<TITLE>07. Par 29-32</TITLE>L-29 Someday that grave will open. Yes, sir. And that beautiful young woman, mother with her baby, will walk out of that grave, as certain as I'm standing in this platform tonight. "He that endureth to the end, the same shall be saved."
Last words I said to her when she left, she said... We'd... On Pentecost and the power of the Holy Spirit... She was dying that morning. And she said, "Oh, it's so glorious." Oh, how... what a... That's the way I want to go. "So wonderful." She said, "I see the gates opening up. My, how beautiful."
If a man's ever going to be honest, it'll be when he's dying. I've watched them dying, all manners. Then seeing that, she said, "Bill, make me one promise."
"What?"
Said, "Preach this glorious Gospel till death shall set you free."
Well, that's been many years ago, and I'm still on the battlefield tonight. Yes, sir, more determined than I ever was in all my life, for I see we're bound for that Land. Someday we'll enter those gates.

L-30 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] God told Moses now... Before you leave, wish we had time to back it up a little bit, pick up how they went down into Egypt. God prophesied through Abraham, said his seed would sojourn in a strange land for--for four hundred years. And then He would bring them out with a strong hand.
How Moses went down into Egypt, brought them out. How... before they got out... how they got down there... How Joseph, perfect type of Christ... How he was borned amidst his brothers, hated of his brothers, loved of his father, coat of many colors, distinction...
Why did they hate him? Because he was a seer. He could interpret dreams and see visions. And they hated him for a just cause. So did they hate Jesus because He was spiritual. They called Him Beelzebub. They hate His Church today, those half brothers and sisters, because of the Spirit of God that moves in the--the borned again believers.
And notice, for a just cause they hated him. Then they was supposedly to have killed him and throwed him into a ditch. He was taken up and set at the right hand of Pharaoh, as Jesus was taken up, and set at the right hand of the Father. No man come to Pharaoh except through Joseph. No man comes to God except through Christ. Amen.

L-31 Watch him as--in his temptation in the prison, there's a butcher and a butler. And... Or a baker and a butler, it was. One of them was lost and one of them was saved, by Joseph foretelling what would happen.
And Jesus when He was on the cross, there was a thief hanging on one side, and a thief on the other, one lost and one saved. Perfect. Oh, we just can't keep...
And notice, he went away from his brothers, because he was rejected and married a Gentile bride. Rejected by the Jews, Jesus received a Gentile Bride to fulfill the Scriptures, "I'll take a--a people out of the Gentiles for My Name." There you are. Living right in the end time now, the shadows are falling everywhere.

L-32 Oh, how I think of it. And I think, "What can I do, dear God? My heart burns when I see the great need everywhere and screams and call, 'Come to Macedonia,' everywhere. What are we going to do?"
Then I think this, "Lord, I'll do the best I can wherever I am, to try to throw out a lifeline to the unsaved and ungodly."
But I tell you one thing, friends, it is not fair to--for that all preachers to stay in America here and preach the Gospel over, and over, and over, and over to people, when there's half of the people of the world, nearly two-thirds of them has never heard the Name of Jesus Christ.


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