<TITLE>36. Par 261-266</TITLE>L-261 Many men has set out to conquer. Did you know that? Napoleon set out to conquer the world, and he did at the age of thirty-three. At the age of seventeen to twenty-five, Napoleon was a prohibitionist, he didn't believe in drinking or anything. He went to France (He was not a Frenchman; he come from an island; he went over there to get even with France, 'cause he didn't like it, didn't like France.). But he was conquered. And he went forth and he conquered France, and he took them Frenchmen and conquered the world. And at the age of thirty-three he set down and cried because there's nobody else to conquer, and died an alcoholic, defeated. He couldn't even conquer himself. See? And then met his waterloo at Waterloo; he met his end at Waterloo. I've been out there and seen the old ancient signs, the relics and things out there, when we was in the land. Now, we take that conqueror; he started as a young man and he took the wrong side to conquer, and he died a disgrace.

L-262 But there was another young Man come into the world one time; He died at thirty-three and He conquered everything that could be conquered. When He was on earth He conquered passions, pride; He conquered sickness; He conquered devils. When He died, He conquered death. When He rose, He conquered hell. He went up in and conquered everything that was against mankind and...?... the vine--winepress of God and crushed it down and conquered death, hell, grave, sickness, formalities, everything else, and overcome it all, and rose on the third day, and conquered all the atmospheres above, and cut that mist between God and man, and connected heaven and earth together. Glory. Oh, my. Whew.
There He stands the Mighty Conqueror since He rent the veil in two; there He is. "Have the keys of both death and hell hanging on My side, fear not." Laid His right hand (His power) upon him, and raised him up by the power of His right hand, said, "Don't fear; I'm He that was, and He that is, and shall come. I'm the First and the Last. I'm He that lived, and died, and is alive again forevermore. Amen." Oh.
Lo! Behold the mighty conqueror,
Lo! Behold Him in plain view,
There He stands, the mighty conqueror,
Since He rent the veil in two.

L-264 Amen. Cut every obstacle from human beings, that they might be connected like in the garden of Eden. Now, man... I was going to choke it, but I'm going to say it. Man is omnipotent. You don't believe that, but he is. A man that's fully surrendered to God is omnipotent. Did not He say in Mark 11:22, "Whatsoever things you say and don't doubt in your heart, it'll come to pass. You can have what you've said"?
What happens when two omnipotence meet? When God and man comes together through omnipotence, something's got to shake. Some... Whatsoever you'd say with that creative power of omnipotence of God, knowing that He's promised it, and He said it in His Word, it creates a power that goes out yonder and brings things to pass; things that is not, it makes them as though they are, because two omnipotence have met. There He stands. Oh, isn't He wonderful.

L-266 Let's see if we got some more good things. The 18th verse, now the 19th verse. John... What happened? When he seen His countenance, the result, he fell at His feet; he just couldn't stand no more; his human life was sapped away; he just couldn't do it. He was a Conqueror; He'd already conquered.
Now, He gives a command, and then we start to end the chapter, the 19th verse.
Write the things which thou hast seen, and the things which are, and the things which shall be hereafter;
We took the 20th verse:
The mystery of the seven stars which thou sawest in the right hand,... are seven golden candlesticks. The seven stars are seven angels of the seven churches: and the seven candlesticks which thou sawest are the seven churches.


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