<TITLE>10. Par 92-103</TITLE>L-92 After while there comes clouds begin to rise, angry night. People begin to wonder, "What's happening around here? Kind of a funny feeling."
Brother, if there ever was a funny feeling among the nations, it's tonight. Something's fixing to happen. Hallelujah. Still the song, "When I see the Blood, I'll pass over you." Father, better look on the door tonight, check up. Throw them beer cans out of the refrigerator, that deck of cards out the door, and call a prayer meeting in your house. You may be deacon; you might be a trustee; you might be this, that, or the other; but, look, what we need today is an old fashion, God-sent, Holy Ghost born revival, straighten up the nation. It's true.

L-94 We don't need theologies and so forth. People in their churches, they're trying to make big fine pews, and big pipe organs and things, saying, "I belong to this crowd. I belong to that crowd."
I'm glad tonight to say, as Paul of old, before the king, "In the way that's called heresy so worship I the God of our fathers." Hallelujah. Heresy, crazy, foolishness, unto the world, but glorious to them that are in Christ, and joy. Dead (Hallelujah, yes, sir.), hid away in Christ...

L-96 Say, "Well, the devil come and got me." No, he never. You went out to him.
The Bible said, "You are dead. Your life is hid in God, through Christ, sealed by the Holy Ghost." How could the devil get you? You went out. That's right. Devil never got you. Notice, beautiful.

L-98 Let's give just a little drama for the children. We want them to catch it too. Now, watch. Here they are in the house. It's almost that zero hour. Things are begin to happening. I see them running home from the dance. They're getting in. They're bringing the, coming home, the carriages are driving fast. A hard wind's a-blowing; they can't tell where it's coming from; it's twisting this a-way and that way.
If there isn't a time like that now, I don't know where it is. They don't know what to do: this way and that way.

L-100 And, the first thing you know, I hear a great hum and roar coming through the land. I see an old priestly father walking up-and-down the floor, just as sturdy as he could be. Hallelujah. I hear a little boy say, "Daddy, I'm the oldest in this house. I'm kinda scared."
"Don't worry, son, the blood's on the door."
"Well, what's all... I never heard the wind sound like that, daddy."
"That's the judgment of God."

L-102 That's what we're heading for now. We've rejected mercy, and there's nothing left but judgment. When you spurn the love of God, there ain't nothing left for you but judgment (That's right.), howling winds everywhere. What's all this about, perplex of time, distress between nations? Judgment. Yeah, you can put a--a good character in every county, and you still couldn't stop it. Men, they're going to drink; women are going to smoke cigarettes; you're going to go on to your shows; you can go on carrying on like you always did, just like a hog to its wallow and a dog to its vomit, no more respects for God than nothing in the world. And the people that's trying to live right, you call them holy-rollers, and fanatics, and everything else, and not knowing that your own soul's weighed in the balance and waiting nothing but judgment. Yes, sir.

L-103 I can see the little fellow say, "Daddy, go out and take a look, and be sure that the blood's there."
I can see the little boy and girl hold hands, and go to the window, say, "Daddy, come here. Look here." I look, coming across Egypt, two big black wings a-folding back and forth. What is it? Death, I see it swoop down like this; I hear a scream come up from the house. There was no blood there; death struck the family: separation.
It's passing over tonight too, brother, not physical: spiritual. As they led the natural, He's leading the spiritual today. That was an example, a shadow.


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