<TITLE>18. Par 63-65</TITLE>L-63 May every act of God thrill my soul. I'm amazed each night, each day, as I walk along and see Him as He tells things, and see it happen just the way that He says it will happen; how that He will predict it months before it comes to pass, then watch it just exactly, never one iota fail.
His Word cannot fail. He's God. And what a refuge that is. What a consolation to know that we're not children just tossed about, not knowing where we're going. We know where we're going. God promised it. He vindicates His promises.
And people might tell you that we're just too emotionally. It isn't emotion, 'course, in one way it is emotion. But anything that hasn't got emotion is dead. So if your religion hasn't got a little emotion about it, you'd better bury it, 'cause it--it's dead. So it certainly is thrilling.
When Jesus came to... into Jerusalem, the people screamed and shouted until people said, "Make them hold their peace." He said, "If they hold their peace, the rocks will immediately cry out." The Son of God was on the road, and something has to come out in Its Presence.

L-64 Now, the Son of God is here tonight. I believe that. I'm not no Son of God. I am adopted son of God, like you are. I'm a portion of His Spirit. And if His Spirit is in me... If I told you I had the spirit of John Dillinger, you'd expect me to have guns, and be an outlaw. If I told you the spirit of an artist was in me, you'd expect me to paint some pictures. If I told you the spirit of some great soldier, you'd expect me to know all the arms and everything, 'cause his spirit is in me. If I tell you the Spirit of Christ is in me, then I should do the works of Christ, live the kind of Life that He lived, a sacrificed Life for the people. That is right.

L-65 I think of the time when the prophet went to the people, when they wanted to make themselves like the rest of the people. That's where they made a sad mistake, when they wanted a king, wanted to act like the rest of the people. It's too bad that we ever put denomination in Pentecost, breaking down the bars, and things. It's too bad; it cut off the other fellow. And we oughtn't to want to act like the rest of the churches. We are a borned again group of people. We are free. We are bound down by no man's creeds. We are free in Christ.
Now. But it was too bad they did it. But we're still free by God's grace, and He's with us tonight. We don't have to be tossed about, saying, "You have to do this, and you have to do that, and do that." We just see Christ come among us. And what a consolation it is to see the very same Christ that promised, "I'll be with you, even in you to the end of the road, end of the world," and come right down and prove Hisself among us (Isn't that wonderful?), making Himself the same yesterday, today, and forever.


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