<TITLE>05. Par 43-52</TITLE>L-43   Now, I trust that the appearing of His a vindicated resurrection this week, what little that we have seen, you could at this time, in this stage, being your first time, be a little skeptic of it, because the only thing you see is just the minor part. But it's never one time been wrong, in the tens of thousands times thousands of times. It's never been wrong. How many in here is a witness of that, raise up your hands, that's been... See? Never, no matter what nation, where, place, it's never said anything would happen but what happened exactly that way. So, nothing can be that accurate but God, alone. See? Certainly.

L-44 But, course, it's got to look shady. It has to be that way. So did it in His day, and so forth. Even His birth, and everything else, looked shady. God does that just to test the faith of His people.

L-45   Now, this afternoon, I thought it would be no more than right... And after His appearing before us and go through the building and discern the thoughts of the heart. And I've only used three or four little Scriptures, with you.

L-46 Which, God knows that all Scriptures join together. There is not one error in any of It. Not one contradicts the other one. Now, people say it does. I've offered a year's salary to anybody will show it to me, where the Word contradicts Itself. It does not contradict Itself. If it does, it's no good to me. It must be exactly the Truth.

L-47 Now, God is going to judge the world by something. If He judges it by the church, then what church? Cause, one different from the other. But He's going to judge it by Jesus Christ. The Bible said so. And Christ is the Word. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God." He judged it in the days of Noah, and He judged it in the days of Moses. He judged it in every day, and His day, and even to this day, by the same promised Word for that age. We either believe It, or don't believe It, but He is responsible to make His Word right. You know, in Matthew 12 there, it said that, that...

L-48   "Though He had did so many things, yet the people could not believe. Because, Isaiah says, 'They got hearts, they can't understand; eyes, they can't see; ears, they can't hear.'" It had to be fulfilled.

L-49 And so does this have to be fulfilled. "They'd be heady, high-minded, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God, false accusers, incontinent, and despisers of those that are good; having a form of godliness, and denying the Power thereof, the Power of the God that they have the form of." What a saddening thing! What if that was you? Think of a man or woman that can't believe that. What if that was you? Just think of it. It--it's to be pitied, not to be scorned, but to be pitied. It certainly is the Truth. Notice now.

L-50   Today I'm going to call what we'd call... for a few minutes now, before we pray for the sick. And we're going to try to be out of here within the next forty minutes, if possible, but I want to have just a little trial first.

L-51 And now the case is, today, in this court trial. Now if you'll just listen closely, and keep in mind what I'm trying to say. It won't be long. The case, is, "The Word of God's promise versus the world." Now a--a case cannot be called unless it's for some cause. You have to present the case. And the case that's called in this court room this afternoon... Now I want you, every one, I--I charge you, to listen to the case. Now the case, is, "The Word of God's promises versus the world," the case.

L-52 And the cause for the indictment, is, "A breech of promise." Can you hear me all right? Raise up your hands, if you're around everywhere now, you can hear. The--the indictment, is, "A breech of promise. God made a promise and didn't stick to it." God's Word made a promise, so He's being--He's being brought in for a court case. "Breech of promise."


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