You know, sometimes I think that…Wonder how the Lord feels about us sometime, when He does so many things for us, and yet we just set like we were in a subconsciously, don’t we? Aren’t we all guilty? I am. We just set and say, “Well, Lord, I—I wish You’d do something for me.” He can’t do nothing no more for us than what He’s already done. He’s already healed us. He’s already saved us. He’s already give us joy. He give us His peace. He’s our shield, our buckler, our…Everything that we have is in Him, and He’s done paid the price of redemption to redeem us back as sons and daughters of God. There’s only one thing in the world that—that is yet left undone, that is physical death. We’ve all got to die, because that was the only way God has of bringing us up home. That’s the only avenue we can travel is through death to get home. So everything is under His feet, everything, except death. And death has done been…The penalty of death done been taken off and now we just go right into His Presence, and someday return back and be made immortal and live on this earth a thousand years with Jesus Christ. Amen. I believe that. I’m strictly a millennialist, I believe in the Millennium. I believe all these Hebrew prophets, and through the ages spoke on the golden age the Millennium coming, and I believe we’re going to have it. We’ll reign here with Him a thousand years.

The Resurrection of Lazarus, 1953-11-22, Evansville, IN, §11