<TITLE>14. Par -</TITLE>L-126-108 We're at the last days. Sure, seven women ahold of one man, saying, "We'll eat our own bread and wear our own clothes, only let us be called by your name to take away our reproach." Brother, you don't have to get away from the United States. There's only one place that I've ever seen in my life that I thought was any worse than the streets and things that I've been in in our own nation. And we're not getting any better. We're constantly getting worse and worse all the time. And remember, I'm speaking in the Name of the Lord. We will continue to grow worse. There's only one hope at all, and that's in Christ Jesus. No matter what you do...
I've cried out, went through the nation here. And God has raised even the dead. And we went into cities; and peoples rise that's been in wheelchairs for years, and walked through the city behind trucks, pushing their carts and things like that. And women, whose doctor's pronounced dead, packing the X-rays with the doctor's name above it, was raised from the dead. And the city all set back and say, "Huh, mental telepathy; bunch of holy-rollers." Oh, you can't expect nothing else but damnation. Oh. That's right.
The judgment is here; you'll have to receive it. Brother, flee from the wrath to come and go to Christ Jesus as quick as you can. Get out of these things. Yes, it's the spirit of the last days. Many things could be said. I'll hurry.

L-126-Q-18 18. Will you please tell us how our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ expects us to come into the house of our Lord to worship?
All right, that's a good one. That's a very essential one to any church. God expects you to come to the church house... Now, that's just a question, just a right out question. It isn't a Scriptural; it's--yet it is. Wait, I'll tell you what He said.
The first place, if you want Scripture, the people are supposed to come to the house of God for one purpose; that is to worship, to sing songs, and to worship God. That's the way God expects it. He doesn't expect us to come into the house of God to talk about our--or something else, or talk about one another, or talk about what we got to do through the week; He expects us to come to worship Him. It's a house of worship. "And everything should be done decently and in order," said Paul in the Bible. Everything's supposed to be right. There's supposed to be message.

L-127-112 First thing I would say, according to the rules of the church in the Old Testament--or the New Testament, rather, at the first place, the people entered into the church of--of God in a Spirit of worship. And they walked in, hymns were sang. And maybe the preacher would speak, for he was a prophet of the church. A New Testament prophet is a preacher; we know that: "The testimony of Jesus Christ is the Spirit of prophecy," said Revelation.
Now, the preacher begin to preach. While he preached, the blessings, like maybe in the end a big sermon, begin to fall; the people would say, "Amen," go to blessing God. Then as soon as he stopped preaching, there might be a message come forth, maybe in speaking with unknown tongues (I Corinthians 14: 13, 14). Then--then if there be no interpreter in the church, this person is supposed to hold their peace, 'cause they're speaking in tongues correctly, but they do it before God. See? But if they're speaking in tongues and there's an interpreter, the interpreter is supposed to give the message. All churches are coming to that.


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