<TITLE>02. Par 6-9</TITLE>L-6 Can't you see, God is--covers all space, and fills all time, and runs into eternity. I've seen Him do that so many times for people across the sea. How that God does those things so wondrously...
So today, it's been a great day for me. And now, I appreciate the little sister singing that song just a few moments ago, "Watching His Star." Because I thought tonight, being rather a short night, I would speak on that, "Watching His Star." And I want to refer to it as this same Light (Or star is a light.) that we see appear here, that they have the pictures of It, and so forth. For, It is the same One. The same Pillar of Fire that led the children of Israel, the same Angel of the Covenant. And we are trusting that He will come in our midst again tonight, and will guide us to the Christ.

L-7 And now for a text, I want you to turn to Saint Matthew's Gospel, the 2nd chapter.
And now, we do not know what He will do. It's been three nights now, that we haven't given out any prayer cards. And the Holy Spirit has been going over the meetings, calling the people, and telling them just like He did when He was here on earth in the form of the Lord Jesus, fulfilling a promise that He made to be the last sign before His appearing, and the ending of the Gentile dispensation. You remember that. It's the last sign.
Next week, we'll try to get into it deeply, where you can see that all the things has led right up to this hour. And the church is now in condition that it should receive these things.
Now I want to read. You have turned, perhaps, to the Scriptures.
 Now when Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, behold, there came wise men from the east to Jerusalem,
 Saying, Where is he that is born King of the Jews? for we have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship him.

L-8 It must have been about dark. They had just got to the top of the hill. And as they turned around the corner, they were facing Bethlehem, which the mountain lays west of the city. And he stopped and wiped the perspiration from his forehead, as he held the halter string from the little donkey, and he looked down into the little city.
And the lights a burning, because there were many people crowding in and out. You see, there was a--a decree had went out that all people must come back to their birthplace to be taxed.
And any heartless brute man that would've caused a woman in her condition to have to leave her home to make that long journey on the back of a little donkey...
But long before time ever begin, this was all planned in the wisdom of God. God always has everything just at the minute. And all things work together for good of--to them that love Him. And we would think of it that way.

L-9 And when we think of just the time that that brutal, murderous king was reigning... And at the time that the taxes had to force Joseph and Mary up to Bethlehem... And as Joseph was looking down into the valley, no doubt but he was rather discouraged when he thought of his wife in her condition, and of every little motel was filled up. There was no room, and the people were sleeping along the side of the walls.
It must have been discouraging to Him, as he thought of that heartless king would've forced his lovely little wife to come to her birthplace. Perhaps he didn't know that it was all moving in God's great cycle.
But when he turned to pick her off the little donkey, and found a suitable little rock, as they'd a turned the top of the hill so she could look off down to her birthplace. And walking gently with her over and setting her down on a--a nice place so she could rest a little, he noticed her pretty face that it seemed to shine with a--a radiance that it had never shined like that before. And maybe he said something like this, "Oh, my dear, I've always knowed that you was a most outstanding beautiful woman. But I have never seen you so pretty as you are now."


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