<TITLE>13. Par 107-113</TITLE>L-107 I hope this man forgives me; he's setting close here. The big, tall black-headed fellow setting here, that's standing out there one night in the hall, and somebody said something kind of--help, you know, kind of blessed him like that. And the poor boy's had an awful time; I know his--his wife left him and sued him for divorce because he loved the Lord Jesus. That's right. And somebody said something about Jesus, you know; he was kind of one of those fiends. And he'd been in the war and all shot up, and everything, the boy was; felt sorry for him. Come home with a--his children and wife. Then he--he promised the Lord he'd serve Him, and as soon as the Lord begin to bless him, and he got right with God, his wife just turned around and sued him for divorce and left him: left him set out in the cold. But he still was a fiend.
And when he stood there one night and somebody said something about Jesus, something, how great He was, like that, he said, "O glory!" shot his arms out, and here his fists was sticking through the wall like that. He didn't know he done it: had his fists stick in the wall. Said, "Brother Bill, I'll pay for that." I think Brother Wood come down and put the piece on, put another piece on. We didn't mind that, Brother Ben; we just--we just glad you was a fiend. See?

L-109 When the Holy Spirit does something to you, you just can't set still; there's something bubbles over. Amen. Whew. Yeah, something takes ahold, a fiend for Christ. When you love the Lord, just something in you reaching out, grabbing, hungering and thirsting, Jesus said, "Blessed are they, for they shall be filled." Blessed are they to even thirst, whether you've got it or not. How many wants more of God? All right. Well, the reason that you want more of God, you're blessed just to be that. If you haven't got it, you're still blessed. "Blessed are they that do hunger and thirst." You're blessed just to hunger and thirst. Because you want it, you're blessed. 'Cause there's many people don't want it.
Remember my sermon the other night? See, like the moron, he kept the box and throwed the gift away. See? Don't take the box; take the Gift.

L-111 All right.
Now, immediately... in the spirit: and, behold, a throne... set in heaven, and one set upon the throne.
Now, notice, a little later on, or we got it last night, I believe, that upon this throne that... We find out that first there was nothing on the throne, and now there's Someone on the throne, so it showed that Jesus had come with His church up into glory and was set on His own throne, "Setting on the throne"; that's after the church age. Now, now, we want to get to that after while.
Now, you say, "Well, where's His throne at today?" Now, Brother Neville, if I pass over that, you ask me after while, where's His throne at today. I think I'll get to it down that far. "Where's His throne at now if He's not on His throne now?"
He isn't on His throne now. No, sir.

L-113 All right, now.
And he that set was to look upon like... jasper and... sardine stone: and there was a rainbow around about the throne, in the likeness... in the sight like unto an emerald.
Now, let's take now the 3rd verse to start. And so jasper, this One that set on the throne was to look upon... In other words, when you looked at Him, He was in such splendor, such beauty... Oh, I want to see Him. Don't you?


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