<TITLE>25. Par 246-254</TITLE>L-246 He, Cain, knew the perfect will of God. He knew the perfect will of God. Cain knew it. Why? But, he refused to do it, he proved then to be the serpent's seed. When he seen the perfect will of God, he refused it. He had seen God vindicate Abel's message. He knowed that was the will of God. See? He seen God vindicate Abel's message. And what did God say to him? And He just, He said, "Do the same, do worship like your brother, and--and you'll do well." But did he... He seen the perfect will of God, but he didn't want it. See, he wanted to add something to it.

L-247   And these theologians see this Bible, they read It, but they don't want to do It. See? It shows the serpent's seed. They have seen It vindicated, and so simply before the people, but it seems like it's so hard for people to humble themselves to the Word of God.

L-248 Don't you all find, when you're talking, you women, to girls, about wearing long hair, and they say, "Why you got your hair long?" See? "Why do you wear your skirts down, long?" You go to talking to them, they kind of give you the shoulder. Isn't that right? See, they know that's right, if there--if there is any lady in them. See? They know that's right. But, you see, they can't humble themselves to That. See, that's what.

L-249 See how Cain did? He couldn't humble himself to the vindicated Word of God. He couldn't do it.

L-250   Oh, even the Pentecostal say, "Glory to God! Hallelujah! I cut my hair, and speak in tongues!" Huh! That shows right there there is something wrong, see, the seed is bringing forth something different.

L-251 A Seed cannot. A Seed of God cannot bring forth a bob-haired woman. It cannot do it. Just can't do it, 'cause the Bible said so. See, It can't do it. No, sir.
Now it seems so hard to humble to God's Word.

L-252   Notice it in Genesis 4:6 and 7, just reading off some Scripture here. "Do as Abel did." He said, "If you--you see what your brother..." Said, "Go ahead and do what Abel did, do the same kind of a service that he did, and--and I will bless you. If you don't, sin layeth at the door." Now, sin is "unbelief." "If you don't do as Abel did! You seen I've vindicated him, and made him right. Now if you don't do that, then it shows that--that sin, unbelief, lays at the door." See?

L-253 And today they see what God vindicates. They see what God is a-doing. They see all these things happening. They know about it. God is showing His signs in the heaven above and on earth below, and all these things like that, and they see what is taking place. But they won't do it. See, Satan, serpent's seed; smart, come out of seminaries, educated to the spot, every word, every everything, stand in the pulpit just as correct, and every word has to be exactly, the grammar has to be right, and everything that. See? Sure, they can't humble themselves down, a guy like that. See, they just can't do it. They don't. They just can't do it.

L-254   Now, "If not, sin lies at the door; unbelief lays," then he become willfully disobedient. "And when you know to do good, and do it not, to you it's sin," if you know what's right and you don't do it. See? Then he become willfully disobedient after the Word had been vindicated, then he crossed the separating line, then he was ousted from Eden when he crossed. There is a line to where you just go so far, and, if you would go any further over on the other side, you're out. You know that, don't you? There is a line. If you don't believe it, you read Hebrews 10:26. That's the Scripture I was referring to there, see.
For if we sin wilfully after... we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sin,


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