<TITLE>09. Par 24-28</TITLE>L-24 We are looking for a heavenly Visitor in this day. It's a promise of God. Put on your deep spiritual thinking quick, church, and remember, we are now looking for a visitor and there's many claiming it. But the only way that we'll know this heavenly Visitor... because He'll bear record of the Word.
She knew that that Angel was from God when she seen His action. Looked at Him. It must be an Angel. He said, "I'm Gabriel, standing at the right hand of God." Now, when God gets ready to do something, He sends a messenger. Always, always has, He always will. Gabriel announced the first coming of Christ. Gabriel will announce the second coming of Christ. That's right. Something major is fixing to happen.
And we notice this Angel, when He said "Hail, Mary," and told her what was going to take place, she didn't doubt Him, because she knowed He was perfectly Scriptural, that it was supposed to be that way.

L-25 Now, we're looking for a messenger in this last days, because Jesus said it would be, because all the prophets said it would be. Malachi said it would be. All the prophets have testified. Jesus in the very shadow of the cross spoke more of His second coming than He did of His going away. And when we see these things begin to come to pass, we'd better go to searching the Scriptures, because He said there would be false christs arise and false prophets and would show signs and wonders insomuch that it would deceive the very elected if it was possible.
Billy Graham said in a message, here a few weeks ago, it's already deceived the very elected. I differ with the evangelist. It cannot deceive the very elected, because they are elected of God.

L-26 Jesus spoke that in the days just before the coming of the Son of man, it would be as it was in Sodom. And as we took it before, last... in this week, that there was an Angel came to Sodom, three of them, for three classes of people. One of them was the Sodomites, the other was the lukewarm church, the other one was the elected and called-out church: Abraham and him group, Lot and his group, and Sodom and their group. All...
Two of them went down. The evangelist went down to preach to Sodom and to bring out that group of people, of believers, down there. He just got a few of them out.

L-27 But we notice, that the One that stayed behind to the elected church, He showed a sign. And it was God doing that. it was not a myth, it was not a theophany. A theophany don't eat. He eat the flesh of a calf, and eat some hoecake, corn bread, and some butter on it, and drink the milk from the cow. A theophany doesn't eat and drink: it was God made manifest in flesh. It sure was. And what was He speaking? Jesus said, "As in that day, so will it be..." God will come again, come into the flesh of His people that He had bought and sanctified, and will show to His elected church the same sign that He showed to His elected church back there.

L-28 There was no "come out of it." There was no "this, that." He was already out of it, Abraham was. But the other angels was calling out, calling out down there. But Abraham was already out. And the church... the very word "church" means "called out." God's church is already called out. It's called out.
And He gave him a sign that He was the One. And when He did, with His back turned, He told (Sarah was in the tent behind Him, laughing), by a power, the same thing that Jesus manifested in His coming, manifested to both Samaritan and to the Jew... And it's predicted that in this last days that He would send His Messenger again. And that Messenger tonight is not a man. No sir. It's the Holy Ghost. That's His Messenger, God in His church, moving, showing the signs and wonders just before His appearing.


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