<TITLE>11. Par 46-49</TITLE>L-46 What are we going to do, when we come? Will we stand and take our place as believers, if He will perform as He did? If He will show to us, as I said last evening, the same sign that He proved to them that He was Messiah, if He will do the same works, so that the world can say it's the devil or something like that to condemn them and save you... I wonder if we'd stand, take our position with Him?
Some time ago, across Central America, about fifty years ago, there was an evangelist (and I'm closing), and his name was Daniel Green. He dreamed one night that he died, and he went up to heaven. And when he got to the gate, the caretaker come out, and said, "Who art thou, that's approaching this gate?"
He said, "I'm Daniel Green." He said, "I was a great American evangelist. I've helped save thousands of souls."
Said, "Just a moment, sir." And he went in, looked in the book; he said, "I don't have your name, Mr. Green."
"Oh," he said, "surely you have my name."
Said, "No, it's not here."
He said, "Well, what can I do?"
He said, "You might appeal your case to the great white throne judgment, if you desire to. That's the only hope you have."
He said, "Well, if that's my only hope, I must take it."

L-47 And said, "He felt hisself moving, and he went through space for some time. After while it begin to get light, lighter, lighter. And the lighter it got, slower he begin to go. And finally, he come to a standstill. Was no certain place the Light was coming from, but It was just everywhere. And he heard a voice; he said, "Oh, what a place to stand in."
And he heard a voice saying, "Daniel Green, I hear that you've appealed your case to My judgment bar."
He said, "Yes, Lord. I have appealed my case to Your justice."
He said, "I will judge you then according to My laws." He said, "Daniel Green, did you ever tell a lie when you were on earth?"
He said, "If I thought I'd did anything, would have been a truthful man." But said, "In the Presence of that Light, I seen where I had said things that wasn't right." Said, "Yes, Lord, I--I did. I lied."
He said, "Then Daniel Green, did you ever steal?"
He said, "I thought I'd been honest, but in the Presence of that great Light, I seen a many little shady deal I pulled." And so will you or I.

L-48 It might be all right setting here in this school auditorium; it might be all right out there in your church, but in the Presence of that Light, there'll be things that you had forgot about a long time will come up before you. There'll be little times when you said, "That bunch of holy-rollers; I'll have nothing to do with them." You forgot it a long time ago, but it's still there, lives on.
"Oh, I believe it's nonsense; I believe it's a mental telepathy." It'll meet you at the judgment bar. Sure will. How you judge Him, you'll be judged there.

L-49 And then he said, "A voice came forth, and said, 'Daniel Green, was you perfect when you were in life?"
"Oh," he said, "no, Lord, I was a long ways from being perfect." Said, "I was expecting to hear a blast come forth, 'Depart from Me, you horrible sinner.'" And said, "Felt like that every bone in me was coming apart, and I was listening to hear that great blast, and to see myself sink into a devil's hell." He said, "I heard the sweetest voice I ever heard in my life." And said, "When I turned to look, I saw the sweetest face I ever saw." Said, "No mother's voice or face could ever look so sweet." And said, "He walked up close to me and put His arm around me, and He said, 'Father, that is true. Daniel Green was not perfect on earth, but there's one thing he did do: when he was on earth, he stood for Me, and now, here I'll stand for him.'"
Oh, God, let that be me tonight, in all of my mistakes, in all, let me stand for Him, for at that day I'll need Him to stand for me.


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