<TITLE>12. Par 29-30</TITLE>L-29 But Jairus had a need of something, he... Down in his heart, he knowed Jehovah still lived. Is that right? So then, the first thing you know, why, the... I didn't mean that I happened to say that little out of season, I guess. I believe that's what they call the Assemblies of God's meetings, isn't it? Well, I didn't mean it only for them, I mean the--all of them everywhere: Baptist, Methodist, or whatever you call... Let the conference then will have to have to put you out. I just--know why I said, "General counsel," I didn't... 'Cause the Assemblies of God believes in Divine healing. Why... I didn't mean it. Actually, I meant if any meeting wherever it was at, you know, whatever the conference was that had to put him out.
And because he didn't--they didn't want to have that kind of stuff strowed around them, where them fanatics screamed, and hollered, and shouted, and cried, and jumped up-and-down, and believed in Divine healing, and all those things. They didn't want that. They were too pious and too dignified. My, the Spirit of God is without form (See?), has no form.
So they wanted all their fifteen minute sermons, and we must go home early. And they didn't want one of these fellows that...
You know that's the kind of a--a person the world's calling for today. They say, "Give us a good mixer at the next conference. We want somebody who can mix good, that believes in a little social drink or a little card party now and then."
But God don't want mixers. He wants separators. He said, "Separate Me Paul a Barnabas." Yes, sir. Separate yourself, come out from among them. God's calling separators not mixers.

L-30 And a--so--but Jairus, I can imagine him now, he's got to go. The hour is struck; he's got to put his faith to work. So somebody must've come told him said, "Jesus is coming."
And here He was, coming across the sea, rowing in the boat, Him and His disciples. Well, I can just see him grab his little coat, and throw it over his shoulder, and take down the street just as hard has he could. And I can hear them say, "Well, I wonder where He's going now?"
I can see some the officials of the church catch him and say, "Now look, Jairus, if your doctor had said nothing else can be done for the child. Why hang around some fanatic? It'll only cause disgrace."
But down in Jairus' heart there's a little spark somewhere said, "If I can ever get to Him, if the Shunammite woman could find Him, if Lazarus could be raised from the dead, there's something down in my heart telling me, if I can ever get to Jesus, that's all I have to do." All right. And down the street he goes.


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