You’re not responsible after you’ve done what they’ve asked you to do. They ask you and you put it within the framework of a loving state. If someone asked me tonight to hear the news that someone is dead, don’t come to me, go to someone else. They may be heavily insured and they’ve made a will and so they’ll say, “Alright, pray for me that he’s dead” or something. Well, don’t ask me; it’s not my cup of tea. I know someone in the Mid-West, he’s a minister, he runs a church on the first floor, he runs a home for old ladies on the second and third floors, and he’s a mortician in the basement. That’s a fact. Well now, these old ladies undoubtedly are all leaving everything they have to him. Suppose they’re not well and you turn to the minister to pray for you, what is he going to pray for? He has you if you’re alive and he has you if you’re dead. What’s he going to pray for? Mortician in the basement, church service on the first floor and he runs a rooming house on the second and third. That’s a fact, he’s in Kansas. I’ll go no further because you’ll know who he is. When I heard that I could hardly believe that one in this world who should set everyone free stoops to that level…but they do. They don’t believe one word, so therefore you can’t blame them. Leave them alone. They don’t know what they’re talking about. They’re the blind leaders of the blind. You go out and set everyone free. Become a Job…when he prayed for his friends his own captivity was lifted. Any other questions, please?467 ¶43