<TITLE>04. Par 15-18</TITLE>L-15 In the 17th chapter of the book of Saint Matthew, beginning with the 1st verse, I wish to read a portion of this tonight for my closing thought to this revival.
And while you're turning to it, if any other evangelist comes through, any of the brothers, Brother Roberts, or--or Brother Hicks, or Brother Allen, any of the rest of them that comes through the land, when you're meet them, greet them for me. Any of the ministers of praying to--maybe wasn't in the church today...

L-16 I tell you what I think, unless something strangely happens tonight. The great thing that I was praying for God to do, I think I seen it happen this afternoon, when around a hundred and a hundred and fifty preachers come down here with their hands to God, that they'd settle their difference, and not fuss any more, but have fellowship with one another throughout the valley of Phoenix. I'd rather see that done than to see five thousand souls come to Christ. If they'll stick to that and stay with that, it will win more than five thousand souls to Christ: if they'll just stay with it.

L-17 One man can't do it. We've got to do it as one united brethren. We've got to do it together. And, brother, as long as we're divided, we can never do it and please God. For I pray that that'll be the motive of each and every one, that all differences will be cleared up, denominational differences, have love one for the other.
... after six days Jesus taketh Peter, James, and John his brother, and bringeth them up into a high mountain apart,
And was transfigured before them: and his face did shine as the sun, and his raiment was as white as the light.
And, behold, there appeared unto them Moses and Elias talking with him.
Then answered Peter, and said unto Jesus, Lord, it's good... to be here: if thou will, let us make here three tabernacles; one for thee, one for Moses, and one for Elias.
And while he yet spake, behold, a bright cloud overshadowed them: and behold a voice out of the cloud, which said, This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased; hear ye him.
And for a text tonight, I want to use that last three words, "Hear Ye Him."
Now, Jesus, when He was here on earth, He didn't just go about all haphazardly. He had one thing to do; that was the will of God Who sent Him. And everywhere He went, everything He done had a meaning, had a purpose, had a--a plan, a foreordained plan of God, everything He did.

L-18 And if we be the children of God, our life is in the hands of God Who orders our footsteps. And "the footsteps of the righteous is ordered of the Lord."
Jesus never went places or did things unless it had a meaning. Many men down through the ages has read this same Scripture, and It has inspired men through the ages.
I might write you a letter, and you, being my friend, you'd appreciate that letter. It isn't long till that letter doesn't have any meaning to it no more; it's gone. Maybe when you and I are finished on earth, then your children pick up that letter long... "That's just a letter. My mother knew a preacher and my dad knew a preacher by the name of Branham. Why, they're gone." That's all. 'Cause it just was designated to you, and the meaning of it was little.
But not so with the Word of God. God's Word is for the whole human race, and it's Eternal Life. And every time you read It there's a blessing in It. And every time that you, every age, when men read It, you just read something in It that you didn't read before. My word is just a flat word, like a man. But that Word is got Life in it. It's a--Life of God lays in His Word.


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