<TITLE>15. Par -</TITLE>L-618-116 Now, as your father in the Gospel, as your--as your pastor, I would like a little later on, when your spirits and gifts begin to come to perfection... If you go to watching them flying loose and getting... Then just you better watch--watch that person, just let it go 'cause it's not the Spirit of God on them. But when they're sweet and meek and humble and ready, and everything, that's the Spirit of God. And if--if somebody gets out of order and the pastor has to call it down, and that spirit flies up, then it's not the Spirit of God. The Spirit of God always stands, comes to the Word. See?  It recognizes the Word every time.
Now... But now I'm not trying to--to--to flatter or to shake down; I'm only trying to make a truth. Now, someone speaking in tongues, and another one gets up to interpret tongues... Now listen close. (And I think this is being taped. Is it?) In interpretation of tongues... Now, I'm going to have to get down in some doctrine now with this. In the interpretation of tongues, many people interpret tongues by a extraordinary expression of them feeling to say such a thing. That is not interpretation.

L-619-118 Interpretation is when they are speaking in a unknown tongue, you are hearing them in English, and just repeating over what they're saying. But the--if this person speaks in your church... I don't think we have it in this one. If it does, I never heard it.
But someone getting up just saying like some certain word, over and over, or some same tone of voice running right down, right down, right down, right down...
I tell you. I don't believe Junie Jackson's here tonight. Is he? I don't think he is. But I've always amazed at Junior Jackson and his speaking in tongues, and Brother Higginbotham, and many of you people here, how that you see that change of voice in the interpretation. See?  Now--now, that's all right. Now, I don't... I ain't boasting my church up. No, sir. If my church needed correction, I--I'm going to stand here and do my best for my Saviour (That's right.), whether it hurts or whether it doesn't. I'm--I'm your father in the Gospel (See?), and I want... You don't want a wrong spirit; you want the right spirit. You do all...
Why take--take a substitute when there's a whole Pentecostal skies are full of the real? Why eat in a garbage can when there's a fine, big, clean table set here with chicken and dumplings and everything? See?  Why don't we do that? See?  Let's get the real; that's what we want, the real, genuine one.

L-619-122 Now, I believe in this statement that's made here, same thing over, I believe in that statement that they're both correct, but I do not believe that the interpreter is interpreting the language of the person. I do not believe that. I believe that the Spirit is present and the interpreter is prophesying. I believe he is a prophesier instead of an interpreter if he does not hear the voice in his own lang... "How hear we every man in our own language wherein we were born?" See, you've got to hear in the same; you've got to hear it in English. If...
Here, here's an interpreter. Now, I can stand up, and I--I only know two or three words in a--in a--in a different language, that I know of. Now I'm just taking this one literal, not in spiritual now. Now I'm going to say, "Baie, baie bly. I... Ekke wil Afrikaans sprekken." Now, I doubt whether there's a person here know what I said. Yeah, brother, what'd I say? [A brother in congregation says, "You said you could speak Afrikaans"--Ed.] Afrikaans, "Baie, baie bly," "I am very, very happy. I am here to speak Afrikaans (See?), Afrikaans sprekken." See?  "I am here to speak Afrikaans."


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