<TITLE>11. Par 106-116</TITLE>L-106 The little boy might walked up to his father, and say, "Daddy, you know, I just heard that runner going through the street. Little Johnny that I played with down there, he's dead. And, daddy, I'm your firstborn."

L-107 See the old father raise up, take off his spectacles, as it was, lay down his Bible, say, "Come here, son."
"Daddy, it's coming down the street."
"Let off the pressure, son. Come here a minute. See that blood?"
"Yeah, I see it, daddy."
"Well, let off the pressure."

L-108 Junior, you don't have to speed through the street with your hot rod. You don't have to do these things. Just examine and see if the blood is there. Let off the pressure. If death is knocking at the door, it can't do nothing.

L-109   No pressure with Israel. They could let off the pressure, because they were safely under the blood. Oh, my! That great night of the passover, they must have been calm, let off the pressure, 'cause they could examine and see they had the blood. And when they seen the blood, they knowed He promised He'd pass over. Oh, after they had followed all the instructions of God, God promised to pass over them.

L-110 Now, what a picture that is for the church today! Now I'll hurry, but I just got to lay this down here, just a minute. Today we are constantly leaving one congregation to another, taking our papers from one church, our letters, to the other. If the Methodist don't do something that you think ought not to be done, you'll take it to the Baptists; from the Baptist to the Presbyterian; from one to the other. See? What's the matter? It just shows that you've never come to that spot yet. You've never come there where you can let off the pressure. See? You're watching something that you ought not to be watching. Christians, to go from one denomination to another, it shows that they have never come to that refuge. See?

L-111   They go away sometime to seminaries. That's all right. And they learn the Word just as close as they can. They come home, and they try to talk that Word just as close as their denomination let them do it. And that's good. But that ain't it. Not to know His Word, but to know Him. Him! Why, sure! It's not how much of the Word you know, how good a church we have, what our denomination means to the world, how much exemptions we got by this, and how much fellowship we have with the world, what kind of a crowd we have coming. It's you. Are you under the Blood? If you, as an individual, I don't care if everyone of the congregation is wrong, you're still secured. You're under the Blood.

L-112   Sometimes God placed you in a congregation that's wrong, to shed some Light. Don't jump up, just keep jumping from place to place, from one thing to another. Just stay under the Blood. Go to running out, then your security is gone. Stay under the Blood.

L-113 "Name is a mighty tower. The righteous run into it, and they're safe." Let off the pressure. See Him in the hours that we know that there's people that's under that Blood. We see it vindicated. We see God, what He does to vindicate His Church.

L-114 Promised anything when we're in this Tower. "Anything that you ask in My Name, I'll do it. If ye abide in Me, and My Words in you, ask what you will, it'll be done to you." What a place! It's written, "Do all things, whatsoever you do, do it in My Name," not do it in the name of the church.

L-115 You say, "Well, I'm giving a testimony because I'm thankful tonight I'm Presbyterian. I'm thankful I'm Pentecostal. I'm thankful I'm..."

L-116 I'm thankful I'm of Christ. See? "The Name of the Lord is a mighty tower." See? "The righteous run into it and are safe." Then, in His Name we have fellowship.


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