<TITLE>16. Par 71-74</TITLE>L-71 Jesus said, "In the last days..." The Spirit said, the Bible said, "People will be heady, high-minded, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God, false accusers, incontinent, and despisers of those that are good, traity, heady, high-minded, having a form of godliness and would deny the power thereof." Nothing uncertain about it, we got them. Amen.
Daniel said the people that knowed their God in this day would do exploits. There is nothing uncertain about that. God said so and we got it. Amen. There's nothing uncertain about it.
Oh, somebody said, "Brother... that the Holy Ghost was for that--for the Pentecostal people back there."
Peter said on the day of Pentecost, "Repent, every one of you, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. For the promise is unto you, your children, and them that's far off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call." Nothing uncertain about that, they shall receive It. That's... They shall.

L-72 Every one, as many as the Lord God calls, why, He's going to give them the Holy Ghost. If they'll just follow the instructions, that's all they have to do: nothing un--uncertain about it, no.
Jesus said, "The works that I do, shall you also." He said, "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be in the days of the coming of the Son of man." How the Angel of the Lord would come down and... among the people and show these signs and wonders, the wonders of His resurrection. He's been from--up from the grave two thousand years. The world don't believe it. But He... "Because He lives," He said, "we could live also." There's nothing uncertain about it.

L-73 The works that He did, we can do also. There's nothing uncertain about it. All of His promises are yes to us. We're living in the last days. We see everything just exactly the way He said. So there's nothing uncertain. You can believe it, put your trust in it.
Paul Rader, many of you all remember him, from Chicago here, a great man of God: died here a few years ago. I've always loved Paul. And I heard him a few times when I was a boy. And then I set in Rediger's Tabernacle there, in the room where he wrote that song, "Only Believe," that has led me to the pulpit by hundreds of different languages, I guess, across the world: "Only Believe." And I wonder if Paul knew that that little old fellow setting out there with a pair of overalls on would take a song and take it around the world, the one he was writing.

L-74 I was setting there, having a meeting here some time ago, and that come in over the microphone. I just knelt down and wept because that knowing that he was such a great man of God.
He was telling a story one time in his book. I was reading it. I think he come from Oregon. And he used to log. He was a strong man. Luke was a very strong man, his brother. And so, Paul said he... At, over in, I believe it was some foreign country he was in. He was... He took blackwater fever or something. He was... he was dying.
And he told his faithful wife to stand by his side, 'cause they couldn't get a doctor in there, it was so far back. And it kept getting darker in the room. And he said, "Honey," he said, "stand by my side. Just keep praying; keep praying." Paul was a great believer in Divine healing. And so, he preached right here in this city at the tabernacle down here.


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