<TITLE>03. Par 8-10</TITLE>L-8 Now, the meetings are... We continue next week, go right straight from here home. I was trying to talk Brother Joseph out of letting me close this service Sunday afternoon, 'cause I got to be Louisville, Kentucky, at eight o'clock Monday morning. And I--I couldn't do it. And you talk about being a Swede, he's a Jewish. He's... All came out of something. And--and so, I, perhaps, will have to take a plane home that night, in order to be there, and let Brother Wood and them go on with the cars. And then, be home Monday. And Tuesday we leave for--for Columbia, South Carolina. And then from there to Spindale. And from Spindale, to Charlotte, North Carolina. Just right straight along, five and six nights along. And then from there to Anchorage, Alaska, and back and to Cadle Tabernacle, June the eleventh through the fifteenth, and then to Minneapolis, on the seventeenth. And from there on I...
It's Brother Arganbright and Brother Moore is kind of a betwixt between of what to go overseas, or what. But I liked when I go overseas, or anywhere like that, I like to go when a vision tells me to go, so I can go in the Name of the Lord. Then I feel assure of that.

L-9 Now, for a little Scripture lesson, just to teach for a few moments. And then we'll call the prayer line. Now, I think in our prayer line is when God teaches, don't you think so? God does the teaching. And so we're anxious for Him to teach us.
Now, in Saint Luke the 24th chapter and the 31st unto the 33rd verse, I wish to read a little text, and for a lesson tonight. And it's beautifully arranged, because it's in a right season. It's on the resurrection.
And their eyes were opened, and they knew him; and he vanished out of their sight.
And they said one to another, Did not our hearts burn within us, while he talked with us by the way, and while he opened unto us the scriptures?

L-10 Now, my prayer is that that same Person will open to us the Scriptures tonight. It's a--it's a very timely Scripture reading because we're again in the resurrection in the Easter season. And I am--think that one of the greatest Scriptures that's more neglected than any Scripture I know of being preached on, is the ascension of the Lord Jesus, what He did after His resurrection. Now, He did not set down on the tomb after His resurrection, because His work wasn't completed; it wasn't finished. And the ones at the grave, that morning were forbidden to even touch Him. But that night, they were bidden to come feel His hands. He forbid His mother touch Him, said, "I have not yet ascended unto My Father, My God and yours."
And He had not yet, He would only ready to do His great High Priest work at that time. He had just been anointed. And when He was here on earth, He lived a life, and made Himself a little lower that the Angels in order to take away sin. Just think, that Who He was. He was the Logos that came from God in the beginning. He was the Word of God. He was the Angel of God that was with the children of Israel in the wilderness. He was the great supernatural of heaven, none other than Jehovah Himself, and came down here on the earth and became a man, not only a man, but became the servant of man, and took upon Himself a make of no reputation, but became a foot washer. And He went to the lowest city in the world, Jericho, and was so low, till the smallest man of the city had to climb up in a tree to look down at Him.


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