Well, about three months before that… I told you, one night I was going to speak on “Demonology.” And I want to speak these next few minutes on “Demonology.” The next… I’m writing a book, if I can. You…I don’t know whether you’d be able to read it or not, but that—when I get it wrote, on Demonology: my personal contact with demons. Friends, they’re just as real as—as you’re real. And I see them, many times, when they leave right…I’ve seen them leave right from this platform here. I see them, some of them in shape of bats, look like long hairs hanging on their legs. But an epileptic demon look like a tortoise with round legs, hanging up like that. But usually, a demon of—of oppression seems to be more of a—of a cloud form, like a wave; and it just makes a real funny sound when it’s a—when you’re in that other dimension to see the spirit. Now, you may think that’s wrong, but some of these days you’ll realize. If you could only take a spiritual looking glass and look into your soul, you doubt, and you’d find out what it looks like. And the greatest devil, and the chief of all devils is unbelief. That’s the only sin there is. There’s no other sin but unbelief. All these little morals and things: smoking, drinking, gambling, and committing adultery; that’s just attributes. You do that because you don’t believe. Unbeliever is what makes you do that. If you was a believer, you wouldn’t do it. That’s right.

Demonology, 1953-11-12, Owensboro, KY, §14