<TITLE>14. Par 53-56</TITLE>L-53 On the inside of the holiest of holies... Now, one man once a year went in there. But when our real Sacrifice, Jesus Christ, died at Calvary, He rent the veil in two, making a way with His own Blood, that "whosoever will" can come into the Shekinah Glory in the Presence of the Holy Ghost, and be filled with the power of Pentecost, as they did after the veil had been tore down. Yellow, brown, black, white, male, female, Gentile or Jew, "Whosoever will, let him come and drink from the fountain of the Lord." When they come into that Shekinah Glory, anointed with the Holy Spirit, then they got fellowship with God again; then they're sons and daughters of God.
No wonder we stop at the water of separation and try to fellowship from here down here; you can't do it. You stop by the side of the Blood without entering the holy place; you still are not in fellowship. But when you take all preparations...

L-54 What come from Jesus' body when He died? What the... What does the natural birth consist of? (Excuse me, sisters, and you, young ladies. I beg you'll forgive me, but I want to make a statement.) When a baby is born a natural birth, what's the first thing? Water; second thing, Blood; third thing, spirit. What come out of the body of Jesus? Water, Blood, Spirit! Amen. When a baby's born, and it never cries, it never moves, there's something wrong with it; it's what's called a stillbirth. It's dead when it's born. What happens? The doctor picks him up by the heels and shakes him, and gives him a few little spanks, and a scream comes out, and life comes in.
What's the matter with the Pentecostal church tonight? It needs another Gospel spanking, that the Holy Ghost... Shaking by the heels of the Gospel, that Life will enter into it again, and it'll scream out to the praises of God. Oh, He is so wonderful.

L-55 Like the young woman I was talking about and the young man when they meet one another; they fall in love. The first thing there has to be is an agreement, whether they'll go together, a wedlock before they can enter into fellowship. And then he takes this little bride of his to a home.
Now, you only can live in a three room house. Did you know that? God lived in a three room house; you live in a three room house. You--you dwell in a three room house. God lived in Christ: soul, body, and spirit. You live soul, body, and spirit; you live in a house of your own here on earth. You may have two bedrooms; you may have three dining rooms; but you're still only living in a three room house: That's the kitchen, the dining room, and the bedroom--a kitchen, a parlor, and bedroom, I mean.

L-56 Now watch, what is the first? Like the water of separation, the first is the first course, the kitchen, where you come and eat. You feed in the kitchen; then you come to church, and you feed on the Word. Oh, don't you love the Word? Feeding on the Word, that's the first place.
Then in the next place, you enter into a--a kind of a--a a relationship of this type, that you embrace your wife. You stand there, maybe in the parlor as she's taking off her veil, and you put your arms around her, and you tell her you love her, and that she's going to be the most darling wife in all the world. And how that you love her and how you are going to be loyal to your--your marriage vows and so forth. You've done had your little feast, the wedding feast, and now you've entered in to tell her in the parlor. You set her down in the chair, set her on your lap, and tell her you're ready to enter into real fellowship.


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