<TITLE>14. Par 90-97</TITLE>L-90   God had a certain place He met--He met Abraham, and there Abraham worshiped. All down through the Testament!
And His promised Word will be interpreted in you, by Him. Did you get that? The Word that He promised to fulfill in the day that you're living in, you will be a written epistle of God, read of all man. Not what you claim, but what God does through you, will speak out louder than anything you could claim. God said, "These signs shall follow them that believe." That speaks through you.

L-91 He spoke of this age, what would be now. The believers of this age has to believe This, what He promised today. Just the same as they had to come into the ark, to be saved; go out of Egypt to be saved; they have to come into Christ, to be saved now, into the Word Message, that He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.

L-92 How do you get into It? By baptism! Baptism of what, water? By the Holy Ghost! "One Spirit, we're all baptized into this one Body."

L-93   And His promised Word, He will not... You won't have to interpret It. He will interpret It through you; what you are doing, what He promised to do. The Church that follows Him will be so much like Him until the people will know.
Look at Peter and John when they was questioned about healing a man at the gate called Beautiful. They said, "They perceived," those priests did, "that they were both ignorant and unlearned man," but they take notice that they had been with Jesus. Because, (what?) they were doing the things that He did.

L-94 He must be about the Father's business. And today it must be the same.

L-95 Now, remember, He's the same yesterday, today, and forever; for God meets you in Him, the only place there is; for that is where He has chosen to put His Name, in Jesus. "Jesus" is the Name of God. Remember, Father, Son, Holy Ghost, is titles to the Name "Jesus Christ."

L-96   When Matthew said, "Go ye therefore, teach all nations, baptizing them into the Name of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost."
How it's been misinterpreted today, and say, "In the name of the Father, name of the Son, name of the Holy Ghost." It's not even written. It's, "In the Name," singular, "of the Father, Son, Holy Ghost." Father is not a name, Son is not a name, Holy Ghost is not a name; it's a title.
Ten days later, Peter stood up and said, "Repent, every one of you, and be baptized in the Name of Jesus Christ." Then did he do what He told him not to do? He did what He told him to do. The Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost is "the Lord Jesus Christ." Every person in the New Testament was baptized in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

L-97   Not one person in the Bible was ever baptized in the titles of Father, Son, Holy Ghost. That never did come into existence until the Nicaea creed was put on at Nicaea, Rome. It was an order of the Catholic church, found, vindicated the same thing, in the catechism. I've got it, that's right, Facts Of Our Faith, and so forth, that it absolutely is a Roman Catholic creed. They'll tell you it's not in the Bible; but they say they have power to change them Words, if they wish to, because of the pope. I different.
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. "And whosoever shall take one Word out of this Bible," said Jesus, "or put one word in It, his part will be taken from the Book of Life." One Word; not a sentence, or a paragraph, but a Word! "Whosoever shall take one Word..."


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