<TITLE>28. Par 106-109</TITLE>L-106 Now, the Rabbi thought He had to do so-and-so. This denomination thought that, and this had their way, and they was all segregated and everything, and all starched up, and educated out, and put in... And oh, like some of these women trying to stretch themselves in these modern dresses like a skinned wiener, or some way like, going down like that, in and out and out and out... I ain't saying that for a joke. This is no place for joking. This is a place to make truth, truth. That's right. It's a shame and disgrace.
And that's no more disgrace than people who are trying to take some kind of a dogma and push it down a fellow's neck. If you went to the restaurant and got a bowl of soup, and it had a spider in it, you'd sue that restaurant. But you let some of these old cold morgues in here with their spiritual thermometer a thousand below normal, and inject you with some of that embalming fluid they got in there, when you--keep you dead all the days of your life; and then say nothing about it: when that body's got to die anyhow, but that soul lives forever somewhere. What's the matter? There's an uncertain sound to it.

L-107 Jesus said, "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he also." Nothing uncertain about that. "These signs shall follow them that believe." That's right. "He that believeth on Me, though he were dead yet shall he live, and whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die." Nothing uncertain about that. Resurrection is sure. Right.
"He that eats My flesh and drinks My Blood has Everlasting Life, and I'll raise him up at the last day. But he that eats and drinks It unworthily, eats and drinks damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's Body." No uncertainty about any of it. Right. If you eat it worthily, walking in the Word, in the faith, God promised the resurrection. If you eat it unworthy, you're dead right then when you're living. The Bible said the woman that lives in pleasure is dead while she's alive. Exactly. The Bible said that. That's the infinite Word of God. It can't change. Certainly. Oh, no uncertain sound.

L-108 Here not long ago I was down in Mexico (closing). We was having a great meeting. General Valdena, many of you know him, that great Mexican general, he went to the governor, got permission for me to come in. And the bishop in Rome, or Roman bishop, Catholic bishop, went to him and said, "Sir, this man coming in is not a Catholic." He said, "Our government shouldn't permit such as that."
"Oh," the bishop said, "General Valdena is bringing him in. I guess he's a reputable person. He... They say he has great crowds of people and so forth."
"Oh," he said, "nothing goes out to hear them things such as that but the ignorant and unlearned."
The gov--the president said to him, said, "Sir, you've had them for five hundred years. Why are they ignorant and unlearned?" Said, "As far as I'm concerned, he can come."

L-109 Oh, my. I could walk down through there, say, "Uh-huh." Walked on in, went in there, and had the meeting. Them poor Mexicans... Just about three nights is all. We had room, the place to stand, where thousands times thousands...
How many knows Brother Espinosa, the Mexican inter... down here, the brother down here in California? He was my interpreter. I seen some of your hands go up. He was doing my interpreting.
That night coming on the platform... They'd never seen anything like it. There they all stood: no place to set down. They stayed there at nine o'clock that morning till nine that night, when I'd get there leaning against one another, piling their sick in piles like that. Have Brother Espinosa show you the pictures of carloads of wheelchairs and stretchers.


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