<TITLE>14. Par 83-88</TITLE>L-83 Astronauts for Jesus... Amen. Don't even leave by his own power. He's fired out. Only thing he does is get into it. That's all he has to do is get into it; God will do the shooting and the placing. It ain't gasoline power no more either, some church creed. It's God's atom power that pushes you plumb out in space out yonder. Amen. Oh. Why, what is it in these astronauts? They've got the... They never need... Just took the word justification, just the word sanctification, he's got into the whole Bible. Amen. He's got into all of it, because that he knows that God is able to perform every promise He ever made. He just sets there and waits. Oh, my. The Word's bound to manifest Itself. If you're sick, and an astronaut, just remember, get in Christ and wait the countdown. That's all. He'll fire the bullet; don't worry. Now, been able to achieve it because God promised it.

L-84 Now, how much greater is the astronaut, these things now, from the old horse power, automobile power, and--and the airplane power. You see, the astronaut, he's so high that he can see things that a man in a horse and buggy couldn't see. He's so high he can see things that a man in an automobile couldn't see. He's so high that he can see things a man flying an airplane can't see. He's done went plumb out of reason. Amen. Glory. That's it. He's done went beyond any achievement man could think of, the organization, and the denomination, "You have to be Methodist, Baptist, or belong to this one, the oneness, twoness," or whatever it is. He's a astronaut; he's sailed off plumb out into the...?... Amen. How thankful I am.

L-85 And remember, the astronaut is controlled by a radar power. You seen them bring John Glenn in. I looked down there at Cape Canaveral and seen that great big radar thing, and you couldn't even see him nowhere, but you could tell where he was by the way that radar was pointing. That's where he was at. See? And we got a radar too: prayer. Prayer is the radar power that directs the astronaut. "Ask the Father anything in My Name; I'll do it." See? Just watch the way the prayer's going, you can see the way he's pointing. Amen. Just watch the way the church is a-praying, you can see the way the missiles will fly. You can tell it by the--the way the astronauts are traveling, by the way the church is praying.
He prays, "Lord, 'course we don't believe in these things." Oh-oh. That astronaut's coming down. That's all. Oh, brother.
But when all things are possible, "Lord, pour out Your Spirit upon the church and give it what we have need of. Pour upon us the Holy Ghost, and just take us out of every reason, and believe that that Word's right and we're going to stand right by It." Watch the screen then begin to raise its head like this. See? The astronaut's going on and on, way up in the air. Hm. Wonderful. Goes beyond any denomination, goes beyond any creed.

L-88 Now remember, justification is 'lotted to a creed. That's right. You believe justification like somewhere like the Lutherans and any of their satellites. That's what they are, satellites, but they ain't off the ground yet. You take sanctification and their satellites. Say, "What is the satellites to the Lutheran?" Well, Church of Christ and that bunch there. "What is the satellites to the Wesley, to the Methodists like that?" Nazarene, Pilgrim Holiness, their satellites. And then the Pentecostal and their satellites, the airplane, sure, the oneness, twoness, threeness, fourness, all these on up, Foursquare, Church of God, all still creeded in denominations.


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