<TITLE>02. Par 11-18</TITLE>L-11 Now, the tapes, each night, and literature and so forth, the boys will have it just out the building there.
Now, I may not be able each night, as we have taken upon ourselves to try for the glory of God, to--to bring these seven church messages, or Seven Church Ages in seven nights, taking each night an age: like Monday night, Ephesus; Tuesday night, Smyrna; Wednesday night, Pergamos; Thursday night, Thyatira; Friday night, Sardis; and Saturday night, Philadelphia; and Sunday morning and Sunday night, the Laodicean, the church age that we're living in, giving the historical of the original church, and the--and the writers, and the historians, and the angels of that age, and--and the messages, and the run of the church as it's come down through to this time. And it's amazing to see how every prediction of that Scripture hits solid with history. Just exactly to the thought of it... It even amazed me so much, till yesterday I had read till it felt like my eyes were swelling out.
And I come out and I said to wife, "I have never dreamed of it being that way," (See?), how great it was.

L-14 And now, sometime I may not be able to get it all over in one night, the church, the message to the church. And if I cannot get it over at night, then the next morning at ten o'clock. Will be announced each night, to those who wants to come and listen at the rest of it, 'cause we're going to try get it on the tape. I will have services then from ten o'clock at morning on till noon in the daytime, to try to get it out (the rest of the message), 'cause they can catch it on the tape. And not...
We've announced that there won't be any healing services because that we're trying to keep under the prophetic utterance of the Bible. Then we had a healing service just recently here. And then after this services are over, then we'll have a healing services again back at the place.

L-16 And now, I want to make this real clear so everybody can remember, that now, in here, it may cut and pull and give us all a great shaking. But I'm responsible, not for--for nothing but preaching the Word, that--that's all, just--just holding right to the Word. And many times it might... And these church ages might reflect upon somebody's denomination. And if it does that, it's not meant to be with harshness. It--it is just stating what the Scripture has said, and the revelation I have of It. And if you think that I'm wrong in it, then do not hold it against me; just pray for me that God will show me what is right; for I certainly want to be right.
And then another thing, realizing that the responsibility that I have in--in such a meeting as this, that teaching the people, that the Holy Spirit will hold me responsible for the words that I say in this pulpit. So you see how solemnly we approach this.

L-18 Now, our... I would've had this out somewhere else, but being that it's teaching, then in our--out in the evangelistic services, every one of us has a--an idea, or--or discernment, or like has been through the age, and we have our own churches, and what our churches taught us, and what we believe. We... I don't like to go in someone else's church, or among people like that, and say something that's contrary to what people has been taught. For after all, I've clearly tried to make my statements that a... If a man is a Catholic, and he's depending on the Catholic church for salvation, he's lost. If he's a Baptist, depending on the Baptist church, he's lost. Or a Pentecostal, depending on the Pentecostal church to save him, he's lost. But... And any church... But if that individual is solemnly resting upon faith in the finished works of Christ at Calvary, he's saved; I don't care what church he belongs to, "Because by faith are you saved, and that by grace."


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