<TITLE>16. Par 131-140</TITLE>L-131 I talked to a priest here not long ago, he said, "I don't care what the Bible says. We're the church."
I said, "That's the Word of God."
Said, "We made it."
I said, "Why'd it change so much? You ain't got one thing in your church, that this Bible says, that you teach." I was telling him I baptized a girl in the Name of Jesus Christ.
He said, "You know, the Catholic church used to do that."
I said, "When? There's every history of the churches that I know of, laying right there."
He said, "We believe our catechism."
I said, "What about the history?"
Said, "We don't care what history said; we believe the catechism."
I said, "How do you know there was a George Washington or Abraham Lincoln? How did you know there's a pilgrim fathers? Because we believe our history."

L-135 I said, "There's no place that the Catholic church was ever organized till three hundred and sixty years after the death of the last apostle." I said, "And the Catholic church wasn't known. They did not baptize in the Name of Jesus Christ, 'cause they was the very first foundation of bringing in the false baptism. And she's..."
He said, "Well, now wait a minute." He said, "We have a right, we're the church. We do what we want to, because God is in His church."
I said, "God is in His Word, not in his church."
If the church disagrees with the Word, then there's something wrong. "Let My Word be true, and every other man's word a lie." That's right. God's Word being true. Make His Word right. Go back to His Word. See what the cankerworm eaten?

L-138 Now, during the time of the early Nicene fathers... Gene, you just took it too. The great Nicene Council produced a great argument on account of, "Was there one God or was there three Gods: Father, being one, Son, being two, and God the Holy Ghost, being three?" And they adopted that there was three Gods. Now, if you don't believe that, I'll read it to you right now out of the Nicene Council, the Nicene Fathers. They did it: three Gods.
There's one God. There's only One. He's Jehovah God, the Great I AM; the Alpha, Omega, the Beginning and the End.

L-140 They've had now... In order to do that they had to get something to go with it. In order to do that they tried to say, "God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost." Now, absolutely, there's no such a thing. It's not three Gods. That's heathenism. There's three offices of the same God.
The Fatherhood... When God dwelt alone, holy; His Laws, His righteousness makes Him holy. He wanted to be in man; He wanted to worship with man. He wanted man to worship Him. He had to come to man. And then when He did, He created, overshadowed a little virgin named Mary (God Jehovah did.), and created in her womb a cell, Blood cell. That Blood cell developed cells, and was brought forth a Man, which was Christ Jesus. God Almighty, the Father, dwelt in Him.
At the day of the baptism, when He received the Holy Ghost on the day when John baptized Him, John said, "I beheld and saw the Spirit of God like a Dove descending from heaven, and a Voice saying, 'This is My beloved Son in Whom I'm pleased to dwell in.'" Jesus said that God was with Him, "I and My Father are One. My Father dwells in Me." Not Jesus, and being one with God; but Je--God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself.


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