<TITLE>05. Par 27-30</TITLE>L-27   So the prosecutor wants you to know now, as he nails down the case again, these people claim that they are believers just as the rest of them claim. So he claims also, the prosecutor wants you to know that "God is not justified in putting such rashel promises in His Word, when He does not back it up, for He is giving this to His believing children to claim. And by them claiming it, they are brought to shame and are disgraced, by claiming the Words which are not true." The prosecutor now, "For He has failed to make the promises of these three witnesses, which is being carried out exactly according to the Word of God." And he wants, the prosecutor wants you to know that "God has failed, in all three cases, to make any manifestation of keeping His Word" (he's nailing it down for you), "and to these claimed believers."

L-28   Then again, the prosecutor wants to turn, call your attention to something else. "He, that is God, promised that all things were possible to them that believed. He promised that." The prosecutor wants you to know that. "And these so-called believers has tried to keep this Word, and He failed to keep It, therefore He's sued for breach of promise."

L-29 Yet again, the prosecutor wants to call your attention to another Word of God. "He claims to be alive after His death. Jesus claims to be alive after His death." And the prosecutor wants you to know that he has "seen no Man with nail prints in His hands, and scars all over His body from the lashes, and prints of the spikes in his feet." Neither has he "seen any crown of thorns upon any Man's head. And yet He claims to be alive after His death. Also He claims, that in Hebrews 13:8, that He lives. And it is not so. He claims also, in the chapter of Luke, the 17th chapter and the 30th verse, that in these days that we live in now, that He would reveal Himself; as He was then, so would He be. He claims also," the prosecutor now giving you the nailed down case, "that in Revelation 10, that the seventh angel, when he begins to sound" (that's the--the angel to the Laodicea church, that's supposed to call the church back to the Faith of the fathers), "that when this angel sounds, that all the mysteries of God should be revealed in that day. He also claims, that in Malachi 4, that the holy prophets prophesied that there would be a prophet rise in that day, to make these claims true. And there's none of It so! He also claims that heavens and earth will fail, but His Word shall never pass away."

L-30   Now the prosecutor's got a case here. He's nailing it right down. Now he gives it over to you audience, to you who are both judge and jury. Now we've heard his side, we've heard the witnesses. We hear what they say about It. We hear what the prosecutor pours in, the Word, and nails it down from both sides, "All the promises that God made, and there isn't any of it" that he can see "that's the Truth." So he's trying to get an indictment against God, and against "Him making such rashel promises, because the promises that God has made is absolutely rashel. The promises that He made for this day is absolutely rashel. And he doesn't keep Them!" Now we've heard his side, so now let us call the prosecutor's witness to step down, and the prosecutor.


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