<TITLE>11. Par 94-101</TITLE>L-94 Now, you say, "Well, I've seen times, and read in history when the wars covered the earth." That is true.
But never a time when the whole earth would be blowed to pieces just in one second (See?), and such a destruction. It'd take weeks and hours, and so forth; now it takes one minute, maybe not that. Just a button pressed, and she's all over. That's all. And they don't have... Cuba can do it herself. It don't have to, a little bitty... Haiti's could do it. Just any little nation that wants to can set the world completely on fire, and blow her out of her orbit any time they want to. See? It only takes one fanatic, where there's tens of billions of them around the world to do that.

L-96 Watch some suicide case just reach up there, and be among there, and the devil so possess him just where these big hangers are hanging, just press that one button, and here they go. And as soon as there--that goes up, it's in the radar screens of others; they press theirs. And here we are (See?); that's all. 'Cause they just got, every fellow has got his screen out, watching; out in the sea, submarines; out on the islands, everywhere, setting around; up in the North Pole, down in the South Pole, everywhere, with these big screens. Just let somebody press the button, that's all they want; and here their button's pressed, and the rest of them pressed, and pressed, and pressed. And what's going to happen. But, oh, the... Think that that could happen before we get out of service this morning.

L-97 But remember, before that happens, God has promised to come for His Church. He's promised to come, so we don't know just what time He will come. What a glorious thing. And all those that love His appearing, He will appear. Don't you--Wouldn't you love to see Him this morning? [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] As we sing that little song, "I want to see Him, look upon His face, there to sing forever of His saving grace." When all life is over, and troubles, and sorrows have flown for the last time, and we'll see Him. And there we stand, young, immortal, forever in His Presence; where there'll never be sin, sickness, heartache, sorrow. When all time will fade into eternity, what--what a glorious thing.

L-98 And then what does that make you do? Want to work now to get every one in that position that you can for that rapture. I want...
I've reconsecrated myself, and I've--I've promised God that I'd try to do a double portion. I--I done everything that I know how to do. And I just wished I was--I was a young fellow again, eighteen, twenty years old, and know what I know; how maybe I could stand up a little longer, or visit a few more, or something like that, for the Kingdom of God's sake.
You young people this morning, that's young, got a lot of youth in you yet, and not family ties and things, may God let you see the vision...?... to see what hour we're living.

L-101 The uncertainty, let's just look over a few uncertain things now in this uncertain time. There is uncertainty about... Being that we spoke of war, there's uncertainty in the voice of the war lords. "We can't understand." They don't know. You go, and they'll have big meetings, and so forth, and they just can't get together. There's uncertainty. They don't know. They--they don't know what's going to take place. All the great strategists, and so forth, that study war, and the possibilities and how this would come out, they don't have the answer this morning. There's nobody does. They just can't tell you.


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