<TITLE>06. Par 53-63</TITLE>L-53   Now, the prosecuting attorney always represents the state, if I understand the courts right. So the prosecuting attorney in this is representing the world, and the prosecuting attorney is Satan. He represents the world because the world belongs to him. And he is representing the world, and he is their prosecuting attorney.

L-54 The defendant in this case is Almighty God, the defendant.

L-55 And now the defendant always has a defense witness. And the defense witness in this case is the Holy Ghost. And now we're going to...

L-56 And the--the prosecuting attorney also has some witnesses in the case, and I'm going to name them. And one of them is Mr. Unbeliever, the next one is Mr. Skeptic, and the next one is Mr. Impatient. These are the one that is trying to get judgment against God.

L-57   Now we have the... all the--the characters called in now. And we're in court, so we're going to call the court to order. All right. The order--order is, the court is called to alter, or to order.

L-58 And the prosecuting attorney now is going to call his first witness to give witness. And his first witness to the stand is Mr. Unbeliever.

L-59 And his complaint is, that, "God's Word of promise is not altogether true." That's what his complaint is, the first witness is. He claims that he is a believer; though he isn't; but he claims he is. And he claims that he was "attending here, sometime ago, a Holy Ghost, so-called, meeting, where the people were laying hands upon the people, and giving their Scriptural rights to do this, reading it out of Mark 16," where I've just read. "'They shall lay hands upon the sick, and they shall recover.'"

L-60 Mr. Unbeliever testifies, and he says, that, "I had the hands of this, what was called, the Holy Ghost filled preacher, lay his hands upon me, according to Mark 16, the promise that God made. And the man said he was a believer. And many claimed to be healed. And he laid his hands upon me, and that's been two months ago, and nothing has happened. Therefore, the promise is not true." All right. We ask Mr. Unbeliever to step down.
The prosecuting attorney, Satan, calls his next witness.

L-61   Next witness stands up, is Mr. Skeptic. Now he testifies. He said, "I went to a church. I was sick, and I went to a church that was supposed to have a godly pastor in it, that had faith in God's Word. And he had a--a little cruse of oil sitting upon his--on his desk. And all of his people that come in there, that wanted to be prayed for, he anointed them with oil, reading the promise out of God's Word, in James 5:14.

L-62 "Read the Word, and said, 'If there be any sick among you, let them call the elders of the church, let them anoint them in oil and pray over them, and the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and God shall raise him up. If they've did any sin, it shall be forgiven him.' And now," he said, "I had this pastor, who I'd heard testimonies from others, anoint me with oil, reading the Scripture to me, out of God's promise. And that has been over a month ago, and I'm still just as sick as I was when he anointed me." Therefore, that's his complaint. Let Mr. Skeptic step down.

L-63   And the prosecuting attorney, Satan, calls his--his next witness. His next witness is Mr. Impatient. That's a rascal. See? Excuse that expression. See? He just makes you, gets you so nervous, you don't know what you're doing. See?


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