<TITLE>03. Par 7-9</TITLE>L-7 And He now is a High Priest, Hebrews 3, setting at the right hand of God Almighty in heaven, making intercessions upon our confession.
Now, the word used there in the--in the Book of Hebrews is used in the King James Version, is used "profess," but "profess" and "confess" is the same thing. You profess something or confess it, you professed that you believe that He has... "He was wounded for your transgressions with His stripes you were healed." So He's a High Priest to make intercession upon our confession. And He cannot do nothing for us until first we accept it and confess it.
Now, we could get down at the altar and pray till we were--till we laid on our faces and died. Until we believe and accept His pardoning grace, we're still lost. No matter how loud we could scream, or how long we could stay, or how much we could do without food, until in our heart--the revelation God gives us that Jesus Christ died to save us, and we accept it as our own personal property. It's something Christ did for me, did for you, and to whosoever will believe it. Then you're saved because you have believed it, and you're healed the same way.
Many times people say, "I--I like to feel if I'm healed."
Jesus never did say, "Did you feel it?" He said, "Did you believe it?" That's it. "Do you believe it?" Feeling has nothing to do into it; it's your faith. If I did the way I felt, I'd be in bad shape a lot of times. Is that right, brethren? I guess we all would. But it's not how I feel; it's what I believe that He has done. Not my feelings, it's my faith in what a finished work at Calvary.

L-8 Now, in this there's many perhaps... It's my first time of being in your city, or I believe, it's my first time in Virginia, of ever having a service in Virginia. Around the world seven times, and yet have never been to Virginia, isn't that awful? Well, they always say, "You save the best for last." Is that what it is, brethren? "The best comes last." So we hope that that's just exactly right.
If all the peoples like those who we've met since we've been here, we certainly have met some very fine people. And maybe I've been meeting the people of just the--just the citizens, maybe not even Christians. Then what will the Christians be if the citizens is like that's not Christians? Be wonderful. So now, a meeting can only be whatever the people will make it.

L-9 Now, God is willing if we are willing, but we have our part to play. Each individual has our part to play. I can no more make a revival out of it or a meeting than nothing. And no one individual or no just two or three of you, it'll take all of us together, working together, through the Lord Jesus Christ to see something accomplished here in this city while we're gathered together for the Kingdom of God's sake. And brother, sister, we're living near the end. We all know that. There's no... with...
If you had traveled with me in the last year or so, you'd--you'd know that's true. See? That we're--we're in a shaking condition, and the end time is near. And these things, as we go on along through the week, we'll be presenting them, what's happened, and what's just about to happen. And as you see on your newspapers, telecasts, and whatmore, then you'll listen from the Scripture and what the Holy Spirit has to say.


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