<TITLE>20. Par 76-79</TITLE>L-76 Now, we find, finally she arrived at the gates safely. And when she arrived... Now remember, a lot of people come into a meeting like that, if they're going to see some miracle of God, that's going to be performed, or is being performed, they'll say, "Well, I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll just walk in, and I'll set down; and if that preacher says one thing that I don't agree with or my church don't agree with, I'll get right up and walk out." That shows illiteracy. That's exactly. That shows poor raising to begin with.
Now, she came in not to stay and see if the pastor said anything--pastor Solomon said something that she didn't agree with or whether her church... She knowed that her church didn't agree with that. But she come in to set down, to take the Scriptures, and to stay until she was convinced one way or the other. That's the way to do it. Take the things that claims to be of God and test them with the Scripture to see if they're Scripturally; if they're Scripturally, they're right.

L-77 Here she comes in now. And she takes off all of her packs off the camels. She puts up her little tents out there in the palace courts. And she's just going to stay until she's convinced. I wished American people would have that same kind of idea.
"I don't care what the pastor says, what John Jackson says, or what my denomination says. I'm going to stay till I'm thoroughly convinced whether it's right or not. And I'm going to compare it with the Scripture word after word, and page after page. And I'm going to see whether it's right or not." She stayed until she was convinced, so she would know.

L-78 Now, let's take her first morning. Well, I hear all the hymns singing, the bells ringing, and--and Solomon came out to the pulpit, to his judgment, his throne seat; set down, pastor Solomon. The church sang the hymns, and the--the trumpets blowed, and the music instruments played, and all the congregation come around. I can see the little queen get her seat back there. Said, "I'll just watch now and see what takes place."
Here come someone up, and the first thing you know, she said, "Now, I'll see whether it's right or not." And she watched it. She said, "I've heard how this God is a God that does these things. I'm going to see if that spirit of God is in this man, this servant of His."

L-79 And when the first person come up, Solomon with his great power of discernment, discerned it perfectly and told her. Oh, my. The little queen's heart begin to beat fast. Day after day, and time after time, it happened.
Let's say that (She didn't, of course, but let's just say.) she got a prayer card, but she wasn't called for a long time. But after while, her time come to come before Solomon. And the Bible said that there was nothing hid from Solomon. But he revealed to her all the things that she should know; he told her about it.
And when she seen this, she said, "Now, I see it works on others. I wonder if it works on me; I... Somehow I believe that that's right. I've made the sacrifice; I've come a long ways. And I'll tell you what I'm going to do; I'll get up and see if it works on me."
So she got up there, and Solomon told her all things. The Bible said, "Nothing was hid from Solomon." Through the spirit of discernment, a gift of God, he discerned everything that she--he should tell her. And it satisfied her in such a way, she gave all of her gifts to the church, to the cause.
And she stood and here's what she said, "Blessed are the men that are with you, that stay with you, that minister to you continually with you, for their eyes behold this all the time."


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