<TITLE>12. Par 118-128</TITLE>L-118 She forfeit all that she had rights, to, to recognize the Word of God manifested right there before her.

L-119 He said, "I am the resurrection and Life. He that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. Whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die. Believest thou this?" See, there was one more little clause she hadn't come in line with. See?

L-120 "Yea, Lord! I believe that Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God!" O brother, everything was ready to spark off right then. See?

L-121 "Where have you laid him?" See? And you know what took place.

L-122   See, you've got to get in that right place before He will receive your sacrifice. See, got to come into it. Watch.
... in the place which the LORD shall choose to place his name there.
Thou shall eat no leavened, bread in it;...

L-123 What does that typify in the sacrifice? Don't mix it with any creed, got to be the Word. "No leavened bread." Leaven is the... You know what a leaven is in anything. "A little leaven leavens the whole lump," the whole lump is the Body. You can't put one speck of denomination or creed into Christ. No, sir, it won't work.

L-124 You remember the last Thursday night's message? Your old husband must be dead. Right. Your new Husband is the Word.
... seven days shall thou eat unleavened bread therein,...

L-125 "Seven days," what does that typify? The complete Seven Church Ages, seven days. Why'd they have to eat it seven days? Before what? Before going out. And the whole church age, from the beginning to the end, has to live only on the Word of God of that age. So your Roman creed, Methodist, Baptist, and Pentecostal creed's all dead.

L-126   Now watch.
... therein, even the bread of affliction;... (Persecuted for It; Luther, Wesley, Pentecostals; all persecuted, and so will you.)... for thou comest forth out of the land of Egypt in haste:... thou mayest remain the day when... remember the day when thou comest forth out of the land of Egypt all the days of thy life.
And there shall be no leavened bread seen in... with thee in all thy coast seven days;...

L-127 In the beautiful Bride of Christ, after Her death through the Dark Ages by the Roman empire, that She had to die, "Unless a corn of wheat falls into the ground." The Bridegroom had to come, the perfect Masterpiece of God. You all heard my message on that.

L-128   And I stood down in Los Angeles at Forest Lawn, one day, and my heart jumped. How many's ever been in Forest Lawn? There is a... the statue of Moses by--by... -angelo, I believe it is Michelangelo. And it's a perfect statue, all but on the right knee; there is a nick about a half inch deep. And the guide... I was looking, and he pointed it out to me. He said, "Michelangelo had spent a lifetime of trying to--to make... He was a sculptor, and he was trying to make the image of Moses. Back in his mind, he had in mind what Moses should look like. He had that in his heart, what Moses should look like. And then he spent his lifetime; chisel a little here, and rub it; stand back and look at it. Year after year after year, he worked on it. Finally when it was completed, and he stepped back and laid down his rag and his hammer, he looked at the statue. It was so perfect the image of Moses that he had in his heart, till he got so beside himself, he grabbed the hammer and struck it, hollered, 'Speak!"' It's called Michelangelo's Masterpiece. That great something in that sculptor, that vision that he had of what Moses ought to be with, was only portraying in type of the great Father God.


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