<TITLE>22. Par 89-91</TITLE>L-89 This Baptist preacher said setting right here before me, brother, said, "Ten of my members is total drunkards, and members of this church, some of them living with other man's wives and everything else. But what if I try to put them out. You members would put me out." That's the way it's gotten today. Denominations are breaking. God's pulling out His people, getting a Church ready. Hallelujah. The very word "church" means, "the called out."
"Come out from among it, my people. Be ye separated saith God and I'll receive you."
You can't riding on your denomination. Denomination church age is a little like Moses. It failed to glory. Moses glorified himself instead of God and failed, but Joshua was right with him all the time, which has took Israel over to the promised land. And today the church denomination has glorified who can get the most members and who can get this one to join and "A million more in forty-four," and all of these different slogans and things like that, and what have you got when you got them? Hallelujah, But Joshua the signs, and miracles, and power, that's been with the Church all the time, and you're afraid to let loose. That's the thing that'll take the Church into glory in the rapture. Hallelujah! Don't be scared. That's means, "Praise our God." See? No, that won't hurt you.

L-90 Notice, brother. Here not long ago I was up in British Colombia when I come back from Africa. Brother Bosworth, I was so tired I couldn't hardly stand up. They was going to take me on a little trip up there. I was going to preach at Dawson Creek for the Indians and Eskimos. They knowed I was a hunter and liked to hunt. I'd get into the mountains there. I'd get alone with God watching... worship.
Here some time ago I was setting up in the mountains in Colorado. I was hunting elk, and it was early in the fall, and the snow hadn't come yet to make the elk come down. I was setting up there, and oh, how my heart was a burning for God. I was about thirty-five, forty miles from civilization, about five horses packed up. Was back there by myself, and I was walking along. Come up a storm. It'll rain awhile, and blow awhile, freeze awhile. Sun will come out. And you know how it is in the fall of the year in the mountains.

L-91 I was walking along there with my rifle. It come up a big rain. And I got in behind a tree in an old blow-down and waited there till the rain was over. I had to stand there with my head down, praising God. I said, "O God, how wonderful. You're the God of the mountain. You're the God of the valley. You're everywhere."
The storm let loose. After while the wind was so cold, I looked. The sun peeped through the crevices and the mountain over there, and where the evergreen's had froze a big rainbow come across the valley. Oh, my. I believe God is everywhere, don't you? I looked out there, and I seen that rainbow. I said, "Yes, Lord. Here I am way in the mountains. I see You yonder in that rainbow. Sure. You made a covenant. I seen Jesus in Revelations 1 setting to look upon as Alpha and Omega, the First, the Last, the rainbow over Him, a covenant." I thought. I begin to rejoice.


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