<TITLE>27. Par 327-337</TITLE>L-327 {436-7} Watch this Sixth Seal opening up here now, plumb back here seven hundred and thirteen years before Christ come. He's been two thousand years; that'd be about seven--about twenty-seven hundred years ago Isaiah seen this Seal hanging there. All right.
Therefore shall all hands be faint, and every man's heart shall melt:
What did Jesus say, "And because iniquity shall abound the--the love of many shall wax then, and man's heart will be failing for fear; sea a-roaring." See? Man's heart will faint.
And they shall be afraid: pangs of sorrow shall take hold of them; they shall be in pain as a woman that travaileth: they shall be amazed one at another; their faces shall be ashamed.
Notice of it here. Oh, their faces ashamed... We got to get to that just a minute. We'll hold that. See?

L-330 {437-2} Behold, the day of the LORD cometh, cruel both with wrath and fierce anger, to lay the land desolate: and he shall destroy the sinners thereof out of it. (The land, that's all of it, brethren. See? Notice.)
For the stars of heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give their light: the sun shall be darkened in his going forth, and the moon shall not cause her lights to shine.
And I will punish the world for their evil, and the iniquity--and the wickedness of their iniquity; and I will cause the--the (I don't... I--I don't how it's spelled.) [Congregation says, "arrogancy."--Ed.] (I  can't say it. See?)... of--of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of--of the terrible--terrible
See there, just exactly, Isaiah saw the same thing that Jesus spoke of, that the Seventh Seal reveals, when He's cleansing the land with tribulations. That's the tribulation period, this Sixth Seal. Yes, he was a prophet, and the Word of God was made known to him. That's twenty-seven hundred years ago.

L-333 {437-3} Truly, I just want to say this: The whole world as Isaiah here... as a woman travaileth, all creation is travailing. What's all this groaning and travailing about, like a--a woman that's to be mother, the earth itself, nature... Why, this city here... Let's take our own city, when beer joints, and prostitution, and filth, and scum, like any other city... Why, I believe God would be better off looking at it the way He had it thousand years ago. When the Ohio traveled down, they had no back waters and floods. They had no sin in the valley. The buffalo roamed through here, and--and the old Cherokee hunted him and made a decent living. There was no trouble at all. But man come in, and there's where sin comes in. When man begin to multiply upon the face of the earth, then sin and violence set in (That's right.) always man. Why, I think it's a disgrace.

L-337 {437-4} I was standing the other day in my home country there now in Arizona. And I--I read when I was a kid about Geronimo and--and Cochise and those old Apaches, 'cause I preached to them up there: fine people, and some of the finest people you want to meet are those Apache Indians. And then I went over there to--to Tombstone, where they have all the old relics and things from the war. And I looked at... They always... You know they always classed Geronimo as--as a renegade. To me he was a red-blooded American. Absolutely. He was only fighting for his rights like anyone would do. He wanted not that pollution in his land, and look what it is now, turning his children, his daughters into prostitutes and everything else, and white man coming there. The white man's a rascal.
The Indian was a conservative; he was--he was a--a conservationist. He would go out and kill a buffalo; the whole tribe eat everything was left of it. They used the hide for clothes and tents and everything else. And the white man comes and shoot it for a target. Why, it's such a disgrace.


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