<TITLE>12. Par 97-105</TITLE>L-97 There is so many people today who says that the Holy Spirit is not real today. While tens of thousands of them, and millions, are saying it's not so, there's that many enjoying the blessings of It. Mostly are poor people, people who's been dejected and rejected by the world, people who's been throwed out of churches because that they believed God to be God; but they have been filled with His Spirit. They are one in purpose; they're one in heart. Who are those people? Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterian, Catholic, Jehovah Witness, orthodox Jew, all together, they become one. Not one to a creed, not one to a denomination, that's the working of the devil through intellectual conceptions, but the working of the Holy Spirit, the Kingdom of God in you. And God sets on the throne of your heart in His control room, controlling your emotions, and controlling your powers, controlling your conceptions, and making you one with Him in fellowship and in love. And God fills you with love. He fills you with power. He fills you with the Spirit. He fills you with His own Divine Nature, and He changes your carnal nature into His Nature. Then, in this, you become a new creation in Christ.

L-100 Then the love, you go out and seemingly the birds sing different. Oh, how different it is when Christ comes, how you can look back and think, "How did I ever stay away from it? How did I ever reject it?" Everything's different. You have no enemies; they all look sweet. You can forgive everything that's ever been done. The bitterest of enemy, you could pray for him on the street, put your arm around him and lift him up; no matter what creed, what denomination he belongs to, he's a creature who Christ died for. That's what God wants you filled with. That's the filling. That's the Kingdom. That's what we're one in.

L-101 We're one then, not to--not to further a denomination, not to further a cult, or--or some creed. We're one to further the Kingdom of God. Then we take His Blueprint, and every time the blessed Bible says anything, the Holy Spirit in you cries out, "It's so; It's My Word."
You don't say, "Did Doctor Jones say? What about this? Or, did Doctor So-and-so?" It makes no difference what doctor said so. Jesus said It's the Truth. "And heavens and earth will pass away, but My Words shall never pass away." That's when we are one.

L-104 All you Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterian, who all--whoever you are, we're one. Don't let the devil use your eye. Let God use your heart. If you look and try to understand what it is, what makes it, "How does it come that way?" You don't question That when you receive the Holy Spirit. If you're still questioning the Word of God, it shows that God's not in your heart. The Holy Spirit doesn't question one thing God says. It says, "Amen and amen. It's so, 'cause God said so."

L-105 Abraham called those things which were not as though they were, because God said so. God told him, at seventy-five years old and Sarah at sixty-five, they was going to have a baby. Why, it was ridiculous to think so. But God said so, and Abraham was a son of God. And he walked twenty-five years, calling everything...
Every day, "Sarah," he'd say, "how are you, dear?"
"Don't feel any difference than I ever did." She was forty years past menopause: never had children, when she was living with him when she was seventeen years old. But he believed God, and called everything contrary to it as though it wasn't, and he called God's Word the Truth.
First month passed. "How you feel, Sarah?"
"No different."
"Well," he says, "praise God, we'll have the baby anyhow."
A year passed. "How do you feel?"
"No different."
"But we'll have it anyhow."
And the Bible said, "Instead of getting weaker, he got stronger all the time." It'd be more of a miracle. God said so; it has to happen.


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