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What made the Holy Spirit come on the Day of Pentecost?

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Here, not long ago…Now, I’m not a politician, neither am I a warmonger; I’m a minister of the Gospel. But here not long ago, everything you seen was Red Russia, Red Russia, we was talking about, until the German and the Second World War broke out, and then them people who did not believe in God, the Communists, the ungodly, we come right around and yoked ourself up with them. Instead of a cross…We—we refused the cross, and now we got a double-cross. See? That’s right. That’s what we got. You know, if the meetings was longer, I’d like to speak a little on those things, just along on that line. But, anyhow, here we are: yoked ourself. “How can two walk together except they be agreed?” There you are. How can you do it? You can’t. On the day of Pentecost, what made the Holy Spirit come? They was in one accord, and that’s what made the Holy Spirit come. And now, they was—that’s way we ought to be now and then the Holy Spirit can come upon us.

Make the Valley Full of Ditches, 1952-07-19, Hammond, IN, §4

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Title:
Make the Valley Full of Ditches
Date:
July 19, 1952
Location:
Hammond, IN
Paragraph:
§4

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