<TITLE>03. Par 9-13</TITLE>L-9 Told him, said, "You've been blind practically all your life, because you're a worshiper of the sun. You watched the sun and your eyes go out."
They think they'll go to heaven, but that's their penalty they have to pay. (Talk about legalism.) And they have to pay that price of watching the sun until they go blind.
Told him he was a beggar. He had a wife and two children, one boy nine and the other one eleven. That was all true. His name, I couldn't even speak it; I had to spell the words out: just exactly right, the way the Holy Spirit gave it, just like He does here at nights and so forth. He's always perfectly right, never wrong. He can't be wrong and be God; it has to be right all the time.

L-10 And so, they thought that it was a... Perhaps... You could catch it coming from the audience, and I do that many times. They think it's telepathy, and yet they'll say, "Praise the Lord!" But yet, they don't... They don't really believe that in their hearts. See? Your inner conscience speaks louder then your mouth does. You see? That time... It's your subconscious on the inside, what you really think, that's what the Holy Spirit catches and reveals. And then, when...
Do you believe that? "Jesus looked upon the audience and perceived their thoughts." That's right. All right.

L-11 So then, they... This man standing there, blind; his eyes as white as my shirt. And I looked back; I said, "Of course that's all true, as the man witnesses." But I said, "There's nothing I could do to help him, only pray for him." I turned and looked again, and there I seen him standing like a shadow above where he was standing here. In the vision there he was looking around, laughing, with his hands up. Oh, my, nothing going to stop it then. The devil couldn't put enough demons out of hell to stop it. God has already showed it; it's THUS SAITH THE LORD then. There's nothing, nothing can stop it.
Then you got the audience in your hands. You see? You know what you're speaking of; I'd be daresn't to say it if I didn't know what I was saying. And I'd seen the vision; I knowed the Lord was going to heal him. Then I... The Lord gave me the platform then.

L-12 I said, "I was most surely alarmed this afternoon when I was down at the Jains' temple and when seventeen different religions (they told me) had gathered there. And preparing for this coming meeting... And they told me how little Christianity was, and how that we had a man worship, and we worshipped a man, and it wasn't so." And I said, "The Mohammedan here said that they had the greatest religion, and there wasn't nothing in the world as great as their religion was. They started before our Genesis or so forth. And--and I said, "All these things...?"
And I said, "And don't think that I don't know what you're thinking; you're thinking it's a telepathy." And I said, "Anyone that would really know telepathy knows that's different. A telepathy's something... You're saying just what the other fellow's saying." And I said, "Well, that's--that's wrong. How would it would reveal the sins and hidden things of the heart?" See, people just draw a conclusion, and lay it on there, and go on. That's all they know about it.

L-13 I said, "But how would it be able to reveal hidden things in their heart that they haven't thought of for years, that's gone on. Anyone would know that wasn't nothing to do with telepathy." But I said, "Here stands a man, and he is a worshiper of the sun." I said, "What would you do now? If you were standing here, you Mohammedans, you'd tell him that he was wrong. He worshipped the creation instead of the Creator."
The Mohammedans are Ishmael's children. We know that they believe in the same God we do, but they believe that Mohammed was His prophet. We believe there's one true and living God and Jesus is His Son; Jesus Christ is the Son of God. They don't believe...
The Mohammedan priest said to me, said, "Far be it from God ever having a son, a spirit having a son." See how dark it gets to them?


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