<TITLE>10. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 Take a good man and a bad woman and put them together; one will go to the other. It'll either become a bad man or a good woman. You... Two cannot walk together except they be agreed. And may I say this with reverence, and with my Bible: with all my heart, I have tried with all that is within me, to never be a fusser, because the vision the morning that I laid the cornerstone said, "Preach the Word; do the work of an evangelist; make full proof of your ministry. For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but will heap to themselves together, having teachers, with itching ears and shall be turned from the truth unto fables."
What is the truth? Thy Word is Truth: John 17, "Sanctify them Father, through the Truth: Thy Word is the Truth."

L-35 Now, if I--if I am guilty, I pray, God, forgive me. But I tried with all my heart to present the--the Word to the people, that the Spirit that would follow, when I stand at the judgment would not be the spirit of some fantastic, a frog jumping out of people, or bugs flying, or so forth, or oil dropping from hands, but would be the Spirit that's in the Word of the living God, that's wrote in this Bible with the Bible experience. That's so, but I have tried hard.
Now, to base our little thought on a characters of the Bible, picking up one tonight to go to bring our thoughts together, to cope them together, and present them to you, then you do with whatever you desire, what God places on your heart.

L-36 Let us go back into I Kings the 22nd chapter, and we would find this: that there had been a man, a king by the name of Ahab. And he had been a mighty king, a military man, and a great man, but a lukewarm borderline believer. His name was Ahab. Finally, the prophet Elijah, which was as a vindicated a prophet, had pronounced the doom of Ahab. Years after the passing of Elijah, there was a prophet by the name of Micaiah.
So Jehoshaphat, his father, was a righteous man, which was the king of Judah, came down to visit Ahab the king of Israel. And Ahab had had a great glamorous kingdom (Now watch.), a great glamorous kingdom. For he had a little old painted up wife by the name of Jezebel. And she had simply wooed the entire nation, except the elect, to the idols of her nation. Do you... Oh, brethren, can you see the spirit of that same devil working in America today, the little Jezebels, that spirit a wooing the sons of God away from Christ? I say that not jokingly. This is no place for jokes. This is the pulpit; this is where the judgment seat of God is. And the Word is God's Judge. Are...?... It is His judgment, the Word is.

L-37 Now, notice how that this little woman, such a cute little thing she must have been, but she absolutely swayed a nation. And what have we got swayed by today? Remember, I predict this: that America is a woman lover. She's a woman worshipper. The spirit in America absolutely is woman possessed. These little women can come up on Hollywood; they can walk out on the street and send more men to hell than all the barrooms you could clang together.
And yet, in her right condition she is a jewel to a man's heart, and a blessing to the Kingdom of God. You see it? Now, watch just a moment, and though you might be prejudice, just set still and listen. Let the Holy Spirit bring it to you.
Now, today we've got in that condition like it was in Ahab's time. Well, whatever the woman said, that's what Ahab did. Now, even into the church, they worship women.


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