<TITLE>15. Par 119-126</TITLE>L-119 Now, yes, resting. What Ruth under justification... Do you see it, say "Amen." [Congregation says, "Amen."--Ed.] Ruth under sanctification, laboring, legalist, Ruth, resting, waiting for Boaz to return from the finished work...
Now, our Boaz did finish the work at Calvary. But before He come to take us to His home, He goes home first (in John 14) to prepare a place for us. Glory.
Let not your hearts be troubled: if you believe in God, believe also in me.
In my Father's house is many mansions: if it wasn't so, I would've told you. But I'll go and prepare a place for you, and return again to receive you.

L-121 See, Boaz goes down, what did he do? He goes down, and stands took the elders and went before the gate took off his shoe, and said, "Let it be known today that I redeem Naomi and all of her inheritance." He got the Moabite with it.
And when Jesus came, who did He come to redeem? Israel. What did He do in taking Israel? He got the Gentile Bride. Sure, He did, when He took Israel. He went... And He went to His own; He had to. What was the first thing He had to do? Redeem His own. And the Gentile church is just a sister to that woman, the Israelite church. Certainly. So He had to redeem Israel in order to get this. And he had to redeem Naomi in order to get Ruth, his bride.

L-123 Now, what did he do? Before he could take her... Oh, glory. Whew. What did he do? He goes out to the farm; I guess he painted everything all up, and he put new rugs on the floor. Oh, he--he might've built a new house. (In our case, it is a new house.) And he got everything ready, and then he returned back with a corsage on for the wedding. Amen.
What was Ruth doing? Not one thing: resting, waiting (Amen.), no more toils, no more flusteration. "Do I have to be a Methodist? Do I have to join the Baptist? Do I have to be a Presbyterian?" No, sir, just get the Holy Ghost and rest. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]
We're watching for the coming of that glad Millennium day, (Glory.)
When our blessed Lord shall come and catch His waiting Bride away;
Oh, earth is groaning, crying for that day of sweet release, (All of it: nature's groaning, the fig trees, everything is waiting for that day of the blessed release. When the Kinsman Redeemer comes back and takes His Bride.)

L-126 Now, She's resting: under sanctification? No. Under justification? No. But under both justification, sanctification, and into Rest.
Now, Isaiah, 28th chapter and the 18th verse, It says:
... precept must be upon precept,... line upon line,... here a little, and there a little: hold fast to that what's good.
For with stammering lips and other tongues will I speak to this people
And this is the rest... (This is the sabbath. This is when the church goes in to wait.)
Look how we come right through justification, sanctification, now into the baptism of the Holy Ghost: resting, waiting. What is it now? Now, when we get to these revelations you'll see what it is now. See? How that just... These things could not be taught till this day. They wasn't... They could not be taught. They wasn't open to the sons of men. The Bible said so. I can show you here in the Scripture that it said it would not be open unto the sons of men until this day. And now, we're ending it up on these great blessed things. Now... All right.


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