<TITLE>30. Par -</TITLE>L-345-861 There's the twenty and four elders. There's your Bride. There's the forty and four thousand, the temple eunuchs. Oh, brother, we're going somewhere. Things lay ahead for us. The four... The twenty and four elders, the hundred and forty-four thousand eunuchs, the Bride setting with Christ, my, you talk... My home, sweet home... Amen.
To think that I have the privilege of going there, and you have the privilege of going there. And why would you choose to walk in this darkness and see no Light, and die and go into chaos and become nothing? For when Light takes its supreme authority, there's no place for darkness. Go, find where the darkness went when light come. That's the way it is when all things are turned back to God that had... Darkness had a beginning; darkness has an end. Light never had a beginning or it never has an end. God never had a beginning or never has an end. So someday the whole debauched world with all of its sin and its beauty, so-called, and all of its fantastics and sensations, and all of its glamor and everything will fade out into nothing, and it'll be no more. It'll be no more, no more thought of. It said, even it won't even come into the remembrance any more.

L-346-863 But the blessed of the Lord shall always be with Him. We'll have a body like His own glorious body, and live with Him, and eat with Him, and set with Him, and dwell with Him forever and forever and for the aeons of time. And the eternal ages will roll on, with worlds without end.
And you have a choice tonight. If you're not prepared to meet that place, no matter how much you go to church, how good a member you are, you're lost until Christ has give you new Life in that darkness that you walk in. You may be religious. Religious? Listen friends; religion is intellectual. See? All the Cain's children has always had religion. Those Jews had religion when Jesus come, but they rejected salvation.

L-346-865 You may be very religious tonight. You may be Presbyterian, Methodist, Pentecostal, Nazarene, Pilgrim Holiness. You may be just as religion, go to your church and testify; you may sing and shout and praise the Lord. You may bring your tithes to the church; you may treat your neighbor right. That doesn't have one thing to do with your eternal destination. Cain did every bit of that. Absolutely.
The Bible said that the wheat and tares come together. The little old wheat's said... It's starving for rain, and the--the briars is too. When the rain come, the briars is just as happy to get the rain as the wheat is. "But by their fruits, you shall know them."

L-346-867 Now, let us pray while you examine your fruits. Now, Father, God, there's been some stiff questions here tonight. I may not have done the right thing, but the best of my knowledge... You know my heart. I pray, God, that You'll receive it. And now, maybe, in some of these questions, if I haven't made them right, then You speak to the people's heart, and You make them just where they should be. I feel that You told me. But if I could be wrong, then You forgive me.
And I pray, God, that each one of these will take these things in their heart, and may they ponder over them and think like this, "Yes, there is the church; there is these things. That's what the Bible said."


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