<TITLE>14. Par 131-141</TITLE>L-131   I remember here not long ago, I was in a little museum, and--and they had the--the analysis of a man weighing a hundred and fifty pounds, what his body was worth in chemicals. I believe it was eighty-four cents, a man weighing a hundred and fifty pounds, his--his chemicals of his body. He had some calcium, and a--a little enough whitewash maybe to sprinkle a hen's nest, and so forth. Just that's about all he--he had in him, weighing a hundred and eighty-four pounds... or I mean eighty-four cents, weighting a hundred and fifty pounds.

L-132 There was two young men standing there, looking at this. And I was standing right behind them, as one of them said, "Well," said, "John, we're not worth very much after all, are we?" And he said, "I guess we're not."

L-133 And I said, "Well, boys, that is true, see, you're not worth very much in chemicals. But you got a soul inside of you, see, that's worth a million worlds, see." That's right. See?

L-134   But yet we--we want to take care, we get the pride in this eighty-four cents, wrap it up in a five-hundred-dollar mink coat, and--and stick our nose up in the air, and think we're--we're doing something. I don't mean to be joking. This is not to joke. This, this is just telling you what we are. See, we're--we're--we're...

L-135 We haven't got the humility. We don't want to, and people don't. You go sometime to a real well-dressed people in church, they--they'll come in; and if you're not dressed just right, they'll look at you and talk, you know. And it makes its... They shouldn't do that, and professing Christianity. I--I--I think it's just a profession and not a possession. Because I believe that a--a real old-time experience with God will make a tuxedo coat put his arms around a pair of overalls, and say, "brother." I--I really believe it. It's a true. A calico dress with a silk one, will call, "sister." Yes, sir. Because, it isn't the clothes, it isn't the person. It's Christ, what's on the inside, and we should humble ourselves.

L-136   Now we find out that, it's, these Angels covered Their feet, or these Seraphims.

L-137 Moses, when he was in the Presence of God, that, watch him by that Pillar of Fire that was back in that burning bush, the Lord spoke out. And anyone knows that Pillar of Fire was Christ, He was the Angel of the Covenant. "Moses forsook Egypt, esteemed the reproach of Christ greater treasures than that of Egypt." So, It was the Angel of the Covenant. And when He appeared in that burning bush by the side, why, in front of Moses, and the Voice said, "Take off your shoes." Your feet, see. "Take off your shoes, for the ground that you stand on is holy." Moses humbled himself, by taking off his shoes.

L-138   That same Pillar of Fire appeared to Paul on the road to Damascus, one day.

L-139 Remember, Jesus, when He was on earth. They said, one day they said there was... In Saint John 6, they were drinking from the fountain, and rejoicing. And He said, "I, I am that Water that come from that Rock. I am the Bread of Life that come out of Heaven," you see, like that.

L-140 They couldn't believe it. They said, "Why, here! We know You have a devil, and You're mad," it means crazy. "Because, You're not over fifty years old, and You say You saw Abraham?"
He said, "Before Abraham was, I AM. Yeah, I AM."

L-141   Now we see that, that Jesus said, "I come from God. I go to God." When this Pillar of Fire was made flesh, God coming from the Fatherhood, [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... Sonship, and when He come into this attribute. The three attributes; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. When God became manifested in flesh, He said, "I come from God. And I go to God," and He ascended up.


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