<TITLE>15. Par 105-109</TITLE>L-105 And she left her water-pot and ran into the city, and said, "Come, see a Man Who told me the things I've done. Isn't that the very Messiah?" See? That's Him.
Now, see, she--she knew that He was coming, because the prophets and the Scripture had, in the days of Moses, in the days of the prophets, and all the way back in each one of those dispensations, had said, "He will be here, and this is what He'll be." Oh, my.
If the people could only see that today, then they'd know the day we're living. They would see it's God's promise for this day. God said it would be this way. There's nothing wrong. God's great clock is ticking just exactly the right time. And even according to science, it's three minutes till midnight. So you see, the stroke might come at any time. And that's been two or three years ago since they said that.

L-107 See, we're at the end time. But, you see, we've changed dispensations from the old church age of back here where that dismal day was, just join church and put your name on the book; until the evening Light, the restoration, the return again of the Holy Spirit upon the earth; another Pentecost, another sign, another thing was to take place. And the people doesn't believe It, because they're so set like they was in the days of Jesus. See? He told of this day when He was here on earth. He come exactly according to Scripture, then He foretold of this day coming.

L-108 Now, now, we want to think of another one here. I got... If you want to read some of it, Matthew 24. Jesus told of this day; He said the Jews would gather again at the last day. He said, "When you see the, fig tree putting forth its buds, then know the time is at hand. He said, "There'll be "perplexity of time, distress between nations, the sea a-roaring; man failing of heart trouble, constantly," not among the women, now, it's amongst the men. Jesus never said the women, men. Look at the plague. And in that day what would come to pass... That would be the end-time sign, "Hearts failing, fear, perplexed." Revelations, when It spoke, the prophet speaking of this day, he said that there would come a time that the church would be lukewarm, the Laodicean church age in the last day. See? What is it? It's Jesus (the last age) predicting the end of this age.

L-109 Just exactly like in Eden, like down in Noah's time, and down in the time of Moses, down in the time of the law--law, and then a time of grace, and now in the evening time. There's many others there if we--we had time, but I've just skipped over them 'cause we won't have time. Of each one saying what would be in the next age, but the church becomes so churchy with their creeds, with their dogmas, and their make-beliefs and their man-made theories, until they miss that Word. Now, you can see what evening-time evangelism is going to be. See? What is it? The ones that carry It is going to be called crazy. They'll be so different. They was in Noah's time, they was in every time. Put out of their churches because they believed in Jesus. Anybody that listened to Him had to be excommunicated from their church. See? But He had that dispensation, that was His time, the Son's dispensation.


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