<TITLE>04. Par 22-28</TITLE>L-22 I pray Thee, heavenly Father, to speak tonight through us because we don't know what to say; we're just waiting and we're asking this prayer here because we're in the Presence of God in His church, and we ask that the Holy Spirit that's on these people will unite its powers together tonight and shake forth the Gospel into every heart, that'll give us a new stand and a new hold for the age that is coming on. Grant it, Lord, for we see the fig tree putting forth its buds, and Israel becoming a nation, and the Gentile days fading away and numbered, and we're looking for the coming of the great Redeemer, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Walk among us, Lord. As was said tonight, "You walk in the midst of the candlesticks," then walk among us tonight, Lord, and warn our hearts of the evil that's ahead, and give us understanding of Thy Word, for we ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen. (Can be seated)

L-24 Now, as I have said, each day I try to get just as much wrote down on paper as I possibly can of times, places, and so forth, because it's a historical event that we are approaching. It's been a history, and now we're coming down, also patterning it to the time.
Now, Sunday morning and Sunday afternoon--or Sunday evening, rather, we had a glorious time. I'm sure we did. I did, myself.

L-26 And of the Revelation... Now, what are we studying? The Revelation of Jesus Christ. And what did we find that God showed the revelation and Who He was? The first thing we find of all revelations, that God made known Who He was, that Jesus was no third person of a trinity; He was the trinity in full. He was both Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. And that was the revelation: Four times spoke in the same chapter, that He was the Almighty God, He that was, which is, and shall come, the Root and Offspring of David.

L-27 Now, we find out then, that in these things we're going to try to clear up the whole matter, because I don't know when we'll ever hear it again, maybe never, until time shall be no more and fade into eternity. And now, as I say, there may be many brethren, teachers far better qualified to speak this than I am, and probably could get a better interpretation to it, but God has placed it upon my heart to do it; and therefore, I'd be a hypocrite if I didn't say just exactly what I thought was right. See? So I--I always want clear before God at all times, that "I have not shunned," as Paul said, "to warn you day and night with tears, that the church might be in standing." Then if there's any lost, the blood be not upon my hands, because I want to be clear of all men's blood at that time. So if you differing, why, that's just in a nice friendly way; that'll just be fine. Now, but, maybe the Lord will reveal something that will help us all together.

L-28 Now, the first thing, we see that He revealed Himself. Now, we understand Who He was.
Now, on down, as I made that quotation about the sprinkling, and baptism in the "name of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost" being a Catholic baptism and not a Protestant or a New Testament baptism, I hope I've made that clear. And I've asked any person that would show a text of Scripture where anybody was ever baptized in the Bible or until the Laodicean Council where they formed the Catholic church, where anybody was ever baptized in the name of "Father, Son, Holy Ghost," please come show me. And I'd put on my back, "a false prophet," and go through the street.
Now, I just make that, not to be hard, but just to show you that it's the Truth. See?


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