<TITLE>12. Par 111-119</TITLE>L-111 Oh, if you could just get a... You'd get a view of what's going to be at that resurrection there!

L-112   And when they was instructed, the little fellows, to return back to school as soon as the--the parade was over. And, the little fellows going back, one school missed a little girl. And they went everywhere, to find the little fellow, up-and-down the streets. And, finally, behind a telegraph pole, stood the little, bitty, tiny, dwarf girl, just a-crying her little heart out.

L-113 Well, the teacher picked her up and... [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] "What's the matter? Did you not see the king?"
She said, "Yes, I saw the king."
Said, "Did--did you not wave your flag?"
She said, "Yes, I--I waved my flag."
She said, "Well, then, why are you crying?"

L-114 She said, "You see, teacher, I am so little, the others was standing in the front of me, they were bigger. And I waved my flag, but he didn't see it." And she was disturbed about it. Well, that might be that King George did not see that little fellow, in statue. He might not have seen her patriotic heart, and how she felt towards him. She was too short.

L-115   But it isn't so with our King! Oh, the least little thing we do, He sees it. And He knows the very things and thoughts that's in our hearts, whatever we do, what little it is. And how do we serve Him? As we serve each other. If I don't love you, how can I love Him? See? "Insomuch as you've done unto these My little ones, you have done it unto Me." See?

L-116 It's the--it's the little things that we leave undone, sometime, that breaks the whole chain, you see, and lets us go free, just denominational-minded, and forget about these little things that really are the--the essential things. Everything, every Word of God, is essential. None of It can be left out. We've got to take every Word of It, just the way It was wrote.

L-117   "I stand at the door," said Jesus, in this Laodicea Age, "and knock." Did you notice, the only church age that He was put out of His church? All the other church ages, He was inside the church. Through the Methodists, and Lutherans, and so forth, He was on the inside, church. But here He is outside, our creeds and things had run Him out of the church. But He is standing out there, still knocking, "He that will hear and open the door, I'll come in with him, sup with them, and give him healing for his eyes, and--and clothes, and give him the riches of Heaven; he that will hear Me knock."

L-118 I thought I could think of the name of that artist that drawed that picture, painted a picture, rather, of at the door. When he... You know, all great pictures first must go through the line, or, the hall of critics, before it can be hung in the Hall of Fame. That original painting now would run millions of dollars.

L-119   But, see, it's like the Church, has to pass through the hall of critics. We go through. You're going to be called "holy-roller," you're going to be called everything. But if you could only hold your position in Christ, then someday He'll take us to the Hall of Fame. But first we've got to stand criticism. There is where the littleness of us stand, there is where it shows. "He that cannot stand chastisement is an illegitimate child, and not a child of God." No matter how much he's joined church, and whatever he's done, he is still, if he cannot stand chastisement, he's an illegitimate, and he's not a real child of God. But a real, genuine child of God don't care what the world says, everything else is secondary. He's got his mind on Christ, and that settles it. Yes. Whatever Christ says do, he'll do it. Wherever the Lamb goes, they're with Him, wherever. And then you see His appearing, His Presence, and what He does. He is always with His people, His Bride. He is courting her. Someday there is going to be a Wedding Supper.


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