<TITLE>12. Par 41-43</TITLE>L-41 We've had the reformation through Luther, and down through the Methodist age, and through the Baptist age, and into the Pentecostal age, and it's about gone now too. So it is the end of the age. And Christ promised to do it. And if He would not do it, then He done something for them that He wouldn't do for us.
As I've often said, if this generation of people, if this haughty America, as we all are citizens, if America escapes the judgment of God, He will have to raise Sodom and Gomorrah and apologize to them (That's right) for burning them up. He's a just God. He's an honest God. And He deals with His children all alike, for they're all creatures of His creation.
And here it is at the end of the Gentile age. We're at the end: Christ manifesting Himself just as He did then, proving to be alive, proving that He hasn't died, but He's alive forevermore to manifest Hisself in vessels that He can work through.

L-42 No matter what He'd do here at the platform, if your eyes are blinded to it... If He would raise the dead on this platform, and you didn't have an open heart to it, you wouldn't believe it. You'd find a way to escape. You'd say, "Oh, well," it's like the Jews back there, "Oh, it's some sort of a trick, or it's a telepathy, or maybe it--it's a spiritualist, or something like that." That's what they said.
Don't you see, God takes His man, but never His Spirit. The Spirit was upon Elijah, come upon Elisha, on on John the Baptist. And many times those Spirits of the Lord is not known until the one who has it is gone. Did you ever think of that? God's just.
Let's take just a minute, take the prophets in the days gone by. They didn't recognize it. And to you people here tonight, recognize. Oh, God, open their eyes of understanding. We're at the end time.
They didn't know who John the Baptist was until he was dead and buried. Even the disciples said, "Why does the prophets say that first Elijah must come?"
Jesus said, "He's already come and you didn't know him." Then they knowed that He spoke of John.

L-43 They didn't know Who Jesus was till He was dead, buried, and rose again, fore they knew Who He was. They didn't know who Saint Patrick was until he was dead and buried two hundred years nearly, neither Saint Francis of Assisi.
And to you Catholic people, you didn't know who Joan of Arc was, that little woman that saw visions and was a spiritual woman. The Catholic church burned her to a stake like as a witch. And two hundred years later, or years later, dug her bo--dug up them priests body and throwed them in the river to do a penance, after they realized that she was a saint.
And the Spirit of the living God is moving over the whole earth today, and people don't know what It is. But God is just. He sends forth His Spirit to declare something. We set starchy and harden up our hearts, be indifferent. Then what's left for us but judgment? Christ is under obligation to His Word, but no more than His Word. He's obligated to His Word.


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