<TITLE>11. Par 43-45</TITLE>L-43 And if you're in Christ, Christ said, "These signs shall follow them. The works that I do shall you also." The same works. "I am the Vine, ye are the branches." The branch that--that cuts itself off and lets some little denominational worm cut a--run and cuts the life stream off, and that branch withers and will be burned.
But when a good healthy vine, or branch, is flowed into the vine, the vine--the branch will bear the same kind of a life that's in the vine. If it's a peach tree vine, it'll bear--the peach tree branch will bear peaches. If it's a grape vine, it'll bear grapes. If it's a pumpkin, it'll bear pumpkins. If it's a watermelon, it'll bear watermelons. The life that's in it proves what it is.

L-44 And you tell me that you can set around in some man-made organization and call yourself... Let me tell you something. God never at any time or at any age ever accepted an organization. Tell me one place in history. The Catholic church is the first organized church that there ever was. And what does Revelations 17:17 say? That she was a--a prostitute and she had a lot of daughters. And the Protestant church come right of the Catholic church and organized themselves right back and drawed fence lines, and, "We believe this and nothing else." And leaving a--no room for the sheep to pasture. I have nothing against your organization, but you're penning yourself up, men and women, and thinking, that, "My group knows it all." Your group knows no more than God will let them know. And when it... Jesus never died just for Methodists, and Baptists, and Pentecostals. He died for the entire body. And the worldwide vision is for the body of the Lord Jesus Christ to get ready for the rapture.
My prayer is, my dear friend... Jesus sees every little move you make; He knows every little action you perform.

L-45 Some time ago, the queen, or the king, rather, before his death, King George of England, came over to Canada. And when he did, the teacher turned all the children out so they could go and give them little British flags to wave and show that--that they were glad and happy the king was there. And while they all gathered around on the streets with their little flags, and--and the king come down the street with his beautiful queen, and the people wept as he passed by, everybody waved their flags and rejoiced.
The children was supposed to return back to the school after the king had passed. All of them returned but one little girl. The teacher couldn't find her. She went out on the street. She begin to look around everywhere. And after while, standing by a telegraph pole, with her little head against the pole, weeping just as hard as she could weep... And the teacher said to her, "What's the matter, dear? Did you--did you not wave your flag at the king?"
She said, "Yes, I waved my flag at the king."
She said, "Did you get up close?"
"Yes, I got up close."
Well, said, "Did--did you see the king?"
She said, "Yes, I saw the king."
Well, said, "What are you weeping about?"
Said, "The king didn't see me. I'm too little; he couldn't see me."


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