<TITLE>06. Par 24-28</TITLE>L-24 When they had a little boy raised up sometime ago, and I went to see the little lad about ten or twelve years ago... His name was little David Walker, a wonderful little preacher. He didn't tell little stories like mama had coaxed him, how Jesus a little baby. He took off his coat, and took a text, and handled it like a man.
And I talked to some of the brethren. I had just been new in the full Gospel realm. I didn't know they had the same trouble that we Baptists had, of all kinds of breakups. I thought they were angels. And so then we find out, one of them said, "Well, he belongs to the certain-certain group."
I said, "What difference does it make where his father belongs? He's the gift that God has sent to the Church."

L-25 I said, "If you brethren would tear down your little different ideas, and get around that little boy, not let him get all puffed up, but send him, he'd win thousands of little children to the Lord, little boys and girls."
But what was it? Everybody got them a little David. Everywhere you went, I... The little fellow went to Miami and got in trouble, and I went down to help him. And the whole two pages was full of little Davids. Jealousy, it shows that it's carnal and not of God. Any church that'll do a trick like that is not of God. It can't be. And there's where we are today. They won't believe anything, but they try to impersonate it. And when they do, they have carnal conceptions of it. And when they do, they have carnal manifestations of it. It'll only produce it.
But not in Solomon's time. They all believed that God had sent them a Solomon and he was God's servant. And they all rallied around that gift. They didn't have fifty Solomons; they had one Solomon.

L-26 And they never had fifty Moses. There was a man one time by the name of Korah. He raised up and said, "Now, wait a minute. There's just as many prophets and holy men as there is Moses. Moses is not the only one."
God said to Moses, "Separate yourself from him." And He opened up the earth and swallowed him in.
The Bible predicts that in the last days that same thing will take place, and they'll perish in the gainsaying of Korah. That's right. That's the Scripture.

L-27 And notice, but in Solomon's time... Jesus pointed them to the--to Solomon's time of that great gift. Let's look at it. Now everybody begin to testify, "The Lord God is with us. Indeed He is. For He has given unto us a great and mighty gift, our Brother Solomon. The Lord has give him the discernment that he can tell and--and tell us the things that we should do. And how the Spirit of the Lord is upon our brother." And everybody in one accord...
That begin to spread out all through Palestine, and went from nation to nation, from place to place until it become worldwide, that Solomon was God's servant, and there was a great mighty gift sent from heaven that only heaven could send to a--a church and to a mortal. Man could not do those things in himself. And all of them believed with one accord.

L-28 And you see what it did? It built him a mighty temple. It give him the wealth of the world. It give them favor in every nation; all nations feared Israel because they seen the mighty unity among the people over a gift that God had sent them.
Finally, way down in the utmost parts of the known world, there was a little queen, a heathen. And she's called the Queen of the South here which was Sheba. And she was away across the deserts to where her country was. And everyone passing through would say, "Oh, you should be up in Jerusalem, up in Palestine, for they have a great God up there Who has visit them with a great gift. And signs and wonders are taking place by one named Solomon, whom they have made king."


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