<TITLE>46. Par -</TITLE>L-77-3 What's that fourth message to be? What's that fourth messenger? To shine the Light on the Word. The Word's predestinated; It has to come forth; something has to do it, for God said, "I will restore, saith the Lord. I will restore." That's right. The evening Lights come shining through on that predestinated Word. Yes, sir.
Oh, it shall be Light in the evening time;
The path to glory you will surely find;
In the water way is the Light today,
Buried in the precious Name of Jesus.
Young and old, repent of all your sins;
The Holy Ghost will surely enter in;
For the evening Lights have come.
It is a fact that God and Christ are One.

L-77-4 There you are. One together, one in us. The same signs human beings can't do is manifesting themselves. Comes out, the Word, to bring forth the predestinated Word of God out of the roots of the Tree back yonder, that all of the denominations has refused, and refused, and refused; but there'll come a Light forth. There will come a Light, will rise. Whereabouts? Over in Jerusalem? No, sir. The evening Lights will not rise in Jerusalem. The evening Lights goes where? In the west. They had their day and refused It, but the evening Light shall rise in the west. What for? To shine upon the Word. What? To ripen the fruit, bring forth the Bride Tree with the same signs, wonders, and fruits that they had at the beginning: "It shall be light in the evening time." That's right.

L-77-5 Oh, the Word will then bring forth Its fruit in its season; It shall not wither, but it'll bring forth Its fruit, David said, in its seasons (Amen.), same fruit It had at the beginning.
Now, with His Word in His predestinated stage, as He's got it now, and we see these words all being manifested, what is it? It's a perfect a-vindication that the coming of the Lord is at hand, and the time when He said, "I will restore, saith the Lord, all that them cankerworms (all that the Methodists left), all that the caterpillar's eaten, all that this done there, till they stripped It down; but I will restore It in the evening time." Oh, my. Whew.
I believe I could almost preach now; honest I feel I can.
Oh, how I love Jesus,
Oh, how I love Jesus,
Oh, how I love Jesus,
Because He first loved me!
I'll never forsake Him,
I'll never forsake Him,
I'll never forsake Him,
Because He first loved me!
Amen. Don't you love Him? I just love Him with all my heart. Shall we have a prayer line?

L-78-3 Father God, into Your hands I--I commend this message. Though it's been chopped up, some way I pray that the Holy Spirit will go with it on these tapes and across the nations. And if I shall be taken from the earth, may this live, Lord. It's Your Word. Let the evening Light shine, Lord, bring forth this glorious Bride of Christ. Bless it, Lord, may It not return to You void. May It accomplish that which It was--been purposed for. Grant it, Father. All praises shall be Thine.
Now, we know, Father, no matter what we would say, it's still Word and we believe It. But we would desire Thee, Lord, on this Easter morning, that Thou would prove to this congregation, maybe some here for their first time, that You are still Jesus, that You're not a dead form, that You are a living, resurrected God, that You live among us today. Grant that, Father, and we'll praise Thee, through Jesus' Name. Amen.


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