<TITLE>42. Par -</TITLE>L-70-5 What? The same thing Pentecostals did, the same old Catholic denominational creed that took It in the first place to destroy the Tree in the--the Bride Tree in the first place, is the same old tactics that the devil did on this second Tree. But what? God predestinated It; She's got to go on, regardless. If it all... If it wouldn't been, when Luther organized, that would've settled it right there. It all went back just like another... It'd been second Catholic church, Roman Catholic church. See?
But God was determined to... He's done spoke His Word. His law will see that It comes to pass. No matter how many late frosts It has, It's going to live anyhow. It might have cold spells, and denominational difference, and everything, but that Tree's going to live just as sure as there's a living God to make It live. Yes, sir. He said, "I will restore It."

L-70-7 I know we got some late spring, late season of Easter coming. "The Lord's tarrying His coming," they say, and everything like that; and the cold wind's killed a lot of them denominational branches, but it can't kill that Life that's predestinated. "Heavens and earth will pass away, but My Word shall not. All that He foreknew He called; those who He called He has justified; those who He had justified He has already glorified." Hallelujah. It's written in the Book of--Lamb's Book of Life and cannot die.

L-71-1 All the--all the bugs that hell can turn loose on Her will never stop Her. No communism, Catholicism, no nothing else will stop It. "I will restore, saith the Lord." All the man-made Roman trees will never hang It there; all the graves will never keep It there; all the big denominational stones laying at the door will never keep It in there. "I will restore, saith the Lord. There will be an Easter. I'll bring forth that same church in It's same power. I'll bring that Bride out just like She was back there with the same signs, the same fruits, the same things that they did. I'll bring Her back again; I will restore, saith the Lord."
What? Restore all that the denominationals eat off. Restore all the organization eat off. "I will restore, saith the Lord, all of it."

L-71-3 Now, you say, "What about them things that went off in denomination?"
God is the good Husbandman. He pruned the Tree; that was all, cut off all the dead limbs. What's He going to do? Burn them up there, exactly. God is the Husbandman of the--of this Tree. He takes care of It; He watches over His Heritage. He... What is His Heritage? His own Word. He watches over His Word to confirm It, to watch It, see where It can get. Now, He's going to restore, so when these churches begin to organize and things like that, He just prunes them off, and the church goes on.
When the--when the Lutherans said, "We're going to become a organization; we'll be as big as the Catholics." All right, He just pruned off the branch, and Wesley took it right on, raised up another prophet. Then as soon as Wesley did--dwelled--Wesley died, the great prophet, what'd they do? Organized it. On come Pentecost. Soon as she died, He pruned that off. It's raising right on up. See? He's going to restore.

L-71-5 Where does the fruits grow? It don't start down here on the bottom; it starts in the top. Where does the sun hit the Tree first? Ahh. Glory. In the evening Light, in top of the Tree (Amen.), not down on the bottom branches, but up there in the top of the Tree's where the fruit ripens at.
Amen. Do you love Him? Amen.
Will you serve Him? Amen.
Do you believe Him? Amen.
I sure do believe Him with all my heart.


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