<TITLE>01. Par 1-10</TITLE>63-0628E, A Greater Than Solomon Is Here, Associated Brotherhood Of Christians Campground, Hot Springs, AR, 133 min
L-1      Thank you, very much. Good evening, friends. Happy to be here tonight, just enjoying a little handshake and a fellowship with my old friend, Brother G. H. Brown. I haven't seen in years. He is one of my--my first colleagues, of Arkansas, when we was at 505 Victor Street there.

L-2 I remember, Brother Brown, the night that the lady down in the basement, on her back, crawling on her back, with her... Lost her mind, and she very bad condition. Later on, I found her over around Jonesboro somewhere, in her right mind, with her husband, and just as normal as she could be.

L-3   A brother just met me here, just shook his hand. He was talking about being in a certain place, his wife had a goiter, I believe, on her throat. She was healed in the meeting. She is still healed.

L-4 God is wonderful, isn't He? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] We're so thankful for that. We should be, which we are, the most happy people in the earth, God's people, carefree, in the way that we're not afraid of death. You know, Christ conquered everything, even death, even the fear of death. Yeah. "O death, where is your sting? Grave, where is your victory? But thanks be to God Who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ." How we love Him for that!

L-5   This little sister from Florida, I believe, he said, or somewhere here, that sang that song: Down From His Glory. That's my favorite song, wrote by our friend, Brother Booth-Clibborn. I think it really expresses His supreme Deity today, in the day that people try to make Him just a prophet or--or some leader. And I think that expresses what He is, and I really like that song.

L-6 Now, you know, and so the bad part about these things, these meetings are not long enough. We just get to meet each other, and say "hello," and then have to leave again. But I have certainly looked forward to coming down.

L-7   I'll tell you a little something. I didn't say that for a hint the other night, about me having that bucket of sorghum molasses that that little bear got into. But somebody tonight paid me back, they sent me a jar of sorghum molasses. Thank you, and I'll see that the bear don't get that. I'll have my wife bake me a pan of biscuits, and I'll get right into them. Yes, sir, I sure like sorghum.

L-8 Billy, my son, just told me, said, "Daddy, they taken for you a love offering."

L-9 I told this preacher that I didn't want that. See, I didn't come for that, people. I come to help you, to try to. But there is no way of me giving it back. And if anybody knows anybody here is real bad off, somebody, widow woman or something, they got it. So thank you very much. You know, the Bible said, "Insomuch as you have done to the least," that's me, "of these little ones, you have did. it to Me." And I pray that God will bless you for that, and that He will--He will. I'll tell you, if no person is bad off, takes it, I'll put it to the mission work for the foreign fields. I go over, myself, so I know it's used right.

L-10   And so then try to bring this wonderful Message of--of the grace of God that's been brought to us in these last days, the Message, the best that I know how to bring It, and it's the same Message I preached many years ago. I haven't varied from it one inch, because you can't. If I would, I'd have to get out of the Bible. See? So it's from the Bible. And I believe that, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." And Hebrews 13:8 says, "He is the same yesterday, today, and forever." I believe that.


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