<TITLE>07. Par 65-73</TITLE>L-65 Now, I was going to study just a little while this afternoon on a few things to talk on for tonight, but I didn't get in in time to do so. So my wife come on down with Billy, and I--I had to just reach in and just--just thumb through the Bible. And I thought, "Well, I'll go over that Melchisedec." And I thought, "Oh, my, if I got on that, the others brothers wouldn't have a time to speak." And so on that, I was holding that off for in a few days, the Lord willing, so when we have a lot of time. Now...
And then I found the 10th chapter of the Acts, speaking of the early church. If anyone desires, and have a Bible, that would turn to Acts the 10th chapter, for just a little exhortation for a few moments...
And while you're turning, I'll give a little preview of the back. Last Sunday, a week ago, I believe now, or last Sunday it was, a week ago, that we studied in the book of Acts, concerning the early church. We were in Acts 2, I believe. Where when they being let go, and went to their... How it's... Peter told them, about how they had to repent, and to be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, and receive the Holy Ghost.

L-69 Now, I'd like to make a little expression. Is anything all right tonight from the platform? Look. See, everyone has always said, "Brother Bill, nobody understands you." Well, I am maybe just a little bit queer, but, you know, but I--I don't mean to be. But I have ideas of things and my convictions. Now, I have been thoroughly... I'm thoroughly convinced that many things that--that's in the Scripture, that's apostolic, that we don't carry out this day. And for instance, one thing, many people has said "How, when you're out in those evangelistic meetings, how do you get thirty thousand people to the altar to get saved?" They don't have to come to the altar to get saved. The only thing they have to do is believe on the Lord Jesus Christ. That right?

L-73 I just want to ask you something, and you think of it, then I'll get your letters this next week. See? Can... I can't be a Catholic. But the Catholic believes this Word's inspired, but the church is over the Word. I can't be a Protestant, for the Protestant just take as much as they think it's all right, and the rest of it ain't inspired. So I believe what the Bible says to be the truth. I believe that that's God's Word. And in order to believe that, I've got to surrender my whole life and my whole will to that, to believe that that is the truth, that there's nothing else truth but that. There's no more to be added to it, or none taken away from it. That's just the way it's supposed to be. "And anybody that'll take out of that book, or add to it, the same will be taken out of the Book of life," said God in Revelations. "Whosoever taketh away or addeth to this..." That is God's complete will and revelation of Jesus Christ to the people. That's right. Now, in order to do that, I must believe that God's Word's absolutely the truth.


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