<TITLE>04. Par 12-15</TITLE>L-12 In the beginning He said to His disciples, "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel. These signs shall follow them that believe." That was it. Get back to that same Word. It'll produce the same thing. They followed that Word, and It zeroed in and drove a tack. Every tack, every promise that God made was made manifest.
If we'll get back to that same Word, It'll drive the same tacks, do the same miracles, perform the same things, make the same light, make the same creature, raise the dead, heal the sick, cast out devils, see visions, prophesy. It's the same Gospel that drove the tacks then. If we'll get back to the same...
Like, get the gun back in same condition as it was at the first place, the vibrations all out of it, it'll zero that bullet right straight. And if we get all the vibrations of unbelief out of us, God's work will still be like it was at the first beginning. That's exactly right. It'll zero every time. It did once; It'll do it again. Don't be satisfied with a creed or something. Stay right there until the Word zeroes.

L-13 It reminds me of the time when the mother and father, or foster father of our Lord Jesus had taken Him up to the Pentecostal feast. And they went three day's journey, and--and finally they missed Him. They--they couldn't find Him.
That's the way the church has gone now. It's gone more... It's gone about two thousand years' journey, and missed Him. Here it is. There's signs everywhere appearing of His coming, and they say, "Where is God? Where is God? What become of Him?"
Did you notice, Mary and Joseph searched for Him among their kinfolks, but they found Him not? Today we go back to see if the Methodists has got Him, the Baptists has got Him, the Presbyterians, or the Lutherans. No, sir. They didn't find Him. Neither will we find Him today. No matter how much we try to go back and revive some of them old dead denominations, we'll never do it.

L-14 Where did they find Him? Where they left Him. Hallelujah. Think I'm a holy-roller? I guess I am. You'll find Him just like they did: where they left Him. Where they left Him, that's where they found Him. That's where the church will find Him.
Where did they leave Him? At the Pentecostal feast. Where will the church find Him? Back at the Pentecostal feast, where they left Him at when they pulled away from the doctrine of the apostles and so forth. Back in them early ages back there, they pulled away from it and formed their own creeds, and started the Nicolaitane doctrine, formed the Catholic church, organized a religion of--of what's called the Christian religion. And from there they've organized, and broke down the things, and brought all the Christians into creeds, and so forth, and mixed it all up till it's just the same conglomeration that He found when He come. It's exactly.
Back to the beginning where we left Him, when He was powerful, when He raised the dead, and healed the sick, and cast out devils; that's right back to the beginning, where we left Him.

L-15 You say, "Where is He? Is He with the Methodists? Is He with the Baptists," or even, "Is He with the Pentecostal?" No, sir. Go back to the... not Pentecostal organization, Pentecostal denominations, that's a name. Who can organize Pentecost? Tell me. Pentecost is not an organization. Pentecost is an experience to any believer, that's who receive it. Back to the experience, not back to an organization, but back to an experience. Pentecost is an experience.
Let me tell you something. You look at the fruit the Pentecostal churches are bearing today, you'll find out they're not started from the beginning: arguing, fussing, stewing, upside down, pulling for this, and pulling for that. Jesus said in John 14, or John 15, "I am the Vine; ye are the branches." Is that right?


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