<TITLE>12. Par 49-53</TITLE>L-49 Every man and woman down through the age, every prophet, every person, has always went upon these principles. Job stood firm on it. The only meeting place of Israel was under the shed blood. The only place the Shekinah glory fell was under the shed blood. The only place the Shekinah glory will come (Don't let me hurt your feelings, Baptist, Presbyterian), but the only place that the Shekinah glory falls is under the blood. That's the reason you feel this Shekinah Pentecostal glory is because it's under the blood, of the shed blood of the Son of God. Back into the Shekinah glory, when He took His own blood and rent the veil in two, man come into the presence of God--the Shekinah glory, where His blessings... Oh, it makes new men out of old.

L-50 Aaron left his rod there one year and it bloomed out and it blossomed while it was in the presence of the Shekinah glory. Any man laying in the presence of God's Shekinah glory... will take an old dead sinner, dead in sin and trespasses, and bloom him out to a new creature in Christ Jesus.

L-51 A conference. A conference--God made His decision. That's what we would call the Eden Conference. (You know, this time passes too quick. See, you don't even get started till it's time to stop.) The Shekinah glory at the Eden conference.
Now, there was another conference. Let's refer to two or three more right quick, if you will. There was another conference. Let's call it the "burning bush conference." There was a man who run away one time, a run-away prophet God had. Went out and married him a wife, and had a little boy named Gershom. His name was Moses. So he was going to inherit all the flocks of Jethro, and he was doing pretty good, as he was under the mountain one morning. Oh, he'd done forgot about the burdens of the people down in Egypt, because he was pretty well fixed up.

L-52 I think that's just about the way the Pentecostal church has got--forgot about the burdens of those sinners. That's not only the Pentecostal church, but the Methodist, the Baptist, the Presbyterian. Instead of getting them back to God... And any man, I don't care what theologian you are, or what church you belong to... There was one church, and all Christendom began at the day of Pentecost with a Pentecostal experience. The Catholic church said that was them. Everyone tried to refer back to that, but if it was them, why ain't the same glory and same signs following that church that was then? Certainly.

L-53 Now, there was a conference. God seen His runaway prophet; and when God chooses a man to do a thing, there's no way for him to get away from it. God haunts him. Maybe some of you here tonight, a backslider, you'll be miserable all the days of your life (and you ought to be) until you surrender yourself to God. There he was.
Some of you women, some of you men, goes back out in the world, goes to dances and thing that you were taught better. Today it's a shame what our Pentecostal churches has come to. Like as David duPlessis said some time ago, where that we had gotten to. You know us Pentecostal church is just like our Methodist church that we're in their building tonight; like the Baptist church, the Presbyterian. If Methodism would get back to John Wesley's teaching, it would be fine. Sure. If the Baptists would get back to John Smith, the Lutheran would get back to Martin Luther, and if Pentecost would get back to Pentecost, that's right, it would be all right.


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