Message 75
August 18, 1956 | 3:53 a.m. - 4:35 a.m. | 6718 Maple Street |
Kansas City, Missouri
The Messenger of the Lord appeared to me at the home of C. E.
Crownover, 6718 Maple Street, Kansas City, Missouri, August 18,
1956, 3:53 a.m. and left at 4:35 a.m. These are the words which he
told me to write. W.A.DRAVES
1 Arise and write the message I will give you. Give it to the
brethren and the church.
2 Lo, you have prayed for my coming and the Lord has heard and
sent me. Satan has hindered many times in the past-of my coming.
The Lord's work has suffered much. Satan has shown his iron hand
and in vain has sought to have his way-but has caused unrest and no
peace, deceiving, deceiving and planting evil seeds. In false
prophecy has man been deceived and sin has wrought a work. Let it
not be found among you.
3 As I speak to you, I speak to the brethren and the church. Speak
the words I bring, let them be heard. Destroy not the plan of
God.
4 Behold! let not traditions come among you. The Lord speaks to
the nations and this people as respect the day and days of rest,
which is the Lord's day, being the first day of the week, that
there might be a day for worship and learning of the Lord.
5 Let not division come among you. For the old law and its
traditions are finished and is not a part of the gospel of Christ,
in its sabbaths and burning of bloods-but forgiveness, humility,
and sincerity, in the humble way of the Lord in obedience to the
words Christ spoke in His gospel.
6 Fear not, ye say ye love the Lord; keep His words, bow not to
the idols, respect the just plan of God. Great peace like rivers of
flowing waters will come with power over you in mellowness of
heart.
7 Speak the truth and justice will follow you wherever you go.
Remember in the end when the angels divide between them that serve
God and them that serve Him not-be ye among them that serve the
Lord. Though mankind may be consumed, let not The Word of the Lord
be hindered from its mission. The wicked are as chaff that the
storm carrieth away, but the righteous as a sweet savor in His
mouth.
8 I am sent of the Lord that may bring the words and will of the
Lord, that this work may be established in its purity. The words I
bring is the assured way of the Lord. Woe! to them that speak
lightly or defile the words I bring. Woe to them that are full of
sin. The fury of the Lord's wrath shall be upon them and there
shall none of their seed be left in the end. The candle of the
wicked shall be put out. Woe, to them that run ahead of the Lord,
vainly prophesying.
9 Let Tiffin take his place among the bishops. Let Leonard Johnson
be set apart as a bishop when the vacancy occurs.
10 Let Swanson and Thomas stand among the twelve. Let Edward
Sykes, Conerd E. Crownover and George Rhodes be added to the quorum
when the vacancies be. Let Crownover, Rhodes, Charles Morris and
Warren Foskett be set apart as elders at this time. Let all be
humble that the light of the Lord may shine in their lives and
works.
11 I leave peace and calmness with you and will come again; be
strong and fear not. Some will not accept the words I bring. Let
them alone. Some will turn against you and the words I bring. They
lose and are not a part of this work to the end. Your brethren will
uphold you, for exceeding great joy shall be in their hearts in
Christ's holy work. Amen.