<TITLE>09. Par 85-96</TITLE>L-85 Now to our good Catholic friends, if there's any here, they believe that the God will judge the world by the Catholic church. If He does, which Catholic church? See? Cause there's many different phases of Catholicism. There's a Roman Catholic and the Greek Orthodox, and so forth. See? Well, if He judges it by the Roman, then the Greek is wrong. He judge it by the Greek, then the Roman is wrong. See?

L-86 So then if He judge it by the Lutheran, the Baptist is wrong. He judge it by the Baptist, the Lutheran is wrong. He judge it by the Pentecostal, then they're both wrong. Then, see, then there you are.

L-87 He isn't going to judge the world by any church. He isn't going to judge the Word by any code or any creed. He's going to judge the world by Jesus Christ, and He is the Word. Jesus is the Word. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." And the Word, still God, "the same yesterday, today, and forever." Same yesterday, today, and forever!

L-88   Now how could it be? God, in the beginning, lotted His Word, so much for each age. That's the reason He knew the end from the beginning. In each age there was a--a prophecy lotted for that age. Usually, the churches, and so forth, and the groups of people, all had it so twisted up, until He would send a prophet on the scene. Now, we know the Bible said, that, "God, in sundry times, in divers manners spake to the fathers through the prophets, in this last days through His Son, Jesus Christ." Never, the unchanging God never changes His way of doing things. God has one way of doing things, and He doesn't change, at all.

L-89 When man sinned and fell, in the garden of Eden, and God made a way for that man to be--to be saved, He's never changed His way. He accepted that man upon the basis of the shed Blood of an innocent One, and He's never changed it, since, no matter what.

L-90 We've tried to build towers, Nimrod. And we try to... We try to build cities, like Nebuchadnezzar. We've tried to have organizations, to make all people in one group. We've tried to educate them into it. We've tried everything in the world, to do it. And it's, every bit, failed.

L-91   God meets man on one basis, that's under the shed Blood, and that's the only place He'll ever meet him. Outside of that, you're just fighting the air. He met Israel, He met Job, He met all the prophets, everywhere, under the shed blood. And that's the only way He'll meet us, tonight; not as Pentecostals, not as Methodist, not as Lutheran, not as Catholic. But He'll meet us under the shed Blood of His Son, Jesus Christ, and that alone. That's the only place that He'll meet us.

L-92 The unchanging God, He never changes His way of doing anything. See? His characteristics prove that He doesn't change, Himself.

L-93 He never deals with groups. Some, great, you say, "Our great organization." God will ignore it. He deals with an individual, one person. See?

L-94 Cause, you're just an individual, yourself. There's no two noses alike, no two thumb prints. You're an individual, and God deals with you as an individual.

L-95   So, in each age, when God lots His Word for each age, then, when that Word is ready to be manifested. Now search the Scriptures; don't just take my word. When that Word is ready to be manifested, then God sends down a prophet and reveals the Word to His prophet. The Bible said, "The Word of the Lord came to the prophets. And He does nothing till He reveals it to His prophets." A prophet is who the... where the Word of the Lord came, like in the days of Noah, and the days of--of Elijah, and the days of--of Moses, and so forth. Jeremiah, and Isaiah, and who more could I say, that, He came to that. And they manifested, or fulfilled, that Word.

L-96   Now, watch, so you'll see whether we're right, or not, in these thoughts we're thinking.


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