<TITLE>02. Par 6-10</TITLE>L-6 Some time ago, I overheard (a few weeks ago), of a little boy who was up in an attic fooling around, playing. And he run into a little postage stamp, no more than a perhaps a half-inch square. And he took the postage stamp and he seen that it was a old one, so he slipped out to a stamp collector and got one dollar for the stamp. That stamp collector sold it for fifty dollars. And the last time I heard from that stamp, it's worth more than a quarter of a million dollars. Now, it was not the little stamp, the little piece of paper that's worth so much. It's what's stamped on the paper, gives it its value.
And our little text tonight isn't the paper that's so valuable, but it's what's on the paper that's so valuable. It's the Word of the living God that's stamped on the paper.

L-7 When it's said by our Lord, "Heavens and earth will pass away, but My Word shall never pass away," that's how infallible the Word of God is, no matter how small.
Many times we think just because any thing is small, that it's not noticeable. But Jesus said that even a sparrow who was, two of them, sold for a fourth of a penny, and not one of those little birds could fall to the ground without God knowing it. God notices little things.
Now, many times you say, "I can't do very much about it, the conditions today." But just a little kind word to someone, an invitation, a little testimony, little kind smile, or a greeting to a passerby might mean more than you think it does. It's little.

L-8 Some time ago up in Canada, the late King George visit the province. And while he was in the province of British Columbia, all the teachers turned the children out from school, that they might go and--and see the king. And being that his highness the king was there, why, they--they all had flags to display their patriotic feeling towards him. And the little children were supposed to wave the flag as the king passed by. And after the king would pass by, the teacher came out, and she found one little bitty girl standing over on the corner with her little head against the telegraph pole, a weeping like her little childish heart would break. And the teacher went to her to comfort her. And she said, "What's the matter, honey? Could you not wave your flag?"
She said, "Yes, teacher, I waved my flag."
Why, she said, "Did you not see the king?"
She said, "Yes, teacher, I seen the king."
"Well," said, "why are you weeping, honey?"
She said, "I did wave my flag, and I did see the king. But I was so little that the king didn't see me."

L-9 Well, it's not that way with Christ. No matter how little you are, or how insignificant you might feel to be, He sees every move you make.
This little Scripture tonight holds a decision for people. What think ye of Christ? Your decision on what that Scripture asked, that question, will seal your eternal destination. It might mean your healing tonight physically. Your conception of what this question is may determine whether you walk out of that chair tonight, sir. It may mean whether you rise from the wheelchair. It might mean the difference between death and life to many of you. And, sinner friend, it may mean your eternal destination, what you think of it.

L-10 Now, no matter how much emphasis I would try to put on it, still it is of non effect to you unless you receive it and accept it for yourself, not apply it to some organization, or some denomination, or to mama or papa, but it has to be applied as your own personal case, what your thought is of Christ, what you think Him to be. Do you think Him to be a dead person that died nineteen hundred years ago? Do you think Him to be just another like Mohammed, Buddha, some great philosopher or teacher, some prophet or poet? Or do you believe Him to be the infallible Son of the living God, Who has raised from the dead and is here tonight present to give to you the desire of your heart? That He said, "Wheresoever two or three are gathered in My Name, I'll be in their midst."...


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