<TITLE>03. Par -</TITLE>L-922-12 Now, if the question is not satisfactory to you, well, then I--maybe I've made a mistake. See? I--I--I might've made a mistake, 'cause these things are just the best of my understanding. And I want the--the ministers who may have their congregation, or the congregation of a certain church that would listen to these questions... I do not want this... If it's any reflection upon your teaching and your--your--your congregation, I want the congregation to understand clearly that this is just our teaching here at the Tabernacle. I'm not trying to press it upon any other groups of people. And I--I--I want to be a Christian in--in my heart, that I teach what I believe. I stand on my conviction. If I compromise to that, I'm a traitor to Christ and a hypocrite to you; and I--I must stand loyal on what I believe to be the truth. But every other man has a right to do the same. God is the Judge of us all.

L-922-13 Now, just before we start, I thought I would make mention of the--a fine historian, Paul Boyd. Many of you know him; he comes here at the Tabernacle. He just returned from Jerusalem and attended the World Fair. He's a very much of a--a prophecy teacher, and he's a historian, one of the finest. He's a Mennonite brother; he was, and received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. And so he become a very personal friend of mine. And he always watched and taken note of everything that I said pertaining to prophecy, to watch and see if it come to pass.
And now, he writes me here (as he's here in the States again now), and it's on the bulletin board, I think, this morning. And he writes down here a note that he's put in one of the papers or something or other, about outstanding prophecies. And he mentions the fifth thing, I think it is, that I seen thirty-three years ago concerning the achievement of--the progress of, rather, of science. And any of you that remembers, you got it down. I've got it in my books. And everything that the Lord told--tells me, I write it down, that's of a major under--or thing that I can tell the people.

L-923-15 And I thought this morning, before we started this... This is not sermons, but we're here to set together to learn from one another what's on our hearts. Let's get these things combed out now, as we've come down through the church ages and so forth. I think it's good to stop for a meeting or two, and check up, and find out what's on the people's heart, and then go from there on. You see? Then go back in again and--into a series of services. If the Lord willing, I want to have that here at the Tabernacle before long, just long series of services; you know what I mean, of--of like of different subjects; and just keep on going till He comes for me or I go to meet Him, one. See?...?...
Paul Boyd wrote here concerning those seven things that I seen in 1933, that was to come to pass. And he watches them just as close, technically, as he can, because he's a historian. And he watches it, just exactly what you say. And he seen those things that was told of many years ago: about how that Mussolini, and what would become of him, and Hitler, and what would become of him; and how Communism would take both Fascism and all of these; and how the--the Siegfried Line would be built, and how that the Americans would take a beating there (and they never would admit it till just about two years ago, and they got the German pictures of the siege there; and they really took a beating. They liked... They lost their whole army almost right there.); and all those things that were done.


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