<TITLE>10. Par 34-37</TITLE>L-34 I've had ministers will say to me, "You better go see him, because he's an influential man in this city."
I don't care if he's a bum in the street, so drunk he can't move, he's just as much as a mayor of the city in the sight of God, 'cause it's whosoever will, let him come. But we went after somebody else that was a movie star, or had some great pulley, or--or some tap dancer, or a--a modern jitterbug, or whatever you want to call it.
God goes to the gutters. "Go out into the streets and highways, and compel them to come in." And remember, that was the last call. The church has gone off without Him. See, you've gone off on tantrums.

L-35 Now, I'm not against any organization; God give us about a thousand more. I like organization. I've got the name of fighting them, but that's just because the people that don't know the Spirit of God... I'm not nothing against the organization. I'm not one thing; I'm for them, every one. I'm with the Assemblies, and with the Church of God, and with the Pentecostal Holiness, with the Oneness, with the United, with the P. A. of J. C., all of them. They're all my organizations; I belong to every one of them. But, brother, as long as sin in there, I'm going to pound it just as hard as I can with this Gospel, till I see the dross beat out: Till I can see God's great church of God with their arms around one another, forgetting their differences, bearing the sins behind them and going on unto perfection, rooting out all the Thomases and everything. And I don't care who they are. That's right.
Oil and water won't mix. So when you get all the unbelief away from you, God will come in and go to work in among you. That's right. But until you do that, He won't do it; you're drifting out.

L-36 Now, them disciples in a terrible shape. They was without Jesus, and they were out there in the ocean. But they was following a commandment. Jesus told them to go away. "Go on out across the sea; I'm going to pray." And they were following in a line of duty.
Now, my brethren, if you hated me a few minutes ago, then wave at me now. You're still following the line of duty, as long as you preach the baptism of the Holy Ghost and stay in the way, you're still in the line of duty. Jesus had not gone so far, but what...
You know what He did? He climbed up the highest mountain there was in that country, so He could see all the way across the sea. He'd sent them out; He wanted to see when they got in trouble, be sure if anything happened, why He'd be there to help them. He'd be on... He'd be right on the spot to help them if anything happened. He went away up the top of the mountain; he could see all the way across the ocean, all the way across that little sea there. And when He seen the wind was contrary, Satan was blowing his breath against them... And then what happened? Right in their most desperate hour, Jesus come walking to them.

L-37 Now, God's done... Jesus has done the same thing. He went so high that He could see all over the world. Where did He go? He climbed the ramparts of Calvary. He was crucified for your sins; the Blood of His body dripped on the ground. But it... Then when they took Him up there and buried Him, He rose up Easter morning and kept on climbing, climbing on, on beyond the spheres, the moon, the stars, until He set down at the right hand of the Majesty of God in heaven. His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me. He watches you. Went all the way to heaven, till the earth would look more like a--maybe not like a dot, smaller than a smallest star. But He's standing right there, like old mother eagle, and is watching every thing that you do and know every thought that's in your mind.


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