<TITLE>12. Par 145-154</TITLE>L-145 When Elijah come on the scene, and John the Baptist, both of them condemned the groups and the organization. They never did. He condemns them, the way they did; Elijah and John, both. Not a group or denomination. But both, in both of their times, condemned the groups and the organizations.

L-146 What then? The end-time sign will certainly accompany the end-time Voice. Elijah is supposed to come on the scene, a man anointed with that spirit; a woodsman, and so forth, and lover of that, and come on the scene to a vindicate. Now watch what the Scripture says now, and then you won't be deceived, see, the end-time sign and the end-time Voice.

L-147   God never did deal with a group, nowhere in the Scripture. He deals with one individual, because every man is different from the other. Every man, our thumbs are different, our noses are different, our actions are different. He gets one man, He can get him perfectly in harmony till he can become that Word.

L-148 That's the reason Paul, he said, "Except I get exalted above the abundance of the Revelation, there was given to me a messenger of Satan." See? Matthew wrote, Luke wrote, Mark wrote, all them, but, they just followed Jesus and wrote what He said. But Paul had the revelation of Who He was, see, that's the thing he--he seen. His revelation was so great, He let him write the Bible, like Moses of the Old Testament. That great man, Paul, that revelation he had, he knew that Jesus of the New Testament was Jehovah of the Old. He had the revelation of It, and could place it to the Hebrews, to the... and also to--to the Romans, and to the Ephesians, and--and all. He--he wrote these letters. Notice, after His sign had went forth, then he wrote the letters.

L-149   This nature of the coming will be the same. It'll not be a group. It'll be one man. God never did deal any other way but one man. Now, Elijah was not a group, John the Baptist was not a group, they were one individual. God, Malachi 4, doesn't say, "I'll send a group." Said, "I'll send Elijah!" The Word cannot be changed.

L-150 Now, watch, the end-time sign and Voice will come in the Scripture order as it was promised.

L-151 We want to know what will be the sign of the end? Jesus told us, in Matthew 24 and 25. Told us, also, in Revelations, all the way from the 6th... or the 1st, plumb over to the, well, the 10th chapter. Then He comes in the 19th chapter, the Millennium sets in at His coming, riding on a white horse.

L-152 It'll come, the end-time sign. Now listen, in closing. It'll come just exactly the way the Scripture says. Now notice the Voice of the sign.

L-153   Now, Jesus, in Luke 17:30, promised the sign of the end time. The last sign, was God manifested in a human body that could discern the thoughts that was in Sarah's mind, in the tent behind her. That's what He said. That's the sign that He promised at the end. Ju-... What'd He say it would do? "It would be known in the days, the last days, when the Son of man will be revealed." Be revealed! When the Son of man is revealed, that will be the sign He'll be revealed by. Now see if That don't say that. Certainly does.

L-154 Now could you say, that, "No, it'll be something else. No, it'll be build a great building, a great this, or this, or some great ecumenical council, or some"? Oh, no. No, that's a long ways off. That's on the other side. It's against what God said doing, He would do.


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