<TITLE>15. Par 49-51</TITLE>L-49 Now, when we do that, we come to the communion in the right way. We come to the communion remembering Him, remembering Him, our Sacrifice. We remember Him our Peace; we remember Him our Purity, remember Him our Cleansing; remembering Him when we kneel at the cross, not half drunk, not living in adultery, not with malice, hatred, and strife; but we kneel at the cross by faith, by His feet to accept His pardoning. We come in that condition to the communion, in very sincerity, not just say, "I should go." You go there because you're deeply sincere. It's between death and life. Yes, sir. You go, and remember your traditions no more, and you're cleansed from your sin.
That's one place. When you kneel there in sincerity, Methodist brother, Baptist brother, Oneness brother, Twoness brother, Threeness brother: if you kneel there in sincerity, your traditions are gone. That's right. Trinity, Oneness, Baptists, they're all cleansed and are sons of God. Traditions and fussing is over. You don't think about it no more because you're clean and pure. See? You are brothers. No matter what some tradition said, don't have nothing to do with them. You're at the same cross, at the same fountain. You're blood brothers. Oh, my.

L-50 That's what I've strove for. That's what I've tried for. It isn't I got anything against Baptists, Methodists. It's the system of them things that keeps our brethren apart. It's a tradition that they've taken the Word of God and turned It into a tradition, saying, "We believe in the cleansing of the Blood." And then call a man a "holy-roller," and not to have nothing to do with him, a brother?
When a man comes to Calvary at the foot of the cross, remembering Jesus died to save him, and by faith connecting himself with it, and here's a brother standing here, you don't watch the earthly marks, color, creed, or nothing else. He's a brother. Yes, sir. Traditions and fusses are over. You can fellowship.

L-51 Here is the way, and the only way that you can be pardoned. The only way that you can come is by the cross through the Blood. And when you do that, traditions and dead works, you've been purified from them. There were...
I can't make everybody be a Baptist. If I was a Methodist, I couldn't make them all be Methodist. If I was a Pentecostal organization man, I couldn't make them all be Oneness, or I couldn't make them all be Trinity, or Church of God, or whatmore. No, sir. They won't do it. But here's one thing (and my belief in doing it), is to make all men brothers through the shed Blood of Jesus Christ, where we can all meet at the same cross, remembering our Sacrifice. God accepted that and that alone.


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