<TITLE>07. Par 65-76</TITLE>L-65   But when you're sitting together like that, the Holy Spirit, just two of you together. But we understand this, that what they asked me is private. I say nothing about it. And what I say to them, it's up to them whether they want to say it or not. See? But it's to be known between us, the interview. That's taking the person, one by a time, and sitting there until everything is completely settled, see, the Holy Spirit.

L-66   And then to think of the grace, the Holy Spirit telling me all about it, to each one, a whole line of them, before they ever even got here; across the country, coming, people I never seen in life. And write it out so that they would know, just a routine according to the questions the way they would answer it.

L-67   One brother had questions on the serpent's seed, that I didn't get to answer just exactly, 'cause their little half hour was up. I hope that he got it all right, the answers to it, on the paper. I... He had it wrote out, and he didn't get to all of his answers, so I just give him the writing back, the answers on the paper. If he hasn't, Billy Paul has it. I know the man is sitting here; I just looked at him just a few moments ago. So if he--if he wants to find that, it's wrote out on a piece of paper, your answers to your question.

L-68   Now, oh, how good the Lord is! I hope everybody is feeling good. Uh-huh.

L-69 And now let's us remember, and now when I pray for these handkerchiefs, to remember Brother Dauch. He is a precious brother, and we want to remember him in prayer.

L-70   And I--I see Brother Ungren, but I--I can't see Sister Ungren anywhere, whether she is all right now. Yes, sitting right out from him. Sure. Yeah. I'm glad. Cause we was called out the other night, in a... just a emergency case of her and her daughter, Sister... I... Downing, Downing. Run off the road, and just the grace of God, or they would both have been crushed to pieces right there. And here they come right on to church, got on a train and come on.

L-71   I'll never forget you all. I love you. God knows that. I--I love you. How, across the country, through slick weather!

L-72 When I look at some brother here from Georgia, and Alabama, and different places, and Tennessee, and around, where they ride their car down the road, where the ice, sliding, and back and forth like that, to come here for one service.

L-73   When I had that emergency call to Brother Dauch the other day, I didn't realize that Lima, Ohio, was so far away. Just... I thought that was a little skip, hop, and a jump. But, my, I left here real early that morning, never got there till one o'clock that afternoon, driving every--everything the speed limit would allow, and on dual highway. And I think how close that is, to way down in the South where these other people come from, way out in the North and West, where they come.

L-74 I love you, and that's the reason I try to be deadly sincere here.

L-75   And the old-timers! I see Brother Creech and them sitting back there now, and ones that's been with me all these years and things, and how we come up together. I was looking at Mary Jo's picture, I believe it was a couple nights ago. Just a little bitty tiny thing when we first met, and now she's married, I guess, and got children. Brother Creech and Sister Creech, young, black-headed, and Meda and I, and here we are gray and stooped over. See, there is something about people like that, that--that grips you. See, you--you--you want to stay with them. See? There is something another that--that always makes your mind pull back. Just giving them for examples to others that's here, young and old. We look forward for the Coming of the Lord.

L-76   So this morning I have put it... God, I believe, put it in my heart to teach a Sunday school lesson here this morning, God willing, for a lengthy time. I... And now, this being my last service for a little while, as far as I know, the...


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