<TITLE>12. Par 97-108</TITLE>L-97   I thought then, as I noticed them cankered-looking eyes on them women. There were the Spanish, the French, and Indian, and white, and all together, but that great big heads, you know, bushed up, with that combs, the way they comb it back, way big, and then comes out. You know, you know how they do it, fix it in like they do it. And then them cankered-looking eyes, and the eyes with the paint, they run back like a cat's eyes. And them talking, and there I was again, standing there in J.C. Penney's store, back in hell again.

L-98 I--I--I got so scared. I thought, "Lord, surely I haven't died, and You've let me come to this place after all."

L-99 And there they were, making... just around like that, in that vision like, you could just barely hear it with your ears, you know. Just the mumble and going on, of people, and them women coming up that escalator and walking around there, and that, "Ooh, ooh!" There was them green, funny-looking eyes, and mournful.

L-100   And wife come up. And I said, "Just let me alone a minute, honey." I said, "If you don't mind, I--I--I want to go home."
And she said, "Are you sick?"

L-101 I said, "No, just go ahead, honey, if you got any shopping to do."
She said, "No, I'm finished."

L-102 And I said, "Let me take you by the arm." See? And I walked out.
She said, "What's the matter?"
I said, "Meda, I--I--I... Something happened up there."

L-103 And while I was under that, I thought this, "What day are we living in? Could this be the Third Pull?" Now I've got some notes here.

L-104   Jesus. We find out that, Jesus, in His ministry, after He had preached to the people. Now we're going to be real Scriptural on this. After Jesus had finished His ministry, and His ministry was rejected by the people. Now you'll read between the lines, draw your own conception. Remember what I told you at the first. After He had preached...

L-105 He come as a promised One for that day. We all know that. The Scriptures identified Jesus Christ as Messiah. That's right. Thoroughly, firmly, vindicated by God and His Word, that He was Messiah. There is no question. If anybody question it, if you do, then you should come to the altar, that, "He wasn't the Messiah." He was clearly identified as the Messiah. But after He clearly... God identified Him.

L-106   As Peter said on the Day of Pentecost, when he talked to the Sanhedrin there, at the four... about four days later. He said, "Jesus of Nazareth, a Man approved of God among you by signs and wonders, which God did by Him in the midst, which we all are witnesses. See? You have took, and by wicked hands, and have crucified the Prince of Life; which God has raised up, and shown forth these things that you see." See? Christ lived on. Of course, still lives today.

L-107   Now after Jesus had clearly came, identified Himself; God identified Him, and He prophesied. And after the days of His prophecy, though Scripturally identified, the people rejected Him. That's right. And He preached then after they rejected Him here, the ones that had a possibility of being saved. Remember, when He was preaching, there was a possibility of anybody being saved. We don't know who they are. They're predestinated. But He continually preached.

L-108   But after the days of His preaching, His ministry continued on, 'cause the last group He preached to was the souls that were in hell, that could not be forgiven. I have clearly read that from the Bible here, from Second Peter. See? He went and preached to souls that were in prison, which is hell, locked up until the Day of the Judgment.


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