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Talk of David Black, Salt Lake City, 22 May 1960

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22 May 1960

Talk of David Black, Salt Lake City, 22 May 1960

A talk by David Black at a general meeting in Salt Lake City. The automatic transcript of the opening names David Black. The archive file is labeled with that name. He is identified with David Estis Black. The text is an automatic, unreviewed transcript of the recording, lightly paragraphed for reading. The recording itself is the source.

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We have with us tonight a young man that manifested his faithfulness in times past. Uncle Sam has had him in his jurisdiction for a little while, and we'd like to hear what Uncle Sam has done for him. Whether David's black or adrift. As well as his sister, Mrs. Cooley, and some strong fights I've been working on for nine, ten years now. And I hope you'll hear what we'd like to hear.

The Lord has blessed me. A great deal has gone away. I have fairly time and many years of experience I have had in the past two years. I only hope that with His guidance I will be worthy of the many blessings that are required upon me each day that passes by. To the right side of the world I have never tried a place to be. It takes a strong man to stand up to me. Temptations, defilements, I have passed to God.

It was time to keep working on what we do as I live, but this is the work of the Lord. I went into service with a feeling that nothing could remain so it made me hungry again. The last day that I was in the service, I decided to be released with the sentence of the world's first forces on me. I couldn't believe it. I was tired. My heart almost stopped the last half a day that I was in the service.

to show that something will happen, they can't fly. Stop the ocean odysseys, and then keep us from coming home. I ask the state of the Lord to do the same to every one of us, that we will be worthy of him. Just as you can. Just as you can. Just as you can. Just as you can.

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  1. From the Historical Short Creek archive, 1960 documents. Duration 2:24. Automatic transcript (unreviewed). Speaker identification is from the archive file name, checked against the opening of the recording where it names or introduces the speaker.

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