<TITLE>12. Par 85-94</TITLE>L-85   But He would be a stranger today. He would be called the same thing. He would be acted, He would be put out of the camp. And did you know... The same Bible that said He would be rejected of man, "a Man of sorrow, acquainted with grief," and they rejected, "and we did esteem Him smitten and afflicted of God," the very Scripture that told that. The very prophet that sang out, "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me? My bones, they all stare at Me. They pierced My hands and My feet." When they were singing that hymn in the church; their Sacrifice, the God that they thought they were serving, they were crucifying.
So is it today, the very God!

L-86   Look what the prophet said, Amos, when he come into Samaria. And his little eyes narrowed as he come up over that and seen that sinful city, women laying in the street, with man, a modern America. When he looked up over it, his eyes narrowed. And he had nobody to sponsor him. He had no fellowship card. God had sent him. Would the people hear his Message? No, they wouldn't hear him. But he prophesied, and he said, "The very God that you claim to serve will destroy you."
And I say, in the Name of Jesus Christ! The very God that this nation claims to be, a religious nation, the very God that they claim to serve will destroy them in their iniquity. He'll destroy every denomination off the face of the earth, what they claim to serve.

L-87 So, notice, He rebuked them, and they put Him out of their camp. "Jesus suffered without the camp." They put Him out of the camp, outside, way beyond their camp.

L-88 We find out that the Bible said, in this last day under this Laodicean Age, they would do the same thing. They would be put out of the camp.
Now watch what He says to do now, in closing.
"Put out of the camp," where the sacrifices was burned. That's where He belonged. He was the Sacrifice.

L-89   Now, brother, sister, do you know that each one of you all must sacrifice? You must be God's sacrifice; sacrifice the things of the world, sacrifice your own pleasures of this world, sacrifice the things of the world? You know the reason that people won't do it?

L-90 You know, a sheep, a sheep don't have but one thing to offer, and that's wool. And, now, he's not asked to produce or to manufacture some wool for this year. He is asked to produ-... to bear wool.
We're not asked to manufacture something. We're asked to bear the fruit of the Spirit. That is, the inside of the sheep, what he is on the inside, makes the wool on the outside. And when a man has got Christ on the inside, it makes him Christ-like on the outside, not some artificial put-on.

L-91 Well, we find when that takes place, when Christ comes back, how is He treated? Just exactly like it was at the beginning. Always has been.

L-92   So, He so rebuked them, that they put them out of His camp, and made Him as a sinner. Which, "He became sin for us."

L-93 Now, after hundreds of years, yes, 'most two thousand years, He has visit their camp again, according to His promised Word that He would do in the last day. He has visit the camp again. He has visit the camp, to manifest this Word today.
Just like He visit back in that day, and He did in Moses' day. That was not Moses doing that; Moses was a man. It was Christ.

L-94   Look at Joseph, the life; loved of the father, hated of his brothers, because he was a seer. And they hated him, without a cause. That was the only cause they could hate him for.
Perfect type of today, exactly. The church, again, they hate the spiritual thing.
And we find out that he was sold for nearly thirty pieces of silver, supposing to be dead. Took up and put in a prison house; like Jesus was on the cross. One man lost, and one man saved; and was taken from there to the right-hand of Pharaoh. It's exactly the way Jesus was done.


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