powder can. I saved nickels and things. When I--I was a game warden, I worked and I pastored a Baptist church, Baptist Tabernacle in Jeffersonville for seventeen years without one penny of salary. I never drawed a salary, never took a offering in my life. So I dropped my nickels, when I'd get paid, in there to take a hunting trip once a year.
And I used to hunt up in the north woods with some friends up there. And a good hunter, a fellow I hunted with, his name was Caul, Burt Caul: fine fellow, about a half Indian also. And he--he was a good hunter. I liked to hunt with him 'cause you never had to hunt him up. He knowed where he was at. And a good shot, my, he was a dead shot, but the meanest man that I ever met in my life. That man was actually mean. He had eyes like a lizard, and they set sideways, you know, like that.


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