<TITLE>19. Par 165-172</TITLE>L-165 Look at little old Rosella Griffith here, there setting there, when all the 's-Anonymous in Chicago, four of the major hospitals, her staff of doctors had give her out. In one moment's time on the platform changed that batty-eyed wretch, standing there with coat cut like this, a mink coat on, where her mother bought her. She was a smart girl. And carried her whiskey bottles down in that coat there; and afraid she'd fall on the street, and freeze to death before somebody could find her. There standing there, when all the 's-Anonymous and all had give her up... She's writing a book on it now. There she come on the platform. The Holy Spirit said to her, "Your name is Rosella Griffith." No uncertainty about that. "You're an alcoholic. You've been in the 's-Anonymous and everything. But, THUS SAITH THE LORD, it's over now."
"And that lady setting up there in the balcony, she's a Fred Astaire's dancer partner." She jumped up. "That's right. She's also an alcoholic and a dope fiend. The law's looking for her now."
And her daddy stand, said, "I resent that."
She said, "Wait a minute, daddy. The man's right."
No uncertainty about that. "THUS SAITH THE LORD, you're healed. Give yourself up." Now, she's out on the field with her husband, preaching the Gospel. Oh, my.
What is it? Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, forever. In the days when the denomination gives the uncertainty of it; why would we listen to a church denomination, when Christ remains the same? No uncertain about that, it's always certain.

L-169 Now, the Bible, we know that the Bible says here, if... Anything that's dead gives a sound. A dead thing, dead churches, or whatmore, can give sounds; but unless there is a distinction in the sound, unless there's some way that we can be certain... Now, we know here.
I got some Scriptures wrote down here about soldiers. Yes. Soldiers can... In the days of their training they are trained to those bugles. And how them sounds to retreat, or to what they're to do, and everything. They're trained by a sound. And if--if they didn't know that sound, how would they know to prepare themselves? That's right. But they're trained to that sound. And they know when that sound goes it means a certain thing.

L-172 How when Titus besieged the walls of Jerusalem, compassed it about with armies, all those trained soldiers, them disciples, how the historians write.
Jesus, setting up on the mount that day, said, "When you see Jerusalem compassed about with armies; let him that's in the field, don't return to his house to get his coat; let him that's in the house, go not to the housetop, or come down," said, "but flee to the mountains, for there will be a time of trouble."
Now, look what all the great denominational churches said when they seen Titus marching up. "Now, we shall go to the house of the Lord to offer prayer." They were too late.
That was an uncertain sound of the priest. That was an uncertain sound of the church. But to those who had been trained to the Voice of Jesus, they took for the mountains as hard as they could go; and the only ones that survived it. The uncertain sound... "Flee the city," now, Jesus, if He hadn't have told them that and gave them that training, that sound of training, how would they have knowed to run?


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