<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 You know, taste doesn't count in this. We might differ in organization, denomination. But God is a God of variety. God likes variety. He's not a Sears and Roebuck Harmony House. God is a variety. He's got big mountains, little mountains, white flowers, pink flowers, yellow flowers. He's a God of variety. He has little men, big men. He has a black head, redhead, blonds, and all different kinds. He has deserts. He has--He has lakes. He has seas. See? He's a God of variety.
And that's the same way it is here today. We're all God's servants. And after all, brethren, is it all... A rainbow represents a covenant. That's right. We're in God's covenant. That's right. Together as brothers we stand. The Lord bless you, my fine brothers. And may your churches grow and prosper. And may God ever bless you richly and royally is my--is my sincere prayer. If I can ever be a help to you in any way, the night don't get too dark, nor the rain don't fall too hard. Just call me. I'll do everything that I can to help.

L-14 We're working for one great Kingdom: God's. That's right. And say one belongs to the Assembly, maybe that's his taste. The other one belongs to the Open Bible; that's his taste. But it's all the Kingdom of God. That's right. Wherever we are, it's all the Kingdom of God we're working... For it falls by one Spirit we are all baptized into one body, and we become members of Christ.
I want to thank you, brethren, in the midst of conflict to still help sponsor me to come here, bring me before your people. I wouldn't harm one for nothing. It's your sheep God give you to raise it.
Usually on the last day, I used to have people to write me questions, lay it up on my platform. See, if you--if you got questions, I know you have, but you ask your pastor. He's the one can tell you. See? I wasn't sent to answer questions. I'm just preaching it this way and going ahead. See? Just come by...

L-15 We're all fishermen. Did you know that? The Kingdom of God is like a man that took a net and went to the sea. And I come to weave my net with their nets, make a great big cast all out over the city, pull in. Some has come in. I don't know what they are. When a man brings a net in, he has scavenger fish, he has turtles, crawfish; but he has fish too. That's God to find out which is which. And so, some of them will stay; some of them won't. We don't know. That's up to God. We just have to pull the net in, and the Father picks up whatever He--He has--He has ordained to be that way. And I... what... Remember, when the net caught them, no matter what kind of a action they was, they were that kind of a fish at the beginning. See? And so, we don't know how many fish is in the lake yet. We've got to fish till we get them all out. And then Jesus will come.
And to my opinion, friends, we're getting a way down. I think we're way down, brother. It's very hard any more (You know that in your churches.) to find people sincerely wanting to serve Christ. It's very, very hard.

L-16 Now, may the Lord bless you. And I want you excuse my grammar, some of my rude expressions. I don't know... I haven't got no education, so I just have to depend on inspiration. So then I just every way that I just find it. I been keeping you long, but I just reach up, and grab it, and spit it out the way I get it. So that's rude, but that's the only way I got of doing it. So you just... I just try to get here and start talking a little bit till I get anointed. Then I get anointed, I just take off.
How many ever rabbit hunted? Did you ever use a hound? He will smell all around, popping his mouth, you know, until he hits the trail. When he gets that scent of rabbit, my, his eyes bugs out, and his ears go up, and away he goes. My, that's about the way a minister hunts his text when he's trying to preach by inspiration. Isn't that rude? So he gets started.


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