Dean Taylor - Part 3

I think of this coming as an exclusion. It was not what the foreign missionaries were reading, but the natives were seeing Him in an outstation. The heathens were letting Him fall up straight at His feet. They cried out, God is in this. And many of them were converted. In two years, more than 8,000 men gave themselves to God, the heathens. You've heard about that. You've heard about that. You let God go to England. He didn't want Him. I wonder that when you heard how He had moved the Indians' hearts, you were not smitten before God. That you would bind Him back to England, to your bones and the hearts. Those who went to Korea had heard His power and wealth in Him, and they humbled themselves before Almighty God. They got rid of the things that hindered them. God came to the city, and more than 2,000 were converted in two months. The heathens were walking through the streets for all. The heathens were walking through the streets. And one year, 50,000 stayed in Korea. Last year, there were 50,000. And this year, there were 30,000. He asked them, too. He asked His question, too. He said, remember, there are churches in England. He says, remember that as good churches as ever in England, as England as ever known has gone down in an awful lot. All along in North Africa, every 10 or 20 miles, people come along the ruin of a church if you dig deep enough in the sand. And once they had the Holy Spirit whom they honored and magnified, now has not one. We need not think that this is something of the past. No one else in England. He asked us, do we care for this God? Or are we just kind of not used to Him? You know what He said? Sin. They got rid of the hindering things. We ask for things. We want fire. What is it? It comes from God. Jesus said, I'm going to send them. And how He wants to make things, what will it do? Jesus said, and when He is come. This is what God said. And when He is come, He will. Jeremiah has a very interesting, almost humorous, I don't know. But the analogy is strange. He gives this analogy. In Jeremiah, chapter 8, verse 7. He said, yea, the snork in the heaven, Noah proclaimed. And the turtle and the prey, he swallows her in the time of her coming. Noah said, if you believe that God wants to speak to you. We come back to the next part of Christianity. And here we have the way He shows us how to live. You know, if you believe in God. If you believe that God wants to speak to you.