<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-3-6 Now, I suppose the recorders are going now. And, oh, yes, I got... I'm sorry. A little sister had a baby here this morning she wanted dedicated. And I told her we'd sure do it tonight. And now--and tomorrow night we'll have dedication of babies, healing services, everything that we possibly can go through with. We have plenty of time... So if the little sister's here and has her little one...
And I was supposed to have a... Some people come from way away, and was here this morning for a private interview, and--for something. And they was supposed to meet in there this morning, and Billy had to let them wait till tonight. And he could not find them nowhere (See?), tonight. If you're here, sister, I been back there quite a little time waiting, and seeing if he could find the lady. That was two of them, I think, that was on private interview from way out of the country. So we--we trust if I miss you, I'll be able to get just soon as I possibly can, maybe tomorrow night while coming in.
3-6a      Now, I believe... Is this the lady coming with the little baby with the--the blue jumper? Jumper, Meda, I--I didn't mean that, honey, ever-what it is. It looks like a little dress of some--something. Jumper... How many knows what a--a jumper is? Why, sure. A old overall jacket to me, so... Why, it's Dallas' little baby. My, that's fine. Brother, would you walk up here. Excuse me.
Well, well, I kinda like that little ribbon there that you put upon...?... What's its name? Rebekah Lyne... L-y-n-e. And what's your last name now? Sayban. Rebekah Lyne Sayban. Is that right? May I have her? And what's...?... want to miss that? Isn't that sweet? Rebekah Lyne Sayban. This family has come through much. This little young lady here and her husband just recently has both been saved and brought into the knowledge of the Lord. And now, in their union God has given this beautiful little Rebekah, and they're bringing it to the Lord.
3-6b      Now, many people, they call infinite--infant baptism in the Methodist church, and many of the others, and they sprinkle them with water when they are babies. Now, that's all right so far as I am concerned. But we always try to say just what the Bible says to do. In the Bible there's no--never was such a thing as baptizing an infant. Nowhere down in history till the early Catholic church, as far as we--we know of, which was as far as the Gospel...?...  [The baby cries out--Ed.] So that's just a way of saying it anyhow. See, you have to have the interpretation. So... But in the Bible, they brought little children to Jesus that He might bless them. And He put His hands upon them and blessed them. And that we still continue that.
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