<TITLE>15. Par 117-122</TITLE>L-117 Now, I go to church and--and see the pastor get up there and announce that there--there is going to be a--a swimming bee. All the women in these bathing suits, they're all going out there. They're going to have a contest; these women, swimming. And they're going to have a--a party of some sort, and they're going to fry up a lot of--of chicken, and play bunco, and--and all these things like that. To me, that takes the genuine sincerity out of Christianity; just get by with anything.

L-118 I seen, coming up here, we find out... You know, we find more of our sisters wearing shorts, up here in this cold country, than you find them out there in that hot country. See, it's true. Out there where it's really hot, there's not too many of them that wear them. But here, where--where it's cold, they--they do it. See, it's, they don't realize it's the devil doing that. See? Now, if it was to be comfortable, if it was to help yourself, it'd be different. Be man, I think it looks sickly on a man, but--but you--you'd--wouldn't pay no attention to a man. But, the lady, her--her body is sacred, and she must keep it that way. And to see old...

L-119 You can see, people today. There is two spirits. And one of them is the Holy Spirit; the other one is a unholy spirit, and one is governed by that. And both of them religious. Now, yeah, that's the strange part, they're both religious. And just like Esau and Jacob was, both religious; like Cain and Abel was, both religious; like Judas and Jesus was, both religion, both religious. And we see it today, both sides, religious. See, it's the same spirit. The people die, but the spirit doesn't die. It goes right on, both religious.
One of them is possessed with the Holy Spirit, that lives the kind of life that they should live, and walk godly and honest. They wouldn't beat you out of a penny, and they--they do everything honest that they could, to help you. And the others will... Just as nice as they can be.
And the others, we find out, it's just vice versa. And, yet, both of them are religious spirits, two of them; one, Holy Spirit; and the other, an unholy spirit. And if you noticed, it'll, even though claiming religion, they'll make fun of you and call you a holy-roller. They do anything they can.

L-120 They, ignoring the--the unchanging Word of God, as though It never had been written.
See, you can say, "Now, looky here, if--if the baptism..."
"I have the Holy Spirit!"
"And standing there with that cigar in your hand, smoking it?"
"Yes, I have the Holy Spirit! I don't think it's wrong to take a little drink. I don't think it..." See?
And did you notice, "I don't think"? But God thinks different, you see, according to His Word. See? See, they... And they--they just simply as much as--as spit on It. That's exactly right.

L-121 Just as much as this little old crippled guy that crawled out that time, when David was being excommunicated from his throne. He was going up on the Mount of Olives, going out, weeping as he went up, looking back. And this little old fellow crawled out there and was spitting on him. And that guard said, "I'll let the... that dog's head stay on him, and spit on my king?
David said, "Let him alone." See, they spit on him.

L-122 About eight hundred years later, they spit on his Son, Jesus Christ, too.
And today they spit on Him again, as if It wasn't even just... Irreverent, unconcerned, just turn up their head and walk away from It, and laugh in your face. Why is it? They're on a ship to Tarshish. That's exact.
This call to God, you got to cry out against evil, cry out against sin, cry against the things that's wrong. Now, remember, it'll be.
Hey, you know, this time. You know, I'm two hours difference. And in Tucson it's just ten minutes after seven, and--and I'm getting kind of--kind of out of my place here. Huh? All right.


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