<TITLE>09. Par 41-44</TITLE>L-41 Well, that little mule could just kick up them little heels and knock them little knock-knees together, and nicker, and go all over the field because he's free. He don't have to die. A lamb died for him. He's perfectly safe. Don't have to fear about dying. The lamb died from him--for him. You don't have to fear about what you are; it's what He was. He was the One Who died for you.
Then you find fault in Him, then I'll tell you why you can't be healed. But when you find no fault in your Sacrifice, God's excepted that Sacrifice. And when he accept the Sacrifice, he accepts your confession in that sacrifice, and you become part of it. Amen.
I feel religious now, 'cause I know I didn't have a chance to begin with. But I didn't look at myself; I looked at the Sacrifice that was offered for me. It was perfect, and God's already accepted it. So then I'm all right now, when I see what He did, what He is. It isn't me; it's Him. It isn't you; it's Him.

L-42 Now, God said then, "Abraham, in order to walk with Me you've got to separate yourself from the rest of them." God demands a total separation. But you want to bring a lot of the world along with you.
When you come in and receive the Holy Ghost, you say, "Well, I was taught to be this, and I was taught the days of miracles is past." You better leave that thing behind. As long as that holds with you, be like Abraham started out with Lot and his father; there's trouble in the camp. And God never did bless Abraham until he separated himself and done what God told him to do.
And you'll never receive the Holy Ghost in the fullness; you'll never walk in the Spirit of God until you totally separate your things from unbelief. Get away from the world. Come out of the world.
I know you think I'm crazy. But if I am, just let me alone; I'm happy this way. I'd rather be like this than the way I was. See? I looked at my Sacrifice one time.

L-43 And then... Separation... The world wants mixtures. Oh, when you elect your new pastor... You say, "We want that little curly hair," you know, "and little hollywood perfumed up sort of a something." Get up on the pulpit and say, "Amen," real nice, you know. And--and will permit you to look at televisions all night Wednesday night too. Let you out early so we can see some of the television programs that you ought not to see. Won't say nothing when you reading old "True Story" magazines and filth out on the street. Go into your office and pin-ups hanging around. "Well, he's a good fellow anyhow, 'cause he pays good."
God wants you to separate. That's what's the matter with the church. Go into the church and have a little flowerly sermon about some politician that's up to run, and I hope you all vote for him, and afraid if he says anything, the deacons will throw him out. Well, brother, they might as well throw me out to begin with. 'Cause I believe in preaching the Gospel. Just throw the axe to the root of the tree. God wants separators. The church wants mixers.

L-44 Oh, a fellow told me not long ago, said, "If our pastor didn't take a little sociable drink with him, we would excommunicate him from the church."
I said, "It's a good thing I'm not your pastor."
No wonder we can't walk with God. No wonder we can't get nowhere. Those things tear our faith to pieces. Come out from amongst such stuff; that's filth; that's the world. Touch not the unclean stuff. Separate yourself.
Fellow says, "I don't believe in Divine healing. I don't believe in miracles. I don't believe in the baptism of the Holy Ghost." Get away from him. That's hard to say, but, brother, the hour's too close now to fool around. Separate yourself. Let's get out with God alone, like Abraham. We're Abraham's seed; let's show it, show that we believe God.


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