<TITLE>20. Par 218-227</TITLE>L-218   There is a difference. Even differs in individual. God said, "Separate Me, and Paul and Barnabas," that's right, "for the work." Separate! God is a separator, not a mixer. A separ-... The church wants a good mixer, today, that can let them wear bathing suits, and shorts, and everything else, and get out and carry on like that. But God said, "Separate Me!" Separate yourself from the world!

L-219   Revelations, we find out here, that, "their king was from the bottomless pits," and the same one that "went into perdition," in and out, in and out, went out.

L-220 Notice in Leviticus, the 23rd chapter, how perfect is the interpretation with the order with the Word, with what we're trying to give now. Watch this now, the order. Now we notice. Let's just turn and read that just for a moment. In Ecclesia-... not in Ecclesiastes, but Leviticus. Leviticus 23, now notice this here, Leviticus the 23rd chapter now. And we want not to miss this at all, now, so we can get it just exactly the way the Lord has got it written here for us. I certainly can't find Leviticus in Exodus, can I? All right, Leviticus now. "And the Lord..." 23rd.
... the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,
Speak to the children of Israel, saying, In the seventh month, in the first day of the month, shall ye have a sabbath, a memorial of blowing of trumpets, and an holy convocation. See?
Ye shall do... the servile work therein: but ye shall not offer... offerings made by fire unto the LORD.
... and ye shall offer an offering made by fire unto the LORD.

L-221 Now watch. Now notice.
And the LORD spake... Moses, saying,
Also in the tenth day of the seventh month there shall be a day of an atonement:...

L-222   See, the atonement followed the... Watch now. The atonement followed the trumpet sound. See? How beautiful! See? The atonement day followed the trumpet.

L-223 Now--now, the fifty days of the trumpets, for us, symbolize when the trumpet sounded at pentecost, which was fifty days. Now--now--now, after this, the Jews rejected That.

L-224 Now the Trumpets is to call them back to that Atonement, see, the Atonement they rejected. And they rejected so our eyes could be opened; theirs was closed. And during this time, these Seals opened up, and the--the--the Trumpets blowed. And now, in the blowing of the Trumpets, just before the Messiah comes, 'cause they've got to be in Palestine. And you remember God had to harden Pharaoh's heart, to run them out of Egypt; and He hardened Stalin, Mussolini, and all that, to get them back into the promised land, where the hundred and forty-four thousand is supposed to be.

L-225 And now, for the first time for thousands of years, twenty-five hundred years, that Israel is a nation with its own flag, own army, and all, and it considered in the--in the UN. First time it's been. The oldest flag that ever flew on earth, at this time, flies again, the five... six-point star of David. He said He'd lift that ensign in the last days, when she'd be coming back. We're at the end. There is just no doubt about it. We're here.

L-226   Notice now, quickly, Revelation 9, under the seven trumpet, "their king is from the bottomless pits."

L-227 Then in Leviticus, now, how perfect the interpretation is here with the Word! Because, see, immediately following, the pentecostal jubilee followed the day of an atonement; the order of the feast time. Between the pentecostal feast, to the atonement, the sound of the trumpets for the atonement, was the pentecostal feast, the long period of time. Look, there was a long period of time between the pentecostal feast, to the calling of the--of the trump... the sounding of the trumpets, the--the trumpets to be sound; a long period of time. Frankly, it was fifty days, from the--from the--from the feast of pentecost to the feast of the atonement, was fifty days. Now, fifty days is exactly seven sabbaths.


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