<TITLE>03. Par 16-25</TITLE>L-16 That way, when I speak against some denomination, or the denominational system, it isn't the people in there. It's the system that I'm against, you see, that holds them apart, holds us from receiving. See? They draw up their declarations, say, "We believe this, period!" If they would end it with a comma, "We believe this, plus as much as the Lord can show us out of His Word," it would be all right. But they do not do it that way. You know that. It couldn't be a denomination and do that, see. It would just be the move of God, moving on all the time, you see. And the...

L-17   Each one becomes a latter rain to the other. See, Luther was a latter rain to the Catholic. And John Wesley was the latter rain to Luther. The pentecost was the latter rain to the denomination. Now the Pentecostals are organized, now what's going to happen? See? See? See?

L-18 But remember, the children of God never drove their stake tents down or--or so tight but what they could pull it up. And when the Fire moved, the Pillar of Fire, they moved with It. See, they moved with the Pillar of Fire.

L-19 But when you get the Pillar of Fire doing something, the Holy Spirit doing something, and then after that man with a message departs this life, then they say they organize upon his work. And the Pillar of Fire moves right out and leaves them sitting there; just goes right on. They're so staked down till they can't move, and, but in there is many fine-hearted people.

L-20 I don't know when that I have had any more liberty to speak just my heart than I have right here.

L-21   Now, there, they say that, "The New York people are cold, different, informal; the great molding pot, where they get a handful of the worst out of every nation, and dump it in and grind it up, and you got New York, see." But I want you to know, in there, some of the saints of God are in there also, see. That's right. It's true. And everywhere I go, around and around the world, I find the saints of God are in every nation, everywhere. And the strange thing is...

L-22 I might say this to some of you, just drop it in. As a missionary, I--I find that I go into a nation that doesn't even know which is right or left hand, they do not know what any words, how to spell anything, only thing they know is just kill and eat. But let those people receive the Holy Spirit, and they do the same thing you do, and act the same way you act, not even knowing one word about it. So, you see, it's to all races, all peoples everywhere, and we all have the good and bad.

L-23 And I do feel, tonight, and thank our Heavenly Father, for I--I believe that part of the cream of the crop, I have the privilege of speaking to, tonight.

L-24   Now you can imagine the responsibility, to speak to a--a group that would lay onto every word you say, and then you'll have to answer for what you told them, at the Day of Judgment. Because, through the little humble ministry, it gives people faith to know that a human being cannot do those things. It has to come from God, therefore that they lay onto every word you say. So I never try to build something, thinking, or writing down Scriptures and--and notes that it would be something that I thought would make the people all elated. See, I--I try to pray and to think of something that would be constructive to you, that would help you.

L-25 Cause, I'm not here just for us to clap hands and shout, and run up-and-down the aisles. Oh, I believe in that, sure, but there is more than that to it. It's got to have a foundation for this, you see. I believe that when you jump, and when you come back down, then live as high as you jumped, you see. And, if you don't, don't jump. See? So then just always jump as high as you live. And now that's--that's what we should do. Because, after all, see, your--your life speaks louder than your testimony, you know. See, people know what you are, by the way you live and the things you do.


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