<TITLE>24. Par 171-180</TITLE>L-171 Let's read a little farther.
... a golden girdle was about the paps.
That's right, up around here, He was the Judge.
Now, we're going to read the sevenfold glory of His Person. Oh, my. This makes me shout before I get to it. Notice. Oh, this is such a wonderful thing. Just listen.
And his head...
Now, watch. He's seven things here he mentions: His head, His hair, His eyes, His feet, His voice. Seven things He mentioned here, the sevenfold glory of Jesus Christ. Let me read It.
His head and his hair was white as wool, as white as snow;... his eyes were a flames of fire;
... his feet like.. fine brass, as if it'd been burnt in the furnace... and his voice... the sound of many waters.
And in--and he had in his right hand seven stars and out of his mouth goes a sharp two-edged sword: and his countenance was like the sun shining in its strength.
What a vision. What did he see here? The glorified Son of God and a symbol. Now, let's--let's just be ready now.

L-176 Oh, my, I thought that was nine; it's only eight. I haven't got started yet. All right. That is good. Now, sorry these brethren standing. I... Makes me nervous to see them stand (See?), 'cause I know their legs are hurting. If I just had anyway, brethren, or anything I could do, I'd sure do it. And I want you to get this so bad. And stand a little while, and God reward you richly, is my prayer.

L-177 Now, now, notice. The first thing now we notice His head and His hair was white like wool. His head and His hair was white like wool. Now, it does not mean that He was aged that did this. That wasn't the reason of it. He wasn't aged to do this. He was... It was because of His experience and qualification and His wisdom. Because He's eternal, and eternal cannot age. You understand?
Let's turn first, and we'll--we'll picture Him out here as this, and we'll find out what He is. Now, let's turn to Daniel 7:9, just for a minute; you see the same picture in Daniel where He comes as--over here at the Ancient of time. And most everybody, Bible scholar, knows exactly where we're heading for right now. Daniel 7 and the 9th verse; I'll begin at the 8th.
And I considered the horn, and, behold, there came up... another little horn, before whom there were three of the first horns plucked up by the roots: and, behold, in this horn there were eyes like... a man, and a mouth speaking great things.
And I beheld until the thrones were cast down,...
Now, listen. Listen close now. Can you hear me in the back all right? Say "Amen," if you can. I asked my wife back there. I think this mike here's... This more of alive here, isn't it? I yell too hard, I guess, in this one.

L-180 All right, now Daniel 7:9:
And I beheld until the thrones were cast down, and the Ancient of days did sit, whose garments was white as snow, and the hair of his head was like... pure wool:... (Ancient of days)... his throne was like a fiery flame, and his wheels were burning fire.
And fiery--fiery streams issued and came forth from before him: and thousands... thousands ministered unto him, and ten... times ten thousands stood before him: and judgment was set and the books were open.
"White hair..." All... Anybody knows that's the old judges in ancient days, like English judges used to wear a snow white wig. How many remembers that? Old ancient judges wore a white wig because they was... And here He is, showing again that John's over in the Lord's day; he saw Him as the Judge (Amen.), not as Priest, not as King, not as Prophet, but as Judge. The Father, Saint John 5: 22, committed all judgment to Him. And He's Judge now, come to judge the nations. Oh, for that day when you see Him like that. His hair was as white as snow; Daniel saw Him coming to the Ancient of days. Watch Him blend these two together. All right.


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