<TITLE>02. Par 13-24</TITLE>L-13 Usually, people come to a meeting, a religious gathering, some of them go to find a big crowd of people to set with. Some... Oh, I hate to say, but it's true. Some go to church just to show their clothes they're wearing. Some goes to church because they say, "This is the biggest church in the city; or it's--it's got the best name; a certain class of people goes to this church," then that's--that's wrong. See? You're not looking to the right thing that the church is established for.
God said, "Look to Me."

L-14 Many people go to the services and just to be seen. And sometimes people go to services... This is too bad to say this, and we linger on it a long time. But they go to church with their mind already made up before they go. If certain things is said, or something just against their idea, they'll get right up and walk out. They just simply will not stand, because they've got their own idea what it must be.

L-15   That's the very reason that Jesus was not understood when He came to the earth. If they would have only looked into the Word of God, instead of their--of their tradition of that day, they would have known He was the Son of God. Because, the Bible plainly declared His full coming, and He come in full revelation of the Word.

L-16 And each generation reveals Him in the full revelation that's lotted for that time.

L-17 This generation must reveal Jesus Christ. That's the revelation of Him that's promised in the Word, must be revealed to this generation. If the churches won't receive It, somebody will rise up and do It.

L-18 Cause, John said, "God is able of these stones to rise children unto Abraham. Don't think to say within yourself, 'We have Abraham to our father,' for God is able of these stones to rise children to Abraham."

L-19   "For what God has said, God is fully able to perform what He has promised to do. Our father Abraham realized that, and against hope he believed in hope; and staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong, giving praise to God, because God made him the promise."

L-20 He has made us a promise for this day. He has made us a promise. And our promise today is just as sure to be revealed as it was to Abraham, for we are the children of Abraham, "Being dead in Christ, we are Abraham's Seed, and heirs with Him according to the promise."

L-21   So many people come in, drawed up their opinion, set in a Full Gospel meeting, or any other meeting, and they'll just wait just for a few moments until something is said that they don't agree with, then up and out. They just won't stay to hear any more. They got... They won't stay to see if there was, and what the Truth of it is.

L-22 Now we say, "Is that spirit? Where did that come from?" It's always been. That come from Genesis. It was down through the Scripture. Many time...

L-23 When Paul was speaking one time, rather, to a group of people, why, they--they listened at him closely as long as he stayed in the law. But when he begin to tell about the revelation, the Heavenly vision, quickly it changed the congregation. They rose up, to screaming. If they'd just listened to what the man said, he was revealing the Truth of God, by the Word.

L-24   Sometime ago, in a big city, in this United States, I was invited for a revival. Just very few--few people there that turned out. Probably, in the entire revival, there was no more than is right in this building tonight. And I thought, "Well, I would give a--a breakfast, free breakfast." And I taken my love offering to make the breakfast free to some of the ecumenical believers there in the city, and told them to "Come out, I would like to speak with them and tell them my purpose of being there: to help the city, to help the sick, to help them, every church."


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