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<strong>The</strong>n I told them how I had been saved, how long I had been saved, and what He had done<br />
for me. <strong>For</strong> nearly forty-five minutes I preached Jesus to this great group -- kind Jews who never<br />
once stopped me, but listened to me with hunger. As a result, I have had access into many of the<br />
homes of those to whom I spoke. Many, many times since, I have stopped at the home of this kind<br />
rabbi and his wife. I have stayed with them overnight. <strong>The</strong>y have told many Christian people in<br />
their little town that little by little they are being drawn to Jesus the Messiah. Not long ago the wife<br />
said to me, "Every time you come to see us we feel we are one step closer to the Lord Jesus<br />
Christ."<br />
As yet I have not heard of them becoming believers, but it is good to trust the Word and<br />
leave them in God's hands.<br />
* * * * * * *<br />
23<br />
PROPAGANDA FOR A COMMUNIST<br />
I felt a strange urge and leading to go to the big, downtown stores in St. Louis. I dislike<br />
shopping and rarely do it. As I was leaving one of the stores, I saw two young men with clip<br />
boards upon which were petition papers. Hanging around their necks were newspaper bags. On<br />
them was written in red letters, "Vote Communism." I passed by, crossed the street and stood<br />
watching the hundreds of people milling past. It was the noon hour.<br />
As I studied the boys, I knew that one of them was definitely Jewish. I'm sure he was<br />
scarcely sixteen years old, because he had not started shaving yet. <strong>The</strong> Holy Ghost told me to cross<br />
back over and He would give me the words to say to these young men.<br />
I approached the Jewish lad and said, "Shame on you, such a nice Jewish boy selling<br />
Communism on the streets. Do your mother and father know this?"<br />
He said, "How did you know I'm Jewish?"<br />
"I believe God."<br />
"I don't," he said, "I'm an atheist,"<br />
"So," I said, "if you're an atheist and don't believe the Bible, how do you know you are<br />
Jewish?"<br />
"Well," he grinned sheepishly, "you've lost me, lady."<br />
"Good," I said, "I want you to get lost worse than this."<br />
I told him I, too, had been through that "atheist bit," and it did not bring me peace or joy,<br />
but I did find it all in Israel's Messiah, Jesus.