<TITLE>02. Par 7-10</TITLE>L-7 Sister Anna Jean, I sure appreciate that article that you wrote, especially on that little cap. I'd like to see that sometime.
So thankful to see Sister Moore over here, knowing she's been sick for sometime. And Billy told me that she taken the floor awhile ago down or something. It was a testimony of the grace of God, His healing power.
And during time this week, the Lord willing, we want to have some healing services, pray for the sick. And we intend to do that, and pray for everybody comes to be prayed for. And we're expecting God to give us another Azusa Street outpouring.

L-8 And so now, I know it's... You've had... I thought the revival, or the meeting started yesterday. But I find out it's been going on since last Sunday, I believe. So I know you've had great speakers in here, and we're certainly grateful that the meeting has this--has come into this atmosphere tonight. It ought not to be too hard to think of something to say to such a receptive audience, and--and the Spirit already here. So you just walk right into it. It feels real fine to do that. And I'm grateful that I always find that here in this church, a fine welcome of--of the Holy Spirit.

L-9 Now, there's people that's standing, and outside, and it was around when we came down. They were coming down, making a line going back. There no room to get in upstairs or downstairs, in the balconies and things. So we're--we're going to try to hurry just quick as possible, and tonight, speak to you awhile, and then tomorrow morning there is a--a--a session, I believe in the morning. And I--I'm sure everybody wants to be here tomorrow afternoon. Brother Jack's going to answer questions.
I said, "Brother Jack, what about that?"
He said, "I--I--I got the answers. I don't know about the question," he said. So I'm sure glad the burden's on him to have to answer questions.

L-10 Now, we're happy and always like to meet each other, and talk, and--and have a good time of fellowship, and that's what it is. But now, let's get settled now for a few moments on the sincere side of these things, knowing that we're all marching towards the end, day by day. I was thinking of this old patriarch here, how many that worshipped with him in Azusa Street's already crossed that river. Someday some of us, if the Lord tarries, will be talking about meetings in Shreveport at the jubilee. We'll be crossed over, many. We must remember that we must do it.
So it behooves us to take every precaution. We don't get to come back and try over no more. We've got to do it now. So when I come to the audience... I never try to come to please an audience. I've never been guilty of that. I come to try to please God. And sometimes I might say things, and I might pinch or hurt, but I don't mean it in that way. We need to stay with truth and what's right, and to see the Holy Spirit come down to a vindicate that, that it is right. And that's what we're all seeking.


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