True Ministries of God THE.CHURCH.OF.THE.LIVING.GOD_ 51-0727 Charles G.

Finney was one of the greatest ministers since Saint Paul, and he was God's message to the world in his day, an educated man who got many hundreds of lawyers together. A Then along came Dwight Moody, which was a very illiterate, unlearned man. His grammar was very poor, but he was God's Message for that age. In each age God has a message. Some glorious day in the regions beyond, I trust that we'll all meet there, and to set down with Abraham and Isaac and Jacob and Daniel. What a marvellous time it will be, and the great Saint Paul, Peter, James, John, Matthew, Mark, Luke. What a time. Then we come on down to Luther, Zwingli, Calvin, Knox, Sankey, Wesley, Finney, Moody, Alexander Campbell, John Smith and even to our Brother Brown. And the last movement that we have up now is the different phases of the Pentecostal age. THE.INSIDE.MAN_ 53-1212 Because one agonizing soul, one soul before God in sincerity, done more to bring a revival than all the schools there was in the world. That's right. One soul prayed through. THE.ANGEL.OF.GOD 51-0720 I thought of William Cowper, he was considered in England, a neurotic, a little off. And how that he would go into the inspiration and finally he went way into the inspiration and wrote this marvellous song, "There Is A Fountain filled with blood." While he was up there, he was in the Spirit, but when he dropped back down, he tried to find the river to drown him self, commit suicide. It's so foggy they couldn't get him. He couldn't get to the river, William Cowper. A great book is the "Pre-Nicene Council," about four books on that, around four hundred pages in each book. Now, I've got an old Emphatic Diaglott of the original Greek translation, and it's the one of the most outstanding things. I'd advise it to any of the clergymen. It's very old, and it brings it down to the original Greek word, then it comes over on the other side and it turns it around so you can read it out, because in the Greek the verb is before the adverb. But take the Foxes "Book of the Martyrs," there's a good authentic book. Sure. The Pember's "Early Ages," or Hislop's 2 Babylon or some great authentic! The greatest we have is the Nicene Council, the Pre-

Nicene Council and the Nicene Council. And you find out there, that was never mentioned, no persons