<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 So we're very happy tonight, I'm sure you all are, if you feel the way I do: a little tired physically speaking, and mentally, of course, but happy in the Lord, expecting this revival to give us the greatest revival we've ever had yet in Los Angeles. Don't know just when we'll be back.
I am certainly trying to press to the ministers, that last year, or this next coming year will be fifty years since the Holy Spirit first fell at (What's the name of that street?) Azusa, Azusa Street, here in California, in Los Angeles. And I'd like to see all the ministers get together, and all the churches get together, and pull down their little barriers and indifference, and just have an old fashion homecoming, wouldn't you? Oh, that would be so good, just get it out where we can just have...

L-6 You know, Jacob dug a well, and the Philistines run him away from it. And I believe he called it "malice." And he dug another one, and they run him away, and he called it "strife." So he--he dug another one, and said, "There's room for us all." So I hope we can dig that well in this coming year, don't you, so there'd be room for us all, everybody, just to come up and--and drink till your thirst is quenched? And I'm sure we're all thirsting for more of God, aren't we? That shows there's more to get, as long as we're thirsting for it.
Now, I'll try not to hold you so late at night, so that you can come back tomorrow night, and the next night, and on and on. And it'll be Sunday afternoon will be the services here, and we'll try to get the boy over here for a healing service, Sunday afternoon, if possible, about--get the cards given out about twelve, one o'clock, something like that. I believe we begin at two. They'll announce it a little later.

L-7 Now, for the--a little text for tonight, I wish to turn your attention over to the Book of Exodus, I believe it is, and the 21st verse, and the--the 21st chapter and the 5th verse, rather (Excuse me.), just for a little background for our text, while we speak... And you pray with us, for if the Lord build not the house, it's in vain, isn't it? So we trust in Him. Reading from the 5th verse, It says:
And if the servant shall plainly say, I love my master, my wife, my children; and I will not go out free:
Then his master shall bring him unto the judges; and he shall also bring him unto the door, or unto the door post; and his master shall bore his ear through with an aul; and he shall serve him for ever.
May the Lord add His blessings to the reading of the Word. Now, for a little while, we wish to speak on a subject tonight: "The Seal Of The Antichrist." And if the Lord willing, tomorrow night I want to speak on: "The Seal Of The Christ."

L-8 Now, we hear so much of it in these days. How many like just old Scriptural texts like that? I--I do myself. And now, in teaching on this, it may be just a little bit different from, maybe, what you believe, or--or have been taught. And I don't mean to--to disagree. If it doesn't just match exactly the way you believe it, let us be brothers, anyhow. See?
And I've always said in my--in teaching, or preaching, that just like someone eating cherry pie, when you run into a seed, you don't throw the pie away, you just throw the seed away, and just keep on eating pie. So you do the same thing. When you hit something that you don't believe it that way, just pitch it over to one side. And what you do believe, just rejoice with me, with the Lord.


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