<TITLE>09. Par 32-35</TITLE>L-32 So He's got to do the same thing today...?... My message that's truly unadulterated Gospel and Scripture, and the people have to reject it to fulfill the Word. Although no matter what He does, they still won't believe. The Bible said that though he had done so many miracles among them, yet they could not believe it because Isaiah said, "They got eyes and can't see, ears and can't hear, that they might see with their eyes, and hear with their ears and be converted."
We're living in a--a wonderful time for the believer. And we're living in a terrible time for the unbeliever, because he's rejected. And remember, the very thing that destroyed the world saved Noah. And the very Gospel that they're laughing at today, will rapture the Church and destroy the unbeliever. [Brother Branham coughs--Ed.] Pardon me. How true.
Now, we're in the last days. When Jesus at the closing of the Gentile dispensation... I'm not a much of a dispensationalist, but I know that there is a dispensation of the Gentiles. Jesus said so in Matthew 24. And now, the end of the Gentiles, I believe this revival that just struck is showing the end of the Gentiles.

L-33 Jesus said, also in Matthew 24; He said, "When you see the fig tree and all the other trees putting forth buds, know the time is nigh, even at the door. This generation shall not pass, until all be fulfilled." Just think of it. Not only was the Jews, the fig tree to put forth its buds, but the other trees.
And every church has had a revival and have been for the last few years. The Pentecostals, you've had a revival. The Baptists has had a revival. The Presbyterians has got a revival. And the Jews are returning to Palestine. "This generation shall not cease until all be fulfilled."
A generation is forty years. Ten or twelve years of it's already passed since it become a nation on May the 7, 19, not-- May the 6, 1946. We're at the end time. Jesus promised these things for the last days. We're a privileged people to hear them. Don't pass them by. Enjoy them. Receive them. Tell others. Embrace them.

L-34 God doesn't live in glamor. God lives in humility. Glamor comes from Satan. He lives in humility. When He was here on earth, He become the humblest among men, the poorest among men. Who was it wanted glamor? Satan. He wanted his kingdom greater than Michael's, so he set it up in the north, tried to outshine it, son of the morning.
Now, notice when He was here then, after His temptation started, He went through and endured His temptation. Why? By a... How? Through the Word. Stay in the Word.
We got a day. I know there's not many here, but I'd like to express this. We got a day when the world is getting full of... You can see the--the thing's about over.

L-35 The world, what would be spiritual has become isms. The world, what would be spiritual has become a place where it's went off onto fantastics, and emotions, and so forth. They don't stay with the Word. The Word is God's way. God's Word is--will endure. It'll stand the test at any time. But we go off on into the little emotions, and excitements, and everything, and that--that's what kind of a trouble we get into.
Now, let's watch Jesus in the beginning and see what takes place now. We see Him the anointed Messiah. Watch out there. He's having a meeting. The first thing, the people begin to come. He was praying with them, and results was taking place. That was Jesus yesterday. If He's the same, that's the kind of a meeting He'd hold today, not a place denying the powers of the Father; He would be proving the powers of the Father, if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.


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