Now, what if I told you people that dream dreams, dream me a dream now. Well, you couldn’t do it if you had to. [Blank spot on tape—Ed.] Dreams, neither can that one help it because he doesn’t dream. But now, a seer, or a prophet, his subconscious is not back there, neither here; it’s right here. He doesn’t go to sleep; he’s standing wide awake and sees it. Now, he can’t help because he does that. God made him like that. No more than you can help because you dream a dream, or you that can’t dream a dream…It’s all in the providence of God. Don’t you believe that? See? So you can imagine now, you go in…Stand here wide awake, see something that happen forty years ago; and you’re back there with that person speaking, yet knowing that you’re standing on the platform, and four or five hundred people is listening to you. See? That’s—that’s how it is. And then when you come out of that you feel weak, and you—you just don’t know. And after while here’s another one, another one, another one, and after while you get—you get weary, you’re—you’re trying to hold yourself up. And you’re standing there, and then the first thing you know, you look, standing out over the people, here’s that milling Light.

Do You Now Believe?, 1953-12-06, West Palm Beach, FL, §59