<TITLE>07. Par 27-29</TITLE>L-27 So I can see her comb hair, and--and fix clothes just right, and--to look nice. She goes into the church, as it was that morning, the courts of Solomon. And the people... The trumpets were playing; the music was beautiful. And she sets down to listen.
And after while, out come Pastor Solomon. And they had some cases lined up for him. And when one came before him, what a knowledge of discernment he had. He knew, somehow, what to tell these people.
I'd imagine she scratched her head and said something like this: "Say, they must be something to this." Another case come, and another case; the days pass. Finally, her prayer card was called, or she got into the line. And when she got... She wasn't just going to... She was going to wait till her number was called. She was going to stay there and look it over. And when she got up before Solomon, she looked at him; he's just a man. But the Bible said that there was nothing hid from Solomon about the woman. The Spirit of discernment was on Solomon, and he told her all the things that she desired.

L-28 What did she say? Did she want to class him Beelzebub? Certainly not. She stood right out, being a pagan heathen, stood right out amongst all the people, and she said, "All that I have heard has been the truth. And more than I have heard," for she'd seen it with her own eyes, and the miracle had been performed on her. And she said, "Blessed is the men that stands here by you day by day, to see these things happen. Blessed is your cup bearers. Blessed are those which are associated with you that stand in your presence and to see great works of the living God."
Jesus said because she did that, "She'll stand in the judgment with that generation of theologians and condemn them, for she came from the utmost parts of the world to hear the wisdom of Solomon, and behold a greater than Solomon is here."

L-29 Solomon just had a gift. Jesus was the Giver of the gift. And the same Jesus, when He was on earth, said, "The works that I do shall you do also. A little while and the world sees Me no more, yet ye shall see Me. I will be with you, even in you to the end of the world (Not the age of the apostles, but the end of the world.). The world won't see Me no more, but ye shall see Me." How long? To the end of the world: Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever.
And after two thousand years of Bible teaching, and scholars, and schools a teaching it, how are we going to escape the wrath of the damnation of the wrath of God when this generation is called into view. This nation is ripe for judgment. We'll never escape it. Remember, I speak in the Name of the Lord. We are doomed. She's past repenting. She's gone.
The only thing that the Holy Spirit's trying to do, is call out those children, "Come out from among them." We've had Billy Grahams, and Oral Robertses, and great men who's crossed this nation and done everything in the Book nearly, and the people still set paralyzed.


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