<TITLE>02. Par 10-19</TITLE>L-10 Then I wonder, why is that lake all stirred up? Just the same as we get stirred up in a revival. We churn around. You know what it always does to the lake, though? It cleans it. It washes all the trash out on the bank. So that's why we have to have a revival for; get all the unbelief and things away from us, so we can see more clear what God wants for us. That's what we're anticipating this time, is a revival among the people.

L-11   Now, my sponsor, Brother Urshan, these brothers here, and probably some setting out in there. Now, they are ministers of God, just the same as I or all other ministers. And the...

L-12 Jesus said, one time, "The Kingdom of Heaven is like unto a man that took a net and went to the lake. And when he cast the net in, he drew it out, and in there he had all kinds." The Gospel net catches all kinds, now, all kinds of fish. See, they were probably some of them were, say, was waterdogs, some of them were serpents, some of them spiders, some turtles, and--and so forth, and some of them were real fish. So, we don't know what we catch in the net, we're just seining.

L-13 And now I come. Two seines will reach further than one seine, and I come to put my net. It's a seine. We call it, up further in the North, a seine. And I come to--to weave my net with their nets, your nets. And let's cast a way out, as far as we can. And put our nets together, and our hearts together, and our efforts together, and let's pull in, to see if there is some fish that the Master could use. And He is the one Who judges that. We don't know. They all look the same to us. They're just caught in the net. But God knows who they are, and knowed them from the beginning. So we're just seiners, we're not judges to judge who is and who isn't. We're just seining, so I'm here to help you.

L-14   And now this week, pray, get on the phone, call someone, and invite them over to the church, over to the armory here. We've just got a short time. Nervous, makes the people nervous when you just about the time you get acquainted, and the people get settled down, then you have to go somewhere else.

L-15 I've often wondered, sometimes, if--if I couldn't, one of these days, have a tent and come in around a big city like this and set it up, so we could stay several weeks; and have a ministerial meeting of a morning, and meet all the ministers and discuss the thing.

L-16 And I trust that the Lord will bless our efforts this week. I trust that there won't be one cot, or wheel chair, whatever it is, left here; or one sick person with a heart trouble, TB, cancer; but what the Lord Jesus will heal. I'll be praying.

L-17 I don't visit very much, because, you know, this type of ministry. It's not as I don't want to visit. But it is that I--I--I can't serve God and then man, at the same time. I have to stay to myself and pray. And I'll be doing that for you. And you be doing the other part, getting together and getting the people in, and so forth, and bring the sick and afflicted; and praying for me, each one pray for me. That's how we win the victory.

L-18   Now just to kind of lay the foundation of what we are trying to do. We, first place, we don't represent any denomination; not against any denomination, but just don't represent any. We stand...

L-19 I was ordained, a Missionary Baptist. And then I gave up my fellowship card, not fellowship with my brethren, just so that I wouldn't be represented among any groups. I come over into the Pentecostal, when I went to praying for the sick and was commissioned to do so. I come over among the Pentecostal, and I find out, thought there was just one group of them, but find out there's many groups there as there is the Baptist, different ones. So I--I seen they were fussing, and they were fussing in the Baptist, about this, that, and the other, so I just let them fuss.


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