<TITLE>12. Par 66-70</TITLE>L-66 I want you remember that the Tabernacle here has one of the grandest pastors there is in the world, Brother Orman Neville, a godly man, a good man. And when in my absence, Brother Neville's in full charge, just as like I would be here. Trustees, deacons, and so forth, is to remain in their offices just as they do. And this is our headquarters. This is where we are--we're--we're stationed right here. Billy Paul will not be with me out there, only just for the meeting; he'll be coming back here. The business and all is operated right on here just the same. Just going out there, that doesn't mean that I'm leaving you. I'm just going, you understand; it's just a vision. I don't know what it means. I trust and do believe that it'll be for the betterment of the whole church. And I know it will be better for all of us if we follow the leadings of the Lord. That's all we know how to do. It's not easy for me. I remember once before I had to go off away from the church here. Some of you old-timers remember that, how I just couldn't do it. I love people.

L-67 When I was a little boy I wasn't loved; nobody cared for me when I was a kid, and I, when I--I found out somebody loved me, I--I thought, "want to die for them." And now, because somebody loves you, somebody cares. I was climbing one time on a post and my hook slipped out on an old cedar post, and the knot was up high, and I hit it with my spur and turned around, fell about fifteen feet and caught on my arm. A lady screamed, and she kind of patted herself like that. I always liked that lady; she cared. She was somebody who cared. And I always thought, "anybody who cared for me, I love them."

L-68 And here sometime ago I was downtown; I was thinking of days that used to be, and what God has done for me, and I certainly appreciate. I thank you for your love and fellowship. I would never try to lead you wrong. It'll always be the right way, the best of my knowledge. And you take me record; I never said anything about myself; it's always been Jesus Christ. See, see? Tried to stay just as close in His Word as I knowed how to stay to lead you and guide you to this place.
I commit you now into the hands of Brother Neville, first in the hands of God, and then in the hand--care of Brother Neville to pastor the church and to watch over the heritage until I can have this meeting and get back to you again. Trusting by that time I can bring you a great revelation from God, that'll thrill every heart and glorify the church of God.

L-70 We usually take communion. I don't want to say no more; you know how I feel. And I think the song that we should sing right now, "My Faith Looks Up To Thee, Thou Lamb of Calvary." And while we stand and sing it, let's shake hands with each other and say, "God bless you."
My faith looks up to Thee, (God bless you...?... God bless you...?... God bless you, brother.)
... Divine;
Now...
Heavenly Father, bless...?... Amen.
... wholly Thine!
Now, let's raise our hands to Him.
My faith looks up to Thee,
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Saviour Divine;
Now hear me while I pray,
Take all my guilt away,
O let me from this day
Be wholly Thine!
Till we meet!...
Let's sing "Till We Meet Again." Everybody now join.
Till we meet! till we meet!
Till we meet at Jesus' feet;
Till we meet! till we meet!
God be with you till we meet again!
Till we meet! till we meet!
Till we meet at Jesus' feet; (till we meet!)
Till we meet! till we meet!
God be with you till we meet again!
Let us bow our heads now. Brother Neville, why don't you dismiss us in prayer. God bless you.

