<TITLE>13. Par 52-56</TITLE>L-52 I said, "But He raised again on the third day, and He's alive now. He is alive forevermore." He is a super sign. Why is He... You can't kill Him; you can't put Him to death. He's raised and alive forevermore, the same yesterday, today, and forever.
God give us a super sign, a sign for the Word in the last days that He's still alive. He's a--He's alive (what?) today to manifest Himself to Abraham's super seed. Amen.
Remember, the Gentile church is a part of Abraham's super seed because they're dead in Christ, and become heirs of salvation through Christ; and Christ is the seed of Abraham. We have the same faith that Abraham had. When God told Abraham anything, no denomination, nothing else could knock it out of him. He called the things which were not as though they were. And any super seed of Abraham believes the same thing: that God's Word's true, regardless of what else takes place. I know that sounds rough, but it is. It's the truth. Yes, sir.

L-53 Isaac was the natural seed, certainly. Christ is the super Seed. The second Seed was Christ, and we are born by Christ, which makes us the super Seed with Christ, to God. Now, we are the super Seed, not a organization, now, or denomination. It's a super Seed.
God always shows His signs, super signs, super things, to the people. And He--He's... All through the years He's always showed His signs by His prophets. God always made prophets His sign. (I want you to put your listening on now, 'cause I haven't got but about five more minutes.) Notice. God shows His signs, and every time a prophet rises on the scene it's always a sign: usually a sign of oncoming judgment, when God raises up a prophet.

L-54 When God raised up Noah, it was a sign that that intellectual age had come to its end. And Noah preached the judgments of God coming, and was rejected, and laughed at, and made fun of. But Noah went into the ark, and God condemned those who laughed at him. Noah was a sign of the oncoming judgment, God's sign to the earth.
Moses was a sign to Egypt that Egypt was finished. God drowned them in the Red Sea, them that was left from the plagues. Jeremiah was a sign to Israel that she was going to Babylon. Daniel was also a sign.

L-55 John the Baptist was a sign. After four hundred years with no prophets, John the Baptist was a sign of the coming of the Messiah. John announced Him, that He would come. And then when... What happened? The Jewish race was cut off from the tree of salvation. And John was the announcement of the coming of judgment.
God always uses prophets for His signs. Now, don't forget that, when you see a prophet coming on the age. And I believe that we're promised one, and I'm looking for it. In Malachi 4 it said...

L-56 Now, I know you're going to remind me of what Jesus said about, "If you can receive it, this is the Elijah that was to come." In that forgotten beatitude in Matthew 11:6... When disciples of John, after John, like Elijah a woodsman, lived in the woods, a woman hater like Elijah... Elijah condemned them women just as hard as he could by the way they were living. And what did John do? The same thing. "It's not lawful for you to have her," them immoral women.
The nature of that prophet, he loved the woods, and stayed in the woods, come forth fearless. He was against organizations. He said, "You generation of vipers, who's warned you to flee from the wrath to come? Don't you think we have this our... for God's able of these stones to rise children to Abraham." He pulled no punches.


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