<TITLE>03. Par 19-26</TITLE>L-19 Now, sometimes in doing this... Then I think in my own little building here that we started many years ago, just with an old--a bunch of concrete blocks and things... And it's kind of a sacred spot to us. We hate it--just hate to see it changed, in one way, because this is where God first begin to meet with us, when we even didn't have a floor in it. But it's--it's got to a place now till it's getting old and we're in a building--building program here to fill this block with a church here.
Now, until then, I feel that when I come back off of the field where I won't hurt brethren and--or, messages and so forth, then it gives me the right to express my own opinion out--out of my--out of the pulpit here. And so if you say, "I have been taught a little different, I would..." And then, in this we just invite anybody that wants to come. See, there's nobody sponsoring it or anything; it's the Tabernacle here. And anybody that wants to come, just welcome to come; just come right on. So I invite you to bring your Bible every meeting and bring a pencil and paper.

L-21 And now, with all the commentaries and so forth, I could not have brought all the books, so I just wrote--write down each time upon paper here, little notes from history and commentaries and so forth, that I might be able to just read it from the--the notes here instead of having the book and turning to the pages. However, when it comes to the Scripture, we'll use the Bible. And then in the commentary, I'll explain, or the history, who the historian was that said it, and so forth. Then in the... 'Course, in the event of the coming book, why, then we can type it up all right then and get everything the--did all right.

L-22 Now, we will do everything that we can to start early and let out as early as possible. And it'll be eight day's meetings, Sunday through Sunday.
This morning I am starting the 1st chapter of Revelation, of the Book of Revelations, and Revelations is set in three parts. And first three chapters is what we'll be dealing with in these eight days, when one church age could take us a month. But we'll just have to hit the high places, as we call it; then when you get the book, it'll be written out more in detail.

L-24 Now, Revelations the first three chapters deals with the church; then the church disappears; we see it no more until the end time. From Revelations 1 to 3 is the church; Revelation 4 to 19 is Israel a nation; and 19 to 22 is both together, and the plagues and the warnings and so forth at the end: set in three parts. See? And we're taking the first three chapters pertaining to the church, and the church age that we're living in.
Now, first it may seem kinda dry because we have to go back and make a foundation. I've prayed, and studied, and done everything that I could to try to--to get the feeling of the Holy Spirit, which a-way to set this that the people will see it, and that you might, in seeing it, be enlightened and cause you to come closer to Christ, for we're at the end time.

L-26 And it's such a marvelous thing, as I've been studying the histories, to find how that church begin, and how it pulled off, and what taken place, and to see that little Seed of God move through every one of those ages, completely go out, nearly, in one place.
Now, tomorrow night we'll begin and have a--have a--a chart here; not a chart, but a blackboard that I want to kind of teach it from a blackboard. I believe the Sunday school teacher, one of them has a blackboard. I see it in the back. I'm going to have the janitor bring it up, put it here in the front so I can teach from that blackboard, and write it out so you'd be sure, and you can draw it on your paper, and so forth, and get it close as we can bring it.


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