<TITLE>01. Par 1-4</TITLE>62-0722, Show Us The Father And It Will Suffice Us, National Guard Armory, Salem, OR, 92 min
L-1 Thank you, Brother Borders. Let us ask God now for our requests. Make it known by lifting up your hand, "God, remember me."
Our heavenly Father, we have now approached the closing service of this little short campaign. We thank Thee, Father, with all of our heart for what You've done for us, this group of people. And on our hearts has been written the indelible ink of God, that Jesus Christ is still alive, and ever living to make intercessions. We thank Thee for this.
We pray, Father, that there will not be no one left out, that every person that's in Divine Presence may receive that what their--lifted their hands for. Break the Bread of Life to us now further, Father, as we wait, to encourage our faith. In Jesus' Name we ask it. Amen. May be seated.

L-2 There's always something about a meeting that's hard to leave. We battle, fight, struggle across the lands, but then about time we get to a place to where you really begin to know one another, stop and have to go somewhere else. Brethren just told me a few moments ago, the brother over there, you all invited me back. I thank you for that. That shows that you still love the Word. I thank you very much.
And I'm going now to Vancouver Island. I begin there Tuesday night, over at a place called Port Alberni--Alberni. Port Alberni, I believe it is, over on the other end of Vancouver Island. I'm there for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. And then Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, I'm back to Victoria, on the island. So if any of your people live around there, why, we'd sure be glad to see you. And I got... Tomorrow I'll be traveling.

L-3 The brethren offered to take me out here fishing. Oh, my. How I would like to do that. I just love that. And brother Rasmusson, the last time I was up here, taken me out here at Coos Bay, or something like that. And, oh, I caught a great big fish that... I was about... I--I can still feel that tug on the end of the line. But I just love that so well, but...
You know, I--I wished I could do that, and then just set around on the boat and talk to the brethren, and everything. It'd be such a wonderful time, I'm sure. But I just can't do it, because them boats going back and forth are crowded with people. We may have to wait for maybe a day to get over there. And the boats are so crowded, they say, sometimes bringing four hundred and better cars at one time. Someone told me you have to have a reservation the day before to get across in many places. So wished I could take that trip, brethren. Oh, my. I hope you get to go. And I'll be enjoying it because you are. You see?

L-4 But sometime, way across on the other side, when the rush is all over, and everything's got settled down, and... I hope to meet each one of you. I know a lot of you brethren here are hunters and fishers, and you know the Indian prayer. When it's all over, I hope, way down along the big game trails down through glory, that we run across one another again while we're struggling down through there. They're endless. They'll never stop. And any man who loves the woods and things, like you people here in Oregon should do, right here in a beautiful spot of the world, there's a great big game trail over there that just don't end. I'll be looking for you down along the road somewhere...?... But I'll see you There, by the grace of God.
And our sisters, I'd imagine seeing someone down around the springs down there, them bubbling up, see our lovely sisters down there, that, setting down rubbing the mane of a lion, or a tiger, or something. There'll be nothing to harm there. You might set there a million years, and you'll have no less time than you did when you first come there. It'll be glorious when we get There. I'm longing for that day. Today I'm struggling, trying, pulling, pressing, crying, rebuking, everything that I can do, because I want to see everybody there. I'm just trying with all my heart.


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