<TITLE>15. Par 155-163</TITLE>L-155   Now watch. How did Abraham recognize that? Now, Abraham called Him, "Elohim." How many knows that's true, Bible readers? Yes, sir. Elohim is the all-sufficient One, the great Creator Himself. Why did he call Him Elohim? Because He could discern the thoughts that was in the heart. That's the Word. Hebrews 4, said--said, "The Word of God is sharper than a two-edged sword, piercing asunder the bone and marrow, and discerns the thoughts and intents of the heart."

L-156   That's how, the prophets, Jesus called them, "gods." That's how Jesus proved Himself, and that woman knowed He was the Word, He could discern the thoughts. And Jesus said, "As it was in the days of Sodom, so shall it be at the coming of the Son of man, when the Son of man is being revealed."

L-157 What has it done to your eyes? Can He get inside, tonight? I hope He can. Just remember, let us just be reverent and believe with all of our heart.

L-158 He promised, remember, Malachi 4, there would come forth a Message that would "restore the--the Faith of the fathers again, bring the children back to the fathers." Oh, Pentecostal professors, may God open your blinded eyes in this day, away from your indifferences of denominations, and your creeds and things that you're so selfish and fighting over, and look to the Son of God when He's here. Two thousand years, He's still alive and among us tonight, vindicating His promise.

L-159 May God, tonight, as He gets us together like He did them at Emmaus, close the doors and reveal something to us. Remember, the reason they knowed that was Him, He did it just like He did it before He was crucified; and then He vanished out of their sight, to get away from them. He did it that way. May He come tonight, among us, and open our eyes, by revealing Himself to us, by the same things that He did when He was here on earth, because He promised. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. May the Lord help us to see Him as He appears to us.
Let us bow our heads. [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]

L-160   What is my objective? What is my motive towards my objective? Lord God, I can't say yes or no. You are the One who is compelling This. You promised it, and I pray that You'll let the people see and understand, tonight. Let them, one time, Lord, open them hearts, wide open, say, "Come in, Lord, now reveal Yourself to me." And may their eyes come open then, to realize it.

L-161 May there not be a sinner left in the building tonight, an unbeliever. Oh, there might be those here who would be a... who would--would simply resent me calling them a sinner. But, Father, God, You called the Pharisses, that were religious and staunch religionists, "devils'" said, "you are of your father, the devil, and his works you do," because they didn't recognize the vindicated Word, the Messiah. They could believe Him, in spirit; but when in flesh, no. And, yet, their Scripture said that He would be "God with us."

L-162 Father, I pray, tonight, that You'll grant again. Is there any here that needs their eyes opened? Give them the eyesalve that You promised in Revelation 3, at the Laodicea Age; buy salve, that their eyes might be opened tonight, that they might recognize the hour that we're living, and the vindication of the promise of God in this hour. We ask it in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-163   What prayer cards? K. "Where'd we... We started from one, last night, didn't we? [Someone says, "Yes, sir."--Ed.] But we haven't got too much time, fifteen or twenty minutes yet. Let's begin... And he give out prayer card K. Now you hold your cards, we're going to get to every one of them.


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