<TITLE>07. Par -</TITLE>L-7-6 And now, I do not believe that there's anything that He has spoken all these years of my life, that I have spoke to the people, but what come to pass. And many people has come with dreams that He's let me, by His grace, interpret for the people. And many has come with dreams and with problems that I was unable to interpret.
But I haven't tried to introduce to you people a gimmick that has all the answers. I've tried to be honest and to tell you what was truth, and I could only tell you, as He told me. And then as it come to me, then I could tell you.
And I want to warn you. In this day that we're living in, there's many... Not--not saying anything against people, but when you see a person that's got the answer to everything, that's contrary to the Word.

L-8-3 Jesus said, "There was many lepers in the days of Elijah, but only one was healed." In the many years, eighty or more, that Elijah lived and one leper was healed. Many widows in the days of Elisha, but he was only sent to one. And we find out that there's many things that God does, and that He doesn't reveal to His servants; and no servant is greater than his Lord. And then, God will not share His glory with nobody. He's God. And when a servant becomes a place that he tries to take the place of God, then God takes his life and moves him away somewhere, or something. We must remember that.

L-8-4 Now, in those visions and interpretations... I cannot tell the interpretation of a dream until I see exactly by a vision what the dream was. And many of you know that you've told me your dream, and would not even tell it all. And when I saw the dream come back to me, I turned around and told you that there's much of it you left out, and then tell you what you left out of it. You know that's right. If that's right say, "Amen." The things that you didn't tell me... Therefore (You see?), if the--like Nebuchadnezzar said, "If you can't tell me what I dreamed, then how would I know you got the interpretation of it?"
But all these impressions, we mustn't take them and say, "THUS SAITH THE LORD." We mustn't do that. We must have a direct voice, an answer from God, before we can say it's God, not an impression, not a sensation. No matter how much it's pulsating, you might say, "I believe it could be this way," but when you speak, "THUS SAITH THE LORD," it's not you.
Watch on the platform. Have you ever seen it fail? THUS SAITH THE LORD is perfect, never has failed. And as long as it is, THUS SAITH THE LORD, it can't fail.

L-8-6 But so far He's protected me, 'cause I've waited on Him. I haven't tried to seek popularity or vain glory of men. I've tried my best to live humble, and live the kind of a life that I think a Christian should live. And I haven't been able to do that within myself, but He has done it unto this day. As I say that He is the One that's led me.
Many things could be said this way, but it would take too long. But all of you are aware of these things. And the only reason I had you to say, "Amen," awhile ago, you people, that's told me dreams, then I'd come tell you what you left out, because this message being taped, men of all nations will hear this, and when they hear that "Amen," then they know that there's voices there that's set under this ministry, that knows better than to do anything wrong, or to say "Amen" to something that's wrong. "Amen" is "so be it." It's sanctioning it.


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