<TITLE>02. Par 5-8</TITLE>L-5 When this prophet was prophesying, no matter how real his prophecies seemed to be, if there wasn't a Light that flashed over that, a supernatural Light while that prophet was prophesying, they turned it down as wrong, because it was God recognizing the prophet's prophecy.
And did you notice it was done by the supernatural. Always God is supernatural. Where God is supernatural things take place. And then if God has always been supernatural, He always will be supernatural. Therefore but the supernatural must be vindicated by God. We know that there's all kinds of mysticism. There's all kinds of different theories, sensations, and everything in the world today. But in the midst of all of it, there still remains a true and a living God.
Though sometimes people see things that's maybe would seem shadowy, a little dark to them, but remember that everything Satan has, it's just a counterfeit of the real. Satan cannot create. Satan can only pervert what God has created. There's only one Creator; that's God. There's only one Healer, that's God.

L-6 Now, when the old Urim Thummim was done away with, with the Aaronic priesthood, God's got another Urim of Thummim for this priesthood. That's His Bible. "For heavens and earth shall pass away, but My Word shall never fail," said Jesus. "And whosoever shall take anything out of this Book or add one--anything to It, the same will be taken, his part out of the Book of Life." Therefore this is the entire program of God.
And if a prophet prophesies, preacher preaches, a dreamer dreams, the evangelist speaks, or anything that's contrary to this Word, we have a right to doubt the man. But everything must come absolutely on THUS SAITH THE LORD out of the Bible.
Now, I'm not here to tell you that God doesn't do things that isn't written in this Bible. He does whatever He wishes. He's God. But to me I don't want anything less than what God has got in this Bible, and I don't want to add anything to It. But I want everything He's got wrote in It for you and I.

L-7 And every redemptive blessing belongs to you and I. The only thing is to appropriate faith to receive it. "For He was wounded for our transgressions; He was bruised for our iniquity: and the chastisement of our peace was upon Him, and with His stripes we were healed."
It's all a past tense. It's a finished work. It's something that we just look to Calvary where the supreme sacrifice was made, and there we draw remunerations from His death by our faith in His finished work. Nothing that I could do, nothing that someone else can do, but it's what God has done and what we believe that He has done. Therefore we take it from the Word and base our faith upon the finished work.
And now, I'll say this as I go on record on these recordings, that the right mental attitude towards any of God's Divine promises, will bring it to pass. I don't care what it is. If you can look at it in the right attitude, believe it, God will make every promise that's He made, true.

L-8 I may not be able to make every promise manifested in my life. I might not be able to make it manifested to someone else's life. But I'll never stand in the way of anybody who can do it. I'll be for them. I'll pray for them.
I might not be able to walk where Joshua did with a shout that shook the walls of Jericho, and neither may I be able to walk with Enoch who took a afternoon stroll one day with God and went all the way home with Him. I might not be able to have that type of faith, but I'm contending for that faith, and believing it with all my heart, and praying God to give that faith quickly, 'cause that's the way His Church is going home one day, a little afternoon stroll, and the rapture will be on and we'll be gone.
Now, may the Lord add His blessings to what we do and what we say, because that's the integrity of our heart is to do that which is right in the sight of God according to His Word.


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