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"Maybe you're right, lady, and I'm wrong," he said unexpectedly. right?" "Son, you mean to tell me you've been brainwashed into this and you're not sure you're "Well, I'm still groping." I asked him his name -- only his first name. He said, "Daniel." "O," I answered, "a beautiful Bible name." "Yes," he said, his face brightening, "my mother took it from the Bible." "O Danny, to think you're selling your mother short and bringing disgrace on your folks, on all Jews, on Israel, but worst of all, disgrace on the loving God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob." He took the newspaper bag off his neck. "Here, Joe," he said to the other fellow, "take all this stuff. I'm through with it forever." With this he walked off. I never learned his last name, but God knows his name and address, and I am sure He will finish His work. * * * * I was taping a message for my radio broadcasts when the door bell rang. I answered it to find a young man standing on my porch. As I opened the aluminum door, he quickly took out a little blue polishing cloth and began polishing my aluminum door. Indeed, the blue cloth did work wonders, for where he was polishing, the door became almost like new. Then he told me he was selling these cloths. "Do a little more," I urged. "Do you want me to do your whole door?" "No, but I really don't see enough of it yet. Just do a little more space here." It was a very hot day -- 95 degrees. The Lord whispered to me, "Invite him in. So I said, "Don't you want to come in?" "Aren't you afraid of me?" he asked, rather surprised.
"No, I'm not afraid of you. Come in. The Lord told me to invite you in." Then he became frightened! He did not appear to be over nineteen or twenty and was a clean-cut young man. When he stepped in, I asked him to clean around my kitchen faucets. If the cloth worked there, I decided, I would buy it from him. He went into the kitchen and began to rub hard on the sink faucets. Presently I asked, "Are you Jewish?" "I sure am," he answered. "So am I," I said. I wanted to set him at ease immediately. Then I began to witness to him about the Lord Jesus Christ. The kitchen sink faucet was getting shinier by the moment. He did not stay long, but long enough for me to witness to him about Jesus, long enough for him to drink two glasses of lemonade, long enough for him to receive a copy of my life story, a New Testament, and $2.95 for the cloth. After he left I felt that my heart and home were filled with the presence of God. Though I could not go out that day to witness, the Lord had sent someone to my door. O, the joy of witnessing! We may not all be soulwinners, but we are all to be witnesses, in one way or another. * * * * * * * 24 "WHAT KIND OF A JEW ARE YOU?" I have a sister the same age as my daughter. I love that little sister of mine. She is just like my daughter and I try to meet her at least once a month for lunch. This particular day, I said to my sister, "I want to buy some artificial ferns." "Well, let's go over here to this store. It's a nice place and I think we can find what you want there," she suggested. We found it to be a first- class place. We stopped at a counter and were looking at this and that when I noticed a lady at the next counter looking intently at me. As we went from counter to counter, I would forget her for a moment, but when I would look around again, there she was at the next counter looking at us. Well, I thought she was going daffy, or that she was a store detective. Finally she came to me and said, "Madam, I haven't been able to take my eyes off of you. Do you know that you look very distinctive?" "No, I didn't know that. I wasn't conscious of it. What do you mean?"
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