<TITLE>34. Par 286-291</TITLE>L-286 And that morning, somehow, I--I--I just couldn't ride that horse out. And then Billy said, "I'll believe I'll call home once more." And he went up to the post to call. And here they come running back, when the little Indian standing there, the little... what that had the pony, and said, "Brother Mack is laying at the point of death, and is calling you."

L-287   And I got off, went over in the woods and knelt down. I said, "Dear God, way down, three thousand miles across the country, in the sunny state of Arizona, in Tucson, is my brother, and he's laying at the point of death. Will you help him?"

L-288 Just Something spoke to me, "All is well."

L-289 And when I come to Brother Mack the other day, to talk to him, and I asked him, "What hour that it happened?" it was exactly the same hour we went to prayer.

L-290 Oh, He... Isn't He wonderful! He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. I'm so happy to know that I live in the Presence of the King.

L-291   Let us bow our heads now, and a precious little brother is here, a missionary brother, friend of mine, a member of Assemblies of God, a precious little brother here. I call him, "Creeche." He spoke such nice things. Brother Creech, I call you that. I don't know what to say, you're my brother and fellow servant in the tribulations of Jesus Christ in this last day. May God bless you. And I think Brother Tony said that you was going to dismiss the audience at this time, while we bow our heads. All right, come.

