<TITLE>21. Par 206-216</TITLE>L-206 "But when the Day of Pentecost had fully come, suddenly there came from heaven as a rushing mighty wind, and It filled all the house where they were setting. Cloven tongues set upon then like fire." They begin to jabber, and jammer, and slobber, and spit, and go on.
You say, "Not..." I'll prove it to you by the Bible. Yes, sir. "You mean to tell me, that's what they did?" That's what the Bible said.
Did you know Isaiah prophesied? Let me read you a little something out of Isaiah here, just a minute. Isaiah the 28th chapter, and beginning with the 8th verse:
  For all the tables are full of vomit... (speaking of  this day)... and filthiness, so that there is no clean  place... (Brother, if that wasn't a picture of the  Jew!)
 Whom shall he teach knowledge? and whom shall he  make to understand doctrine?... (We're talking about  doctrine, tonight.)... they that are weaned from the  milk, and they that are drawn from the breasts.
 For precept must be upon precept, precept upon  precept; line upon line, line upon line;... (That's  the way the Gospel comes from Genesis to Revelations!)
 For with stammering lips and with other tongues will I speak to this people.
 ... and this is the rest, the peace that I said should come. And for all this they would not hear, but walked away, wagging their head.

L-209 There you are. That's what He said. That wasn't my word; that's His Word. Change It if you can. It can never be changed. He said, "Precept upon precept; line upon line; here a little and there a little." The whole Gospel must be brought out. The full Gospel must begin here, and they preached It. And when they did, the power of the Holy Ghost come.
And those Jews that made fun of Jesus, but they laughed, said, "Ha-ha-ha. These men are full of new wine." They sealed their eternal destination. They said, "Why is it  we can hear in our own tongue, the wonderful works they're speaking? Why, these men are full of new wine. Ha-ha." They mocked and laughed.
And Peter, that little holy-roller, soap box preacher, slipped him out a soap box, and jumps up on it; said, "You men of Judaea, and you that dwell in Jerusalem, let this be known to you, and hearken to my voice. But this is--this is that which was spoken of by the prophet Joel. These men are not full of new wine, as you suppose, seeing it's the third hour of the day. But this is that..." He quoted back to the Bible. I've often said, "If this ain't that, I'll just keep this till that comes, if it's anything different." That's right. Said, "This is that which was spoken of by the prophet Joel. It'll come to pass in the last days..." the last two-thousand years...

L-213 First two thousand, destroyed the world with water. Second two thousand, Christ, come. In the last two thousand years I'll pour out My Spirit." Hallelujah! Not "I'll educate some preachers and send out some priests." But "I'll pour out My Spirit from on High; your sons and daughters shall prophesy; upon My handsmaids and menservants will I pour out of My Spirit, and they shall prophesy. I'll show signs in the heavens above, and in the earth below." That's what it was. That was inauguration.
And those Jews laughed, and made fun, and said, "They're full of new wine." That sealed their destination.

L-216 In A.D. 96, coming of Titus, coming down from the part, Jerusalem was compassed about with armies. And you know what taken place? Those Jews said, "Now, we shall return to the house of the Lord." But those who were warned and filled with the Holy Ghost...
As Josephus said, "Those cannibal-type people, who've been eating the body of this Jesus of Nazareth..." Said, "They hid His body away and they been eating of it." They was eating the communion. Said that they, them bunch back there, them heretics...
Did you know them people back there were called "heretic"? You know that? You know what a heretic is? Somebody that's "crazy." Yeah. Look at Saint Paul.


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