<TITLE>18. Par 185-196</TITLE>L-185 Now, what's that got to do with Pentecost? Oh, when they were all eating that good manna, and screaming, and shouting, and carrying on out there like a bunch of--of drunk people, why, someone said, "What can we do?"
Peter said, "Repent, every one of you, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, for you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to them that's far off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call." Brother. Hallelujah. Every man that meets God's conditions and becomes a priest, to come in behind the veil and separate himself from the world, receives, not only a mouthful, but a heart full of the original Manna that fell on the day of Pentecost. Not something looks like It, but some of the real Thing. Hallelujah. Glory to God. Right. There they went, just moving on. How long is It going to last? Until Jesus comes. The manna lasted until they hit the other land and got some of the old corn. Is that right?

L-187 Now, what time we got? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm only twenty-five minutes late. My, that's strange for me to run that much over, isn't it? All right, just in a moment. Well, I got five more minutes, make it a half hour even. How's that? I don't think...?...

L-188 Let's get over here and hit the text right quick. They'd through the wilderness. Look at the people, just like it is today. Ministers, don't be discouraged. Look here, just like... But remember, them murmurers, not one of them ever hit the other land, not one of them. But they murmured and complained. They had left the garlic pots of Egypt, and was eating Angel's food, and complaining about it. Isn't that right?
"Well, Brother Bill, I'm telling you, I'll tell you: I don't know what I'll do. My husband will leave me." Let him leave.
You separate from everything. "He that won't forsake his own, and cling to Me, is not worthy of Me."
"I don't know what mama will say." What do you care what mama says? It's what Jesus said. See? Yeah.
"Well, I'm afraid of my sewing circle will break up." Well, break it up. That's right.
"Well, my literary society, all these other things. I belong to Parent Teachers and all this. What if I got down there and got to shouting?" Well, shout.

L-194 An old man one time, he got all filled up with the Holy Ghost, what a wonderful time he was having. His--his daughter, he was staying with her. He'd get the Bible and read, then he'd get up and he'd just cry, and walk up-and-down the floor. She was going to have one of these little pink tea parties, you know, so she got the old man, so she said, "I'll fix him up." She said, "Papa, there's the women coming today." Said, "I know you won't want to fool around with them women."
Said, "No."
Said, "I'm going to give you a nice book to read." Said, "You go up in the garret and read while we're having our party."
Said, "All right."
Said, "He will never find nothing in there to shout about."

L-196 So he gets up there, and she give him a geography. So he got up there and begin to turn the pages, he said, "Hum, Europe, Asia." Went over there, it said, "The sea." He looked down again, said, "Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah." Begin to stomp.
And the girls said, "Well, what's going on?"
Said, "Oh, something's wrong with father. We must run." Up the steps they went, got up there.
He hollered, "Praise the Lord. Hallelujah. Hallelujah."
She said, "Daddy, what's the matter?"
Said, "Oh, honey, you give me this good book to read, and I read here where it said the sea ain't got no bottom. And Jesus said He put my sins in the sea of forgetfulness, and remember..." Said, "They're still going. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. Hallelujah." That's right. Sure, still going, ain't got no bottom. See it up on top the earth, you're just going right up there and just keep come. Oh, my, just keep on going. Hallelujah. That's right.


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