<TITLE>16. Par -</TITLE>L-27-3 But a man that's planted (not stuck out, but planted) by the rivers of water, he shall bring forth His fruit (watch) in his--His fruit in his season.
Are you reading it? Psalms 1: "Blessed is the man that setteth not in the seat of the scornful, standeth in the way of sinners. He shall be like a tree that's planted by the rivers of water. He shall bring forth His fruit in his season, and whatsoever he do, it shall prosper. (See? Notice.) Ungodly's not so"; and He won't stand with him in the judgment. See?

L-27-5 Now, he shall bring forth His fruit in his season. Watch each "his," the personal pronoun there. It's His fruit, God's fruit, in the season that the--the prophet is bringing it. It'll be in the prophet's season; God's fruit in God's time by the prophet's season, "He shall bring forth His fruit in his season."
See if there isn't two his there. Bring forth His, God's fruit (See?), in the season that the messenger is ordained to come. He will bring forth those... Now, remember, that the messenger that brings the fruit of God will bring it in God's season, in the season of the bringer. See? "He will bring forth His fruit in his season."
And It cannot wither. Why? He's got predestinated fruit in there. It--it--it can't destroy It, because It's predestinated.

L-28-1 Now, Ephesians 5--1 and 5 rather, It said, "Setting together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus." What happened? He said, "God, by His foreknowledge, predestinated us unto the adoption of children of God by Jesus Christ." God, by His foreknowledge, predestinated everything that would happen right down along the road. By His foreknowledge He foresaw it; therefore, from beginning He could tell the end. Therefore, it was predestinated fruit in the--the root of this Tree; and this Tree could not wither, because It was holding predestinated fruit.

L-28-2 Now, that's the Tree that Joel spoke about here. See? It cannot die. The worms eat It down, but It couldn't die. In Its root It had the predestinated Truth; It had God's Word, this Tree did. And this Tree is--is that Tree all the way... It was put in the garden of Eden. All trees by the woman died; we all die by the woman. By birth we all die. But through woman come death, for this birth come by woman. All right.
Then this has to die, because of sin; but the birth, the new birth that come by Christ, cannot die. That's one Tree and the other tree. See? And this Tree, though it's been persecuted, made fun of since the very beginning of the garden of Eden, It cannot die; It's predestinated. It's been clubbed, and beat, and my, everything done to It. And what happened? It cannot die. His--He will not die. He can't, because He's holding in Him the predestinated Word of God. It has to come forth, for His fruit is in His own season, predestinated season, that no matter...

L-28-4 Joel saw every one of them eat down to the bottom, but he said, "I will restore it, saith the Lord." For the predestination of God lays in the roots of the Tree. It's got to come forth, 'cause It's holding the predestinated Word of God.
Oh, what a Tree. My, that Tree. It started to grow back there in Eden. What happened? There was a bunch come forth of Cain's children, some bugs, and come over, and eat It down to a stalk; and God took the crop off of It and put It in a ark and carried It through. That's right.

L-28-6 All the way down it's been the same way, down through the lines of judgment--Israel, on down. And then, at Pentecost, where the church for the Bride Tree... He--he set in order on Pentecost the Tree that was predestinated to bring forth His fruit in the seasons.
Now, going fine, the fruits is being done just fine. It bloomed out on the day of Pentecost. Let's see what happened on the day of Pentecost. Jesus said, "The works that I do shall you do also." They healed the sick, Now, on the day... Let's see how it started.


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