<TITLE>07. Par 20-22</TITLE>L-20 Let's travel back, way back at the first: Cain and Abel, Judas and Jesus, both of them religious, both of them worshipping. You get it? And as Judas killed Christ, or as Cain killed Abel at the altar, Judas deceived and--and delivered Christ, and He was killed at the altar.
And here comes the two spirits moving along. And they're religious, both of them. Oh, I hope you get it. There is a way that seemeth right. God give me grace to always stand by it.
As down through the age here at the Tabernacle, regardless of what people thought, I've tried to stay right straight on the Scripture. I love people, but sometimes you have to hurt them; because the church is the house of correction. The judgment seat of God is at His Church.
Notice, religious. Jesus said to the Pharisees, the religious leaders of that day, "You are of your father the devil. If you would've known Me, you would've known My day also."
Now, get back to our type. Now, there was a beautiful type given that I--I wish to start with today, of the marking of the beast.

L-21 Now, in the Old Testament the Bible said that there was to be a fifty year jubilee. That was seven times seven years. And in the forty-ninth year that it was to be made ready, and the fiftieth year was the jubilee year. "Fifty" means "jubilee." It was... "Fifty" is God's jubilee number. The word "Pentecost" means "fifty." It was the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at the end of the fifty days. It was also the end of the fiftieth year.
Jesus come to foreshadow, or forewarn, rather, the people of the coming year of jubilee. He went into the synagogue at Capernaum and sat down, and taken the Scripture and turn it over to Isaiah 61:1 and read this Scripture.
The Spirit of the Lord is upon me; for He has anointed me to preach the acceptable year of the Lord, to set the captives at liberty, and to give sight to the blind.
And when He got through reading, He set down and hand the Scripture back to the priest; and He said, "This day this Scripture is fulfilled in your ears and eyes." You see it? For He was giving forth the warning of the coming forth of the great gusher of Pentecost, to set at liberty every one that was slaves to sin and bound.

L-22 Now, at the going forth of this jubilee year, it was to be sounded throughout all the land. A trumpet was to sound. And this trumpet would make the distinction... For the trumpet was the fiftieth year sound that led every slave that had been bought, or become poor--poor and could not care for his own...
He had fell beneath the load. And his master for his debt had bought him and had placed him into the field as a slave. And he had to serve him, for he was too poor to redeem himself. But God said, "Remember, you were one time slaves yourself and down in Egypt. And I have freed you. Therefore, at the sounding of the trumpet, every slave, no matter how long he's been in or how short a time, he's at liberty to return to his family, to return to his people and be free of every debt, for it is a time of jubilee.


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