<TITLE>10. Par 34-36</TITLE>L-34 "If ye abide in Me, and My Word in you, ask what you will, and it shall be given unto you."
There's the secret of it. There's the secret of that great life that's hid away in God, that knows no fear, whether it's stormy, whether the clouds are over, or whether the moon's not shining, or the sun's not shining, they're still living in that Shekinah glory. Amen. There you are, the fellowship.
Then the blood of this heifer... First she must be without a spot, without a blemish, speaking of Christ. Then she was to be killed in the evening time, and before the high priest, Eliezer. And that's a type of Christ: killed in the evening, and before the high priest, as he witnessed through the death. The red, as I spoke of, speaks of redemption. And then the high priest was to get her blood on his hands, and go up to the door of the tabernacle, and make seven stripes across the door with the dead heifers blood, speaking of the seven junctions, or the Seven Church Ages that's to come. We'll get on that later in the week, a little later on, of the junction times, and show that we're living right now, in the seventh junction...?... We're at the end time.
How that God's Word proves it, and history follows it right down to the very shadow. And the very revival that's sweeping the world today is the beginning of the end time.

L-35 How that the high priest struck this over the door, then the heifer was to be burnt, that's hoofs and all. And it made what they call the water of separation. Then every time an Israelite had sinned, they had to be sprinkled with this water of separation. And it was to be kept in a clean place, which speaks of the minister's heart. And felt the worshipper coming to the tabernacle for fellowship, if he'd lost his standing with God, and was away from God, and an alien, the only way that he could have fellowship again was first come back to the outer courts and be sprinkled with the waters of separation, which speaks of the Word. We're washed by the water of the Word, through the washing of the--by the water of--by the Word. Makes us a separated.
The first thing that sinner does is come first and hear the Word. "Faith cometh by hearing, hearing of the Word of God."

L-36 He becomes convicted that he's a sinner, and he's without God, no matter how long he's gone to church. That doesn't mean it. All these things has a spiritual meaning to them, deeper than the natural things. Oh, who couldn't go out and let someone baptize them, which is all right. But water will never wash away sin. Who cannot stand up, and have them sprinkle a little water on you. Anyone could. That doesn't do it. Who could stand up and make a cold, dry-eyed profession, say, "I now believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God." Every devil in hell believes the same thing. That's right. But to really come into fellowship with God means to accept the Blood, and it's been applied to your heart by the baptism of the Holy Spirit, by a new birth. Then you become a partner with God, not a partner, but a son, and in relationship back with God again. My, that'd make Methodist shout. Think of that. How God's great program...


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