<TITLE>11. Par 126-138</TITLE>L-126 And the Word of God still does that, because He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. You find it, find it in your thinking now? Notice, "the same yesterday, today, and forever."

L-127   She run into the city, and said, "Come, see a Man told me what I've done. Isn't This the very Messiah?"

L-128 If that was the sign of the Messiah, to the Jew and to the... and to the--the Samaritan; and He is no respect of person, the same yesterday, today, and forever; and that was the ending, when God stopped dealing with Jews and Samaritans. And this is the end of the Gentile dispensation, when He has come up through reformers and so forth, to the end, and promised, "As it was in the days of Abraham, so will it be when the Son of man is being revealed to the Gentiles in the last day." He would return again.

L-129   So much could be said here, but let me hurry now because it's--it's nine o'clock, just a little after. We're going to be out by nine-thirty, the Lord willing.

L-130   Notice, the prophet said, over in Zechariah 14:6, "There will be a day that won't be called day nor night, but it will be a day of gloom; but in the evening time, it shall be Light." Now watch, quick. No Scripture can be broken. It's all got to be fulfilled.

L-131 Now how does the sun rise? Where does it rise at? In the East. Where does it set at? In the West. Civilization has traveled with the sun, and so has the Gospel. Get it? Now we're right back on the West Coast now again. If we'd go any further, we come right back East again, cross right around the Pacific to the East again; nothing in there, see. Now civilization has traveled with the sun.

L-132   The Gospel has crossed the waters. It come from--from the Mediterranean, and it crossed into, from Saint Paul to Germany; from Germany, it crossed the English channel, to England; from England, it crossed over the Atlantic, to the United States, and now it's back again to the Pacific.

L-133 Watch, the same sun that rises in the East is the same sun that sets in the West, s-u-n. And the same Holy Spirit that fell on the Day of Pentecost, in the East... Now it's been a day it could not be called a day, it's gloom, a gloomy day, rainy; you see it here in Kansas, rainy, gloomy. We've had enough light to--to join church, and to do these things, enough light to get around in, but He said, "In the evening time, it shall be Light, the Son would return again." And the Holy Spirit returning in this last days with the fullness again of God's power, the Word being made manifest! Through the Lutheran...

L-134   And just like a--like a pyramid growing up. The Lutheran, first reformation; Wesley; Pentecost; and now being honed right in. For, when the Headstone comes back to the pyramid, it will have to fit like the rest of it. You can't even run a knife blade between it, it's so perfect. And so will the ministry in the last days, will be so close.

L-135 Like your--your hand being the positive, and the--the shadow of your hand being negative; as they become, after a while, they become one. They become so. And that's the way the Church becomes, the Bride becomes to Christ, they become one, like any man and wife. See? She is coming right down to the last days, and we're trying to live in a glare of another day? He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, identifies Him perfectly with Hebrews 13:8, "Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever."

L-136   If we'd a lived back in Luther's age, we look right back here in that--in that age, we see exactly, in that Sardis age, that Luther was that messenger, just exact, with the horse that went out, with the rest of it went in that age.

L-137 We find the Wesleyan age, the Philadelphian age. We find that great revival age that went forth, brotherly love, we find Wesley exactly in the place where the Bible said he was.

L-138 We find it today just where He said He was. It's the hour, the time we are living.


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