<TITLE>44. Par -</TITLE>L-73-5 The evening Lights, the Bible said, would shine in the last day. The evening Light is the same Light in the west, that was the same Light that was in the east. And the same Light that shined in the east, that brought forth the first church that the Romans cut down by their--their pagan worship, and so forth; in the evening Light is the same Light. Now, notice, the same Light...
And what's the evening Light come out for? What is the evening Light for? To restore. Whew. You get it? The evening Light is for the same purpose the morning Light was for: to restore what was cut down by the dark ages through Rome, God is going to restore by shining forth the evening Light. What? Restore the whole Word of God again, the full manifestation of Christ in His church. Everything that He did, just exactly the way He did, would be again in the evening Light. See what I mean? Oh, isn't that wonderful? And to know we're living right here to see It.

L-74-2 Now, the evening Light (exactly according to prophecy), the evening Light come out to restore what? To restore what the bugs had eat up. It started growing, and then what'd it do? It denominated, so God pruned them off, bound them up, laid them back, let them go ahead and organize. Then the next one come up; He bound them up, laid them off; Tree went on. Then He bound them up, laid them off, said, "Now, one of these days they'll be burned." Bind them up in their organizations.
But then what? Right in the top of the Tree is where the fruit ripens first (That's right.), right in top of the Tree. So it's the top of the Tree here that sees the evening Light.

L-74-4 Now, Noah had three rooms in his ark. One room was for the creeping things. See? The second room was for the fowls; but the top room was where the light was. The light that shined first, it never come on the first floor, second floor, but on the top floor. The tree don't bear its fruit first in the bottom, and second, like that, it was all pruned off into organizations. But it's in the top part where "I will restore, saith the Lord. I'll send forth the evening Light, and It'll bring back, bring back the Word, making It manifest. I will restore all that I've promised. All that I've promised, the same Holy Spirit will bring and bear the same signs. I'll have a Easter, a resurrection, for the Bride, the same as I had for the Bridegroom." See?
Evening Lights come out to shine, same as in the morning--same signs, same thing. That same Light will produce the same fruit that they had there, if It's shining on the same tree. Amen. Proves His Word now fulfilled, "I will restore, saith the Lord."

L-75-1 Now, listen closely. Now, there was... Listen. Now, don't miss this now. There was four death messengers... (Or would you rather we just close? Would you rather...?...) Listen real close now. Look. There was four, four death messengers killed that Tree. Is that right? What was it? Palmerworm, locust, cankerworm, caterpillar. Is that right? Four messengers of Roman devils, dogmas, killed that Tree. One took Its fruit; one took Its bark--or took Its leaves; one took Its bark; one took the Life. Is that right? Four messengers of dogmas killed the Tree, all but the roots. And if four messengers of death killed the Tree, four messengers of Life restores the Tree.

L-75-2 Do you get it? Amen. For God said, "I will restore It." He's going to restore It how? By four death messengers killed It; then four Life messengers will restore It. What was the first? Martin Luther, justification. What was the second? John Wesley--by sanctification. What was the third? Pentecost with the restoration of the gifts, the Holy Ghost, baptism of the Holy Ghost. What was the fourth? The Word. What? The Word.


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