<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 Now, and--and then the next scheduled service, that I know of, is the old Azusa Street Rally. It's... That comes September the fifteenth. I open the service there for the International Rally of Azusa Street, fifty years of Pentecost in the United States. They're fifty years old this coming September, when the Holy Spirit first fell in Azusa Street Mission, the old... I believe it was an old Baptist Mission, or at Azusa Street in Los Angeles, California is where the Holy Spirit first fell fifty years ago this coming September.
And when I was at the Cow Palace a couple of years ago, I said, "Well, fifty... The word 'pentecost' means 'fifty,' so why not we just have a big rally." And you know that caught afire, and they got an international rally. And it will be held in the Angelus Temple, and five days prior to that I'm to make a little panoramic around to the different places. Oh, down at Eastgate and--I mean at South Gate and on up into the--the city of... Oh, several of those little cities, five different cities, to make a little panoramic, one night service and go then right into the... to the big rally.
And if you're around California or out there... Some of you from California, remember that. We're expecting a great time of fellowship with God's people at that time.

L-6 Now, shall we pray. Our heavenly Father, we thank Thee this morning for the grand, glorious privilege that we have of coming into Thy Presence with joyful hearts and thanksgiving, because that Jesus, the Son of God, has so permitted us to do this; and His grace has brought us up to this time, and we're glad to be here today. Glad to have this little place to gather. It's a open place, a open Bible, and open hearts to receive God's Word and His Message.
And we pray that the Holy Spirit will come and fill every crevice of our heart with His goodness as we read His Word. For It is written, "Man shall not live by bread alone; but by every Word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God."
So, O God, open our mouth today, that it would be You speak, and our hearts that it would be the Holy Spirit to hear. For we ask it in Jesus' Name, Thy Son. Amen.

L-7 Last Sunday in the book of Hebrews, we started with the 10th chapter, and then we got off on another subject, not knowing just where the Holy Spirit will lead us to--to teach from, nothing premeditated, just waiting for His moving.
We got back on foreknowledge from that... Say, by the way, I'm glad to see Sister Hooper setting there this morning. Sister Flo, sure glad to see you. Many of you may not know her, some of you; and she's been a tuberculous for years and years and bedfast and all over the nation trying to get deliverance. And today we're glad to have her setting in the Tabernacle looking fine today. Thanks be to God.

L-8 Now, the writer of the Hebrew letter is supposingly to have been Paul, because it sounds like his writing. And the Hebrew letter was to the Jews, the Hebrews. And it was Paul trying to separate law from grace, showing the--the difference between what the law was and what grace is, because the Hebrews was under the law. And then Paul was trying to show them what grace was.
And I think, myself, that the 10th chapter here and the 1st verse would be a perfect key to the whole thing. Now, we have the 1st chapter starting out, "God, in sundry times and divers manners spoke to the fathers through the prophets, but in this last day through his Son, Christ Jesus."
Come on over to the 7th chapter, the appearing of Melchisedec. We come on down into the 9th chapter of the priesthood. How that Christ becomes our High Priest to take the place of the old high priest.


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