<TITLE>04. Par 11-14</TITLE>L-11 But and as I left the house, speaking to Brother Cox, on my road down... He knows nothing of this as he sets here. Down the road I said, "Lord, how true that is, and how hard that it's been to try to get the true Gospel to the people, pulling from both sides and trying to hold in the middle of the road as we've contended from that, since the hour of the cornerstone was laid." See?
Now, and some... I said, "What about these Americans down here, what will happen to them?"
And seem like something said, or just spoke to me and said, "What are you doing? What is this to thee? Follow thou Me."

L-12 And then the vision returned to my mind the day that I laid the cornerstone. On return home, I was quoting it to my wife. How many remembers the vision of the morning of the cornerstone? It's laying right there in the cornerstone now, twenty-three years ago I think. And it was... I was just across the street here, just waking up one morning about seven o'clock in the June when the cornerstone was laid, I believe, or July.
And on the morning, looking out towards the rising of the eastern sun, I was praising the Lord because the tabernacle would then be--have its cornerstone laid. Mr. Markham and them had been here, and many of them that's digging the foundation and so forth. And I was to lay the cornerstone; we have the pictures and so forth of it. And each one was to place in this cornerstone a certain little token. And even Catholics come by and dropped their little beads and so forth, whatever they had into the cornerstone.

L-13 But that morning the Holy Spirit said to me as I was laying there I went... In them days I didn't know to call it a vision; I just said it was a trance. And I saw a vision which spoke and said that my work would be between the two faculties of the Pentecostal, the Trinity, and the Oneness, and there was an empty place on each side to be built. I did not cross them up; I just broke from each tree and planted it down. And up into the heavens went the great trees a growing quickly, and the fruits fell down; and they were delicious. I was eating them. And at the cross, just ahead of me, lay all covered with fruit. And then when I got to the place, the Holy Spirit come down to the top of the trees and said, shaking and roaring, and It said, "Do the work of an evangelist." Said, "When you come out of this, read II Timothy 4." Said, "Do the work of an evangelist; this is not your tabernacle."

L-14 And I said, "Where..." And I seen the tabernacle as it is today. I said, "Where is my tabernacle?"
And He set me down under the bright blue sky, and He said, "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 shall heap for themselves together teachers, having itching ears and shall be turned from the truth to fables."
If that hasn't happened word by word, that is why I have tried to strictly stay with the Word. And that's my subject tonight, on the Word.
Now, this morning by God's grace, I wish to approach another subject. But before approaching that, while your turning to Ezekiel the 6th chapter, I would like to say this, that in a approach. Everywhere I've tried hard to keep the Word in line. So pray for me that I will always be faithful to the Word (That's it.), to the Word. All right.


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