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What does the wedding garment represent?

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Brethren, there’s no big me and little you then, when you come by the way of the Door. And then He found a man back there that didn’t have a wedding garment on. He come in some other way besides of the door. And Jesus said, “Friend, what are you doing here?” And he was speechless. And you try to climb up your own moral stepladder or by some creed or some church, brother, you’re going to find yourself the same way. Every man that comes by the Door is going to get the same robe. And that robe is the baptism of the Holy Ghost. Every man pays the same price. A lady said to me, said, “That woman standing at the back of the building, screaming and crying,” said, “well, I—I just…well, that would worry me.” Said, “Why, it—it just makes chills go up my back to hear her crying, shouting.” I said, “It did?” I said, “If you’d ever be fortunate enough to get to heaven, you’d freeze to death then, when you come up there, hear all that screaming, crying, and shouting up there. Why, they cry ‘Holy, holy, holy,’ before Him day and night. All the time.”

God's Provided Way, 1953-06-13, Connersville, IN, §22

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God's Provided Way, 1953-06-13, Connersville, IN, §22

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Title:
God's Provided Way
Date:
June 13, 1953
Location:
Connersville, IN
Paragraph:
§22

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