<TITLE>28. Par 340-351</TITLE>L-340 {438-2} I read a article in the paper where in Africa, that great place full of wild game, they got these guys, Arthur Godfrey and them, going over there shooting these elephants and things out of helicopters and things like that. A picture of an old female elephant trying to die, and the tears, like pulling down her face and two big males trying to hold her up to keep... Why, it's a sin. That's not sport.
When I was standing out on the field out yonder, in where I hunt and things like that, and see where them white hunters come out there and shoot them deer and cut a hindquarters off of it and sometimes kill eight or ten little does and leave them laying there, and their fawns running around trying to find their mammy, and you mean that's sportsmanship? That's cruel pure murder in my book.

L-342 {438-4} I hope Canada never gets any roads in it as long as I live, to keep them renegade Americans out of there. That's right. They're the poorest sports I ever seen in my life. Now, not all of them, there's some real genuine men, but that's--that's one out of a thousand you find. Shoot anything they can see, anyway they want to (That's right.); that's a murderer. That's right. He's heartless. He will shoot out of season.
While up there in Alaska there, I was up there with one of them guides. He said, "I picked up... I'd go out there now and find whole herds of them great big elk--or not elk, but the moose laying there with fifty caliber machine gun bullets through their horns where these American pilots out there in--in Alaska machine gunned them out of that plane--a herd of moose. That's pure murder..

L-346 {439-1} They knowed in there if they'd kill the buffalo, they could get the Indian, he'd starve to death. That's the reason that Cochise had to surrender, his--all of his princes and all the rest of them, his children, and all of his people were starving to death. They went out there with big--great big loads of them, Buffalo Bill and them plainsmen had shot off all them buffaloes, forty, fifty in an afternoon. They know when they ridded that, they got rid of the Indian. Oh, my, a stain on the flag the way they treated them Indians. There you are. But remember, the Bible said, "The hour's come that God will destroy them that destroys the earth." And the whole world...

L-348 {439-2} Look at them valleys. I was standing up there the other day looking down on the valley at Phoenix. Went up on South Mountain, wife and I was setting up there and looked down at Phoenix, and I--I said, "Isn't that awful?"
She said, "Awful? What do you mean?"
I said, "The sin. And how much adultery and drinking and cursing and the Lord's Name used in vain in that valley there, was about a hundred and--and forty thousand or fifty thousand people, or maybe two hundred thousand people in that valley?" And I said, "Five hundred years ago or a thousand, there wasn't nothing but cactus, mesquite, and the old coyotes running up and down the sand river there, the--the washes." And I said, "That's the way God made it, but man come in; what did he do? He saturated the ground with filth. The streets are full of gall; the sewers, the--and the rivers are polluted with--with filth." They couldn't... Why, you'd better not drink a drop--of some of that water; you'd get anything. See?

L-351 {439-4} Look at it. Not only here, but the world over, the thing is polluted, and the world, the nature... God, have mercy. The whole world in its birth pains, the world is trying; she's travailing, Isaiah said. What's the matter? She's in--trying to bring forth a new world for the millennium where all the...?... trying to birth a new world for a new people that won't sin and pollute her. That's right. She's in travail.
That's the reason the--the--we are in travail. Christ, to bring forth the Bride... Everything is travailing and groaning. See, there's something fixing to happen. And this sixth plague lets her go.


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