:20:00
	Oh, see that rock,
alvin?
:20:03
	You been plowing
around that rock a heap of years.
:20:07
	Sure have.
:20:08
	Did you ever think
:20:09
	when you start plowing
your furrows crooked,
:20:11
	it's mighty hard
to get them straight again?
:20:14
	I never thought
on it much.
:20:16
	Well, it's that-a-way,
i reckon,
:20:18
	with other things
besides plowing.
:20:22
	Satan's got you
by the shirttail, alvin.
:20:25
	Sure has.
Get up, noah.
:20:27
	He's going
to yank you
:20:29
	straight down
to hell.
:20:30
	You are plumb right,
pastor.
:20:31
	You got to make him
let loose of you before it's too late.
:20:34
	I sure wish
i knowed how.
:20:35
	Wrestle him
like you would a bear.
:20:37
	I done wrestled him,
pastor,
:20:39
	but-whoa there,
noah.
:20:41
	Whoa. Whoa, noah.
:20:43
	But old satan-
he hangs on tight.
:20:45
	You and the lord
could throw him, alvin.
:20:47
	Why, 'twixt
the two of you,
:20:48
	you'd have old satan
down in a jiffy.
:20:50
	I sure wish the lord
would throw in.
:20:52
	He will
if you ask him.
:20:55
	Oh, i done prayed,
pastor,
:20:56
	till i was black
in the face.
:21:01
	But it weren't
no use.
:21:02
	It ain't only
praying, alvin. It's believing.
:21:05
	Now, you see here.
:21:06
	Take a look at that
old oak yonder.
:21:09
	Looks mighty strong.
:21:10
	Been standing there
since your pa was a boy
:21:13
	a-plowing
in this same field.
:21:14
	Looks like it can
go right on standing
:21:16
	all by itself,
don't it?
:21:18
	Yeah.
:21:19
	Just a-resting
itself
:21:20
	and a-feeding
on the earth.
:21:22
	Well, it can't.
:21:23
	It can't stand there
without there's
:21:24
	a lot of deep roots
a-holding it up.
:21:27
	Can't see the roots,
:21:28
	but they're there
just the same.
:21:29
	It appears to me
it's been planned
:21:31
	a fellow's got
to have his roots
:21:33
	in something outside
his own self.
:21:35
	I reckon i ain't
found no roots
:21:38
	what will hold me up
when i'm hellbent to fall.
:21:41
	And then take
the animals in the woods.
:21:44
	Squirrels would
go mighty hungry
:21:45
	if nothing made them
store up nuts for the wintertime.
:21:48
	Sure would.
:21:49
	How do you reckon
birds get to fly north in summer
:21:51
	if there
ain't something a-guiding them?
:21:53
	A bird
ain't got no way
:21:54
	of telling north
from south.
:21:56
	And then
there's the bees.
:21:57
	The bees would
sure be in a fix
:21:59
	if they weren't
beholden to something