<TITLE>20. Par 202-210</TITLE>L-202   Then we find out, it come up, a grain, looked almost like the real one. And if you'd only get down and pull the husk back, you'll find out. That first grain of wheat has no grain in it, at all. It's a husk, a leaf. Lord, the great Pentecostal revival that went forth, it had to be that way, Lord, to protect the Wheat when it does come. There'd been no place for It to go.

L-203 Now, Father, we know that we take all things by nature, because You formed nature. You redeemed the earth: by the way You baptized it, the days of Noah, after his preaching; You dropped the Blood of the Son upon the earth, to sanctify it for Yourself; and in the great age to come, in the renovation, You're going to burn it up with the fire, to burn all the worldly things off. Like You do the Christian, You save him: baptize him; sanctify him; then renovate the world from him, and claim him then as Your own, by putting the Holy Spirit in him.

L-204   We know that this wheat is come through the same process. Every nature works the same. Now, Lord, when we see the shuck now pulling away from the Grain, going worldly, O God, grant that those grains will... The--the shuck has to pull away, so the grain can get in Presence of the Son. I hear the coming of the combine, Lord. It won't be long. And then the great elevator will take up His Bride into the glory, in the Presence of God.

L-205 I pray, Father, that You'll bless each one of us. Let us remember, Lord, that this is our opportunity. We may not have one tomorrow. Today is our opportunity. "Today, after so long a time, when you hear His Voice, harden not your heart." Lord God, I don't know these people. If there's any here, short of this, grant tonight that they will receive the fullness of God, and be filled with the Holy Ghost. Grant it, Father.

L-206   Now with our heads bowed, our hearts bowed, too. Friends, excuse my way I chop my message up. I--I pray that God will just show you what I meant. Now, if... I don't want anyone looking. Just keep your head bowed. I don't. Whoever you are, if you're not sure that your life...

L-207 Now, see, each one of those processes, what did they do? They went into an organization. What'd It do? The Spirit left, to another. As soon as Luther organized; It went right into Wesley. Wesley organized; It went right into Pentecost. Pentecost organized; where is It going? Just like the Pillar of Fire, just keep moving.

L-208 And some people would say, "I'm Pentecostal." That's fine. "I'm Lutheran." That's all right. There's nothing against that.

L-209   But, friend, friend, the Wheat is still moving on. We've had one of the greatest revivals. It's--it's lasted longer. History shows that a revival only lasts about three years. This one has been fifteen years, or more, great healing campaigns, but it's cooled off now. Look! Every revival always produces an organization after it. Why didn't this one? There's a little group of brethren started up, up here somewhere, called Latter Rain, they didn't go anywhere; dropped right through. Why? It's the Wheat age, friend. It's the Wheat. There's a ministry on the earth that's just like the one that went into the ground back yonder at the beginning, a real pentecostal experience.

L-210 The churches are getting organized. And one is trying to build bigger than the other, and get more members and things, the organizations, gradually. We see it. I'm pentecostal. We see it pulling away. But what? It has to do that, so the--the Son can get to the Grain. If it hadn't been there, first, if there hadn't been no shuck around it, it had no place to go. God made it a shuck, see, like the corn, like the wheat, like anything else that comes forth from the burr. Now, see, there hasn't been any organization start up after this. Why? There's no more time for one. We're at the end.


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