<TITLE>15. Par 58-61</TITLE>L-58 Up in the mountain where this little army was armed with such as they could find, of shields, and sticks, and saw blades, and whatmore they had, and pitchforks, backed up. The great alien army come with just like a solid brick wall. They were every man trained, and great spears, and they marched on, close, backing this little Swiss army against the mountain. They were hopeless, everything that they had tried was all black and dark, and nothing could save them.
After while from the midst of them came a scream of one Arnold Von Winkelried. And he stepped out, and he said, "Brethren, today I die for Switzerland and for its freedom." He said, "We love our homeland and what our fathers has fought for, and what our fathers intended for us to have. And today our great economy is at stake. And today I freely give my life for Switzerland."

L-59 He said, "Yonder behind the mountain is my lovely home, and my sweet, loving wife and my little children, expecting me to return." But said, "I'll never see them again on this earth." He said, "Today I'll die for Switzerland." He...
They said, "What will you do, Arnold von Winkelried?"
He said, "Follow me. I'll break the ranks of the army. I'll break their garrison. And then you take whatever you've got and fight as you best you can. As men of war, fight with what you have the best you can."
And he threw up his arms, and he looked around to where the very heaviest of the spears was a coming as he inched up. And he threw up his arms and screamed, "Make way for liberty." And he ran towards those approaching brick wall. "Make way for liberty," he screamed. And he run to the very thickest of the spears, and threw his arms around the spears, and gathered them into his breast and died.

L-60 And the Swiss men, as they followed him with what they had, it throwed such an excitement till it broke their ranks, every man was out of place; he didn't know what to do. And the Swiss run in and won a victory. And Switzerland's never had a war since. It'll long be remembered in Switzerland. As long as there's a Switzerland, Arnold von Winkelried will be remembered.
But that's a wonderful heroic. Never has it been compared. But it's a minor thing, just a minor thing, till one day when the sons of Adam, when the law had failed, and when the justice of the prophets had failed, when the world was weak and could not save through the sacrifice of the lamb. The animal blood and the animal spirit could not return, it failed... Satan knowed better than that.

L-61 And where the justice of God, yet calling down the fire, and burning the fifties, and the judgment the prophets give to the earth, man constantly went on to perdition. Every hope was gone. God had sent the law; God had sent the prophets; and they had all failed. All hopes was gone for mankind.
One day in the midst of the realms of glory, the Son of God stepped out and said, "This day will I go and to liberate the sons of Adam." And while He stood yonder, when all hopes... The devil would place sickness upon us; he'd put sin upon us. And we had to take it. Justice of the law demanded it. And if we failed to receive the law, which we were all condemned by the law, only justice could be exercised. There was no way out, nothing we could do.


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