<TITLE>09. Par 31-34</TITLE>L-31 And when the king had passed by, the children was all supposed to return in again to the school. And in one certain school, why, I believe it was in Vancouver, that all the children come back but one little girl.
Well, the teacher was frantic, and she ran into the streets and begin hunting for the little child. She looked up and down the streets, in the cars. And she heard someone snubbing, crying like a child. And she looked, standing behind one of the telegraph poles, and here stood the little darling, standing back there, with her little flag over this way, a weeping.

L-32 And the teacher said to her, she said, called her by name, and she said, "What's the matter, honey?" And the little girl didn't answer.
And she said, "Did you not see the king?" She nodded her little head, yes, she'd saw the king.
And said, "Did you wave your little flag to the king?"
"Yes," she got to wave her flag to the king.
"Well, then," she said, "Why are you crying?"
She said, "You see, I am so little, teacher." She said, "I saw the king, but the king didn't see me waving my little flag. I was too little."
That might be so with King George. He might not have saw the little girl. But there's one thing about King Jesus. I don't care how little you do, He will see it. He's always ready. He watches every little move that you make, and He loves you.

L-33 Now, on this occasion, God is meeting with His people. Now, many times God meets in the realms of great congregations. He meets with small congregations. One time He met with five hundred. Again, He met with seventy, twelve, three, and even one. No matter how small the congregation is, God always will meet when you have a need and believe that He will be there.
Jesus said, "Wherever two or three are gathered in My Name, there will I be in their midst." Now, that is His promise. If that isn't true, then there's no heaven. There's no such a thing as a Saviour (See?), if that isn't true. It's got to be the truth.
So God meets with great congregations, and then He meets with small congregations. It just doesn't matter. Just wherever somebody has faith, God will meet with them.

L-34 Now, on this occasion, it was to be a great occasion. So God usually calls people, when He's got something great to tell them, He calls His people together. Maybe it's just two; maybe it's five; maybe it's a thousand. But He calls them together, when He's got something real--something He has to tell His church.
Now, on this occasion, it must have been very great, for Peter... Years later he called it the holy mountain. He referred to it as the holy mountain.
Now, I don't believe that he really meant that the mountain was holy. It isn't a holy mountain; it was the holy God on the holy mountain. It isn't the holy church, as we call the holy church, or the holy people; it's the Holy Spirit in the people, the Holy Spirit in the church. Not a holy church, Holy Spirit in the church, that's what makes the holy, because He is the One that is holy.


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