<TITLE>16. Par 107-116</TITLE>L-107 Now, notice this. Now, let's read the next verse:
Watch. Be watchful, and strengthen the things which remains, that are ready to die: for I have not found thy works perfect before God.
Now, he's talking to Luther now. We all admit that this--this was the Lutheran age; that was the reformation. Now, what did He say? "You brought out a false name that you're living, but you're dead." What did they do? They put it right back into the denomination again. Then pot can't call kettle black; don't harp the Catholic (See?), 'cause you're right back in it, using his same creeds and names. And well, Luther brought out many of the catechisms and everything else that the Catholic church had and took up a name himself. See, "You have a name that you're living, which has come from this dead thousand years here, and you're still holding that name. You got a name," remember?
To be sure that's right, the other churches, said, "You have kept My Name." "You've kept My Name." This age they lost It. And come out here and said, "You've got another name that you're living, but you're dead."

L-110 Oh, you Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterian, Lutherans, and Pentecost, repent and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins. Get out of them old dead creeds and things that belongs to a Catholic church that's going to be consumed and all of her daughters with it.
There's no one can say that Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, them kind... And that thing, and they call it the holy trinity. Trinity? I want somebody to find even the word "trinity" in the Bible, and come tell me about it, just find the word "trinity.' It's not even in there. There's no such a thing.

L-112 Now, now.
... and ready to die:...
"Hold to that that you got; Luther snatched you out. Hold to that, 'cause it's ready to die. You'll... They'll purge you right back into it again. Hold to that; it's ready to die."
Now:
... and I have not found you perfect yet before God.
Isn't that beautiful? Oh, my. I love that. Not perfect, why? They was just justified; Luther preached justification; you had to be sanctified and then filled with the Holy Ghost. And then they wasn't their own; they were perfected by the Holy Spirit in them. Not the--not the Christian that's perfect; it's the perfect Holy Spirit in him. See? That's what... As I said, "It ain't the holy mountain; it's the holy God on the mountain. Not the holy church, not the holy people, but it's the Holy Ghost in the church and in the people." That's the holy part. See?

L-116 "Now, I've not found your works perfect. You haven't come to perfection." Because we find out now that they had justification right here, justification. This was... No, I beg your pardon. Justification is right here under Luther; and sanctification is here; and here is the Holy Spirit. See? Now, that three elements that worked in those three church ages, that's what it takes to constitute the full birth. They were only conceived as a little germ in the womb of the mother. That's right, the Holy Spirit coming to birth...


<A HREF="P17">Next Page</A>