<TITLE>11. Par 115-125</TITLE>L-115   When, a man will watch his own fellow-man's blood. One time in Chicago, not long ago, a friend of mine was standing there when one of the--the Dillinger outfit, or whatever it was, shot down on the street. People had gathered up, by the hundreds, and they stood all around. But, they, what did they do? Where that blood was spread out on the street, and that bullet hole, everybody walked around that blood. They wouldn't step in their fellowman's blood. Oh, no, sir. They're very suspicious of that.

L-116 But they'll walk right through the Blood of Jesus Christ. This old saying is still true, "Fools will walk with hobnailed shoes where Angels fear to trod." That's right, they'll walk right over It, say, "The days of miracles is passed. That was all right for the apostles, but not for us." Oh, my, how can you say it? You are tramping under the foot the Blood of Jesus Christ wherewith you were sanctified with! Oh, my, think of the Blood on our hands!

L-117   What, a man's fellow's blood. I think about long ago, a few weeks ago, when we thought it couldn't happen in our nation. What about this fellow, Oswald? Setting there in that cell, sweating it out, if he's in his right mind.

L-118 And I think of a man that would listen to this tape, or sitting present here, anywhere, and listen to the Message, approving it; sweating it out, knowing that you got to come to judgment and answer to the Word of God, answer to the Blood of Jesus Christ, which you've been introduced to, on your hands, on our hands.

L-119   Notice Oswald setting there, what an awful thing it ought to been to him, or would have been, or I guess it was, when he thought that he would face an angry Supreme Court with the anger of murdering their President. There would be no mercy. Any evidence they could get against him, it would be crammed against him. Fingerprints, gun, place he was at, all would be brought before him.

L-120 That's a mild thing to what it's going to be to people who set in these meetings and watch Jesus Christ rise in the form of His Being, and identify Himself, and you walk out without accepting Him, holding to some little creed, or something that you call petty. That'll be a mild thing, when you set in the Presence of angry God, who has tramped the... you who have tramped the Blood of His Own Son, and crucified Him afresh in your mind, swapped your birthrights for a popularity. It's going to be a terrible thing on that day. It'll be a horrible thought. How can you set in that sweat cell?

L-121   You natives in Africa, you in Australia, Sweden, Switzerland, you'll listen to this tape, how you going to answer in the Day of Judgment, when I've been in your nations and you've seen the identification of Jesus Christ rising among the people, and proving Himself?

L-122 Sweat, my, he must have sweated out! Oh, how could he do it if he was in his right mind?

L-123 What kind of an angry God do you think it will be to those who have trod under foot the Son of God, and crucified Him afresh, again?

L-124   Notice, a pilot, when he gets ready to take a plane up. A pilot will take a plane out, he'll check everything before he leaves, every instrument. He'll go out on the runway, and stand out there and check those wing flaps, check his gas caps. Everything, every instrument he's got, he checks it over and over. Many of you has flown in planes, and you know that's the truth. He checks every instrument. Why? He has got the blood of his fellowman upon his hands. He wants to be sure that everything possible is running right.

L-125 How about a doctor in an operation, when he knows that he's going to operate, take a tumor or a heart, or something another, and operate on it? When he is going to operate on your body, he'll check your heart, he'll check your blood pressure, he'll check whether you got any cold, he'll check the anesthetics. He checks everything, over and over, and over again. Why? He don't want the blood of his fellowman upon his hand.


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