<TITLE>07. Par 64-70</TITLE>L-64 Mr. Impatient, he claims that he... "One day, while reading the Bible..." All these claim to be believers now. And they... He claims that he was "reading the Bible," and he "come across the passage of Mark 11:22 and 23, where Jesus Himself made the promise, that, 'If you say to this mountain "be moved," and don't doubt in your heart, but believe that what you've said will come to pass, you can have what you have said.' And again He says, 'If you, when you pray, believe that you receive what you ask for.'" Now he says, "I have been a--a crippled in my feet, lame in my feet, for some thirty years. And I accepted that promise, five years ago, and nothing has happened since. I'm still just as crippled as I ever was." Now, now the pros-... Then he steps down.

L-65   Now the prosecuting attorney has to kind of show the case off. So the prosecuting attorney, which is Satan, says to the public, see, "These people claim to be believers. And God is not justified in placing such rashel promises in His Word, when He doesn't back it up." See, he is indicting God. "He put these promises in His Word, for His believing children. And His believing children stepped up here and testifies that they have accepted this claim, that He has made in His Word, to be the Truth, and they have no results from It at all."

L-66   Therefore he is indicting God, trying to get a case against Him, to say that, "God has put something in His Word, for His believing children, and does not stand behind what He promised." Also he claims that, that, "He is unfair to make such a promise to people, to His believing children, and is not able to back up what He said He would do." Now the prosecuting attorney is showing a hard case here against the defendant. "He is not able to back It up, because we got witnesses here, that, 'He does not stand behind the Word that He promised.'"

L-67 Yet, the prosecuting attorney speaks on. The prosecuting attorney says, which is Satan, "Yet, God promises, that, 'All things are possible to believers.' God says that in His Word." The prosecuting attorney is--is--is sealing up his case now, you see. He thinks he's got it because the three witnesses that give witness, and give it to the Scripture, and has quoted the Scripture right, and everything the way they've--they've done it. And now the prosecuting attorney is also sealing them little places, that, "God promises that, 'All things are possible to them that believe.'"

L-68   Yet, again the prosecuting attorney speaks, Satan, and said, "God promises to be alive after He has been crucified. Promises, He promises He is alive yet. And, also, He promises in His Scripture, Hebrews 13:8, that, 'He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.' And He is unable to support or back up what He promises." He is nailing it down, real tight, so that there's not a--a chance to get out of it. "He is not able to do it. God cannot keep His Word," other word. "He claims that He is alive from the dead.

L-69   "He claims, also, in John 14:12, that, 'He that believeth in Me, the works that I do shall he do also.' He hasn't been able to support that. He said also, in the Scripture, 'Yet a little while and the world seeth Me no more, yet ye shall see Me. For because I live, you live also.'

L-70 "Notice again, He claims that in Mark... the--the 17th chapter, speaking of the days of Sodom, which we're now living, 'like it was in the days of Sodom,' that the scene of the world would be in the same position. And that God would come down, being the Word manifested in flesh here on earth, and would be able to do just the same things that--that--that God did, which was a man in human form, which was called, by Abraham, 'Elohim.' And Jesus said, 'When the Son of man is being revealed' in the last days, that He would reveal Himself in the same manner that was taken in the days of Lot, giving the scene.


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