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Israel and the Church #4

March 28, 1953 ·Jeffersonville, IN · English
§29
Are drinking, smoking and gambling sins?

As I said last night. Drinking, smoking, gambling, all those things isn’t sin. It isn’t a sin to gamble, it isn’t, or, gambling isn’t sin, rather, smoking isn’t sin, drinking isn’t sin, swearing isn’t sin, it’s a attribute of sin! Because you’re a sinner, that’s the reason you do it. If you was a Christian, you wouldn’...

§44
How does the circumcision God gave Abraham relate to the Holy Ghost given to a believer?

A-…God gave Abraham the promise, and he believed the promise, and it was reckoned to him for righteousness; but He give him the sign of circumcision, as a seal of the promise. Hallelujah! You believe God, by faith, that you are saved, and accept Him; and, whenever you do, God gives you the Holy Ghost as the seal of the...

§52
Can the devil heal?

And Jesus said, “If Satan cast out Satan, then his kingdom is divided against.” He can’t do it. He can’t cast himself out. So all healing, no matter where it comes from, comes by God alone.

§56
What did the smitten Rock in the wilderness represent?

On up they come, into the smitten Rock. Notice when they come to the Rock, they had need. Now, Moses smote the Rock with the rod. That’s where we left last night. Smote the Rock with the rod, and the rod was God’s judgment rod. And he smote the Rock, and there was a cleft in the left side of the Rock. When the children...

§73
What is rapturing faith?

And I believe we’re on the borderland tonight. I was wondering about all my meetings and things, how I had to cancel them out. I truly believe, before the Church can have the Rapture, it’s got to have rapturing faith. We can’t even have faith for Divine healing, let alone rapturing faith. Got to have a faith that’ll ch...

§150
In the brass serpent, what did the serpent and the brass each represent?

Brass, the serpent being made out of brass, meant “Divine judgment.” Now, the serpent was “sin already judged,” and the brass meant “Divine judgment.”

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