You Won't Die if You Jump Up and Down on It, Jones Said.

He slammed a black bible on to the floor and told his audience it was idolatry. They cheered, revelled in his rebelliousness - they too were above the bible that had guided their lives. He jumped from indians to precociousness of children of mixed races to sex. His words boomed like cannon fire. The pain and poverty of poverty and disadvantage flowed from his voice. A matter of fact, righteousness. Jones hollared, straining for a peak. And i've got a principle that will carry me on. If the world passes away, when your world has failed you, i'll be standing. Because i am freedom, i am peace, i am justice