SNT 1120 Biblical Research
Biblical Research Stressed the importance of rightly dividing the Word to eradicate and correct mens traditions. SNT – 1120 May 2, 1982 Prayer Poem Presentation; Joh 10:10 Psa 121:1, 2; 46:10; Joh 14:6 Act 4:11, 12; Joh 4:24; 1:18; 2Ti 2:15; Psa 119:162; Jer 15:16 Mat 15:1-3, 6-9; 4:4 Neh 8:5-8; Joh 20:31; 2Ti 2:15; Jam 1:21; Tit 1:9 --------------------------------------------------------- Biblical Research Victor Paul Wierwille May 2, 1982 Sunday Night Teaching SNT-1120 (40th Anniversary Year) Heavenly Father, we’re surely grateful and thankful that we can lean on those everlasting arms. Thank you Father for having called us out of darkness into the marvelous light of the gospel of redemption and salvation. Thank you for your wonderful deliverance and, heavenly Father, I’m truly grateful for the privilege of being back home here at International with your people. Thank you for the love of God that has been shed abroad in our hearts by the holy spirit. And I thank you for giving us a wonderful night – for all of our children and our young people and our adults – and just blessing our people abundantly who have dialed in for this Sunday night. In the name of Jesus Christ I thank you. Amen You may be seated, please. It’s springtime in Ohio. I don’t know what it is all over the country, but it’s a good time to be here, and I thought one of my home spun poems was appropriate. [The Critic by Ethyl Nading] A little seed lay on the ground, And soon began to sprout. "Now, which of all the flowers around," It mused, "Shall I come out?” “The lily’s [lilies] face is fair but [and] proud, But just a trifle cold; The rose, I think, is rather loud; And then its fashion is [fashions] old.” “The violet is pretty [all very] well, But not the [a] flower I'd choose; Nor yet the Canterbury bell, -- I never cared for blues." And so it criticized each flower, That [This] supercilious [little] seed; Until it woke one summer morn, And found itself -- A WEED! In behalf of the Board of Trus
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the common man is for help. The help doesn’t come from pagan gods, from temples built upon hills. “My help cometh from the Lord [who] made heaven and earth.” He is a God who does not dwell in temples made with human hands. God is a Spirit. You see, the counterfeit is so much like the genuine; you have to know the accuracy of God’s Word if you’re ever going to separate truth from error. Without knowing the accuracy of God’s Word, you will never be able to separate truth and error. That’s why one of the first great things in the life of an individual who is seeking help is: that individual has to get quiet. In Psalm 46:10 the Word of God declares: Psalm 46:10 Be still, and know that I am God Be still and what? Know. Be still and know, be still and k-n-o-w, be still and know it. The only way you’ll ever really get to know God is to get quiet. If you have to isolate yourself someplace, do it