<TITLE>10. Par 25-26</TITLE>L-25 Where God is you'll see supernatural spirits. I ask any person, any Bible scholar, to go back down the--the history, and find out if ever there was a move of God in the world at any time, that God was in, if there was a wasn't phenomenals, and supernaturals, and Divine healings, and powers of God made manifest? Everywhere. So don't think it's strange today, if these things are going on. It's just the move of the Lord. That's all. It's just the Lord moving. And God is moving with His Spirit.
And in the Old Testament, what a beautiful type. In the Old Testament there was a Pillar of Fire that hung over the children of Israel. Priests watched that, and when the Pillar of Fire moved, the trumpets sound, they--Israel packed camp, and left. They followed the Pillar of Fire. And no matter what time it was, midnight, daylight, middle of the day, five o'clock in the afternoon, whenever it was, when the Pillar of Fire moved, the people moved with the Fire.
A very beautiful type of today, that the... After fifteen hundred years of dark ages, there was a man by the name of Martin Luther that saw the Pillar of Fire: "The just shall live by faith." Away they went. And they moved out of Catholicism into... The earliest birth of the Protestant church begin with Martin Luther. Well, Martin Luther went on till he got his church so organized. Luther passed away, many more of his followers passed away, and finally, they got it all corrupted.
God won't stay among then. So the Pillar of Fire moved again. But when It begin to move in another supernatural revival, well, Luther couldn't see it, because he had organized, and had own by-laws and things set, the Lutheran church, and they just couldn't move with it. But a little fellow named John Wesley, George Whitefield, and so, they seen the Pillar of Fire, and they moved with It. And the great Methodist revival swept the world. Luther just set still.

L-26 All right, and then the Wesleyan, they had a great revival, Divine healing, and powers of God. Recently, I stood when I went over there, in England, when I was to--after the healing of King George, when I prayed for him with the multiple sclerosis. And then, up there they taken you up to Wesley's home, and I knelt in the room and prayed, put on his cloak, went out to his pulpit, and stood there where they--he'd preached so much. And a honorable man, what a great man that he was, and his great revival...
So then I think after while, after the going of John Wesley, and the Asbury, and--and Whitefield, and many of those, after they passed on, and a few more rounds, just like it was in the Apostolic days, then the first thing you know, why the Methodist begin to cool off, and they begin to get their rituals, and forms, and everything, and get self-starched, and set down. And you know, the Pillar of Fire begin to move out. That's right
And some people named Pentecost, they saw It, the baptism of the Holy Spirit; away they went, just left Methodist set on the rim. And away they went, and they had a revival that swept around the world. That's right. But the sad part is, you know, Pentecost is just about getting about like the rest of them, now again. See? That's right. That's true. But you know, the Spirit of God's a moving on. The Pillar of Fire is a moving out just the same, and all those people...


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