<TITLE>17. Par 50-51</TITLE>L-50 Notice what taken place. Here he was, anointed, went in behind that place, and they could just listen, hear them bells. Aaron standing in the Shekinah Glory by the mercy seat where the cherubims had their wings tipped over it, the guards of the mercy seat. And they could listen in there. Oh, how their hearts longed to go in there. "Holy, holy, holy, unto the Lord." And know that what it did to Aaron. Oh, he lived from year to year to go in. And how the regular congregation couldn't go in, yet they were living under the blood, but yet not into the Shekinah Glory.
But when the true Blood came, the Blood of Jesus Christ, God's Son, He broke down the middle wall of partition, He tore down the curtain from top to the bottom. And now the believer, whosoever will, let him come into the Shekinah Glory. And a man through justification, believing the Word, sanctification, clean him from his sins, he's a subject to enter into the Pentecostal Shekinah.
God did the same thing on the day of Pentecost when He had saved the church through justification, Romans 5:1, sanctification, He... I believe it was Saint John 17:17 said, "Sanctify them, Father, through the truth: for Thy Word is the truth." But on the day of Pentecost the middle wall of partition had been tore down, the curtain was rent from top to bottom at Calvary, and the believer entered into that Shekinah Glory, and the power of God fell upon them. "Holy, holy, holy, unto the Lord," went the praises and glories in unknown tongues. And out of there they come shouting and rejoicing.

L-51 That's the only place of fellowship. Brother, that's the only place that'll make the Jew, the Greek, the white, the black, the yellow, the brown, set together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus is when they've entered into that Shekinah Glory. There's no shame left in them. That's what I think's got the matter with the Pentecostal church today, brethren. We find out that the people's getting so ashamed. They're ashamed to say, "Amen." They--they're ashamed to even glorify the Lord. Some of the preachers stand up and say, "Amen" like a calf with the cramps. And they go up like this--kind of going. I hate that thing. I like a... Stand up and sing with some great big classical song about a great big trying to put on like the rest of the churches. That's not fellowship. If anything that I hate... Excuse that expression a few minutes ago, I didn't mean to say it like that, forgive me. But when I--I think of the way the church has got, so starchy and different. Oh, my. What's the matter? You see them get up there and try to sing...


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