<TITLE>04. Par 35-44</TITLE>L-35 Now Hebrews, the 1st chapter, says that in the... said, "God, in sundry times," and that's old times, "divers manners spake to the fathers, through the prophets; in this last day through His Son, Jesus Christ." See?

L-36   Now, notice now, God! Jesus said that, "Those who the Word came to, was called 'gods,'" that was prophets. Now, not the man himself was God, no more than the body of Jesus Christ was God. He was a man, and God was veiled behind Him.

L-37 God always has veiled Himself away from the public, and revealed Himself to the people who will believe it. God! This last Sunday, at the tabernacle, I preached on The Unveiled God. God has always veiled Himself behind something, so that the people of the outside world would know nothing about Him. But He reveals Hisself to His children and to those who are willing to come in behind that veil.

L-38   In the Old Testament there was badger skins that hid God. He was in the Shekinah Glory. It was behind the badger skins. Before they become behind the badger skins, they...

L-39 The Word was in Moses, the prophet. He went up on the mountain. He had met the Pillar of Fire, and It was spoke to him. He went down and performed the signs of the prophet, brought children of Israel out of Egypt, to this mountain. And then God came down and identified Moses, by bringing him into that Pillar of Fire, and veiling Him. No one else could go. Not any person could try to impersonate that, could not do it, they died. Taken one man, he went in behind here, into the Pillar of Fire, into the Glory of God, and into the Shekinah Glory; and when he came out with that Word for that age, he was so shining with the Glory of God till he had to veil his face. The people couldn't steadfast look upon him. And that was the natural veil.

L-40   What is it? When a man breaks through that veil, into the Shekinah Glory now, the world calls him a fanatic. They can't see what's wrong. But behind there, there is no beauty of him. He might not pronounce his words right. He--he might not dress just right. He might not dress in clergy clothes. She might not dress the way they think she ought to. It may be, but, you see, inside, behind that badger skin, behind that human skin, in there is the Shekinah Glory, in there is the power, in there is the Word, in there is the shewbread. And the Shekinah Glory, which is the Light, that makes Light that ripens grain.

L-41 You Kansas people know that, by your wheat crops. Without that sun, it won't light.

L-42   And until you come in behind that badger skin, until you get out of your old skin, your old thoughts, your old creeds, and come into the Presence of God; then the Word becomes a living reality to you, then you're awakened to the Shekinah Glory, then the Bible becomes a new Book, then Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. You're living in His Presence, eating the shewbread that's only provided that day for believers, priests only. "And we are priests, royal priesthood, a holy nation, peculiar people, giving spiritual sacrifices to God." But you must come in, to behind the veil, to see the unveiled God. And God is unveiled, that's His Word made manifest.

L-43   Now today we have so many people say, "Well, we, as so-and-so, we believe It this way." The other group says, "We, as so-and-so, we believe It this a way." See, you get so many interpretations!

L-44 God don't need any interpreter. He interprets His Own Word. The Bible says, "It's no private interpretation." God reveals, Himself. He does! In the beginning, He said, "Let there be light," and there was light. That don't need any interpretation. The God said, "A virgin shall conceive," she did. That don't need any interpretation. God said, "In the last days," He would "pour out" His "Spirit upon all flesh," and He did. That don't need any interpretation.


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