<TITLE>22. Par 172-177</TITLE>L-172   Listen! Every time that God sends a messenger and gets a Message started... And when that church, when that group of people becomes to the denominational feast... That's where they do it. That's where you Assemblies done it. That's where you Oneness done it. That's where the rest of you done it, at your denominational feast, throwing yourself right back in that same thing that God cursed from the beginning. That's exactly the Truth. Any time that the church ever had a revival... In Luther's time, then a... What happened? Methodists... all down through the ages... Zwingli, Finley, Finney, all of the rest of them, when they had a revival, what did they do with it? Throwed it right into a denominational feast, and crawled in with the rest of them, put a brand on you like the rest of them. Then you got a bunch of man controlling you. The Holy Spirit can't move no farther. That's exactly... You start to preach something the Bible teaches, like it... and the denomination don't believe that; put you right out. Try it once and see if it's right or not. You'll see that it's the Truth. See, at denominational feast every time they're called to it, that Balaam feast, trouble sets in. Oh, Luther, Wesley, Pentecost, and all of them are victims of it.

L-173   Notice, it was then, hallelujah, when Moses stepped forth and said, "Who's for me and God?" Amen! It was then the Levite pulled his sword and went through the camp and utterly slayed everything that was connected with it. Amen! Everything; every man that had a Moabite woman, they killed them right together. Now the hour has come. Where is that man? Where is Aaron's sons, some of the priesthood that's willing to pull the Word of God, this sharp two-edged Sword? Said, "Who stands for me and God?" Where's he at? Can invite, invite but nobody answers. See what I mean? We don't get it. We just... There's something wrong. Notice, there they was... It was then that Moses stood up and said these things.

L-174   Notice, their sin, that they did there, when they denominated themselves with Moab and made them one body... That sin was never forgiven them. I'm just going to coast on that just a minute. (It's late, but just a minute.) Their sin was never forgiven them. Not one of them ever made the Promised Land. Jesus said, in... Excuse me. Saint John 6, Jesus said; in Saint John 6, when they said, "Our fathers eat manna in the wilderness"... They were Pentecostals. Brother, they eat the manna, they had the real thing.

L-175 Jesus said, "And they're, every one, dead. They're perished. They're Eternally gone." Their sin was never forgiven them. What did they do? They broke their covenant with God, and organized with Balaam, the hireling prophet that wouldn't take the warning of God; wouldn't take the Word of God; wouldn't take nothing of God. But he was determined to get them all one. Can you see the folly? I could stay on that a long time, but I--I think you got it. See? Notice, their sin was never forgiven them; not one of them that lived under those blessings and eat that manna and everything.

L-176   When the real, true Message come to a showdown, they organized it. "We'll take Moabites and us together. They're a great organization, a great nation. We're not even... We're not even a nation. We'll just marry among one another and--and we'll be all right then. We'll be with them." And it was never forgiven; never, never forgiven them.

L-177 Jesus said, "They're, every one, dead." Translate that word in the Hebrew or Greek, either one, or even in the English, it means "Eternal separation"; forever gone. That's right.


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