<TITLE>31. Par 267-272</TITLE>L-267 Now, all things that's dead now, and the--the little old seeds are bursted open, the pulp's run out, and it's dead, but the life is still there. Now, when the sun begins to shine in spring, the little flowers will come up, and everything will stick its head up again, out from under the chips, out from under the logs, out from under the rocks, it'll raise up again and live again (Is that right?), because the s-u-n is shining.
Now, someday the S-o-n will shine, which is the Author of Eternal Life, and everything that's been germitized to Him for Eternal Life, He said, "I'll raise it up in the last day." You see what I mean? Eternal Life will be raised in the last days. If they bury you in the sea, they burn your body and swing it to the four winds of the earth, God will raise it up in the last days. If you have to fill the belly of a hungry lion, or--or go into a flaming pits, that'll take all the--the--the sixteen petroleums, and cosmic lights, and everything out of you, God will raise it up. "The very hairs of your head is numbered." Amen. God will raise it up.
Now, look here. Now, if every man dies by the woman, then every man lives by the Man. Partake of the woman in that kind of life, you know you'll die. There's no way out of it; you're going to die. And as sure as you take of That, you're going to live; there's no way out of it; you got to live. Amen. If that produces death positive, this produces Life positive. That's the only way you can receive it, is to have Life.

L-270 Now, the prophet said, that, "It'll be Light in the evening time." Now, look. He said there'll be a day that would be dismal; it wouldn't be called a day or night. It's kind of a cloudy, misty, cold day, but yet the sun's a-giving the Light. Way up above that fogs and clouds and so forth, the sun's giving the Light. It gives enough Light you can walk, and you can see how to get around, and so forth, but yet it--it isn't bright, pretty day. See? Now, nothing hardly can live in that day.
You can plant anything under where the sun don't hit it, it's dwarfed. Isn't that right? You farmers know that. Put the corn over in the shade or somewhere; watch, it dwarfs it. Fred, you ought to know that by your wheat. You put it out there, and if you have a bad summer, oh, cold and rainy, it dwarfs it.

L-272 Well, that's what's the matter with the church down through these ages; it's been dwarfed. It's been dwarfed by denominations, "Put your name on the book. We've had enough Light to know that there is a God." I'm glad of that. "We've had enough Light to know that there is a Christ; there's a coming judgment. We've had Light; so we put our names on the books; we shook hands with the pastor, so forth, and done that." All right, but now it's evening time.
Now, civilization come from the east unto the west, and now we're on the west coast. We can't go no farther; we cross over, we're back in the east again. We can't go no farther; we're at the west coast.


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