Message 76
August 17, 1959 | 1:25 a.m. - 2:12 a.m. | Brookville, Kansas
The Messenger appeared in my room at Brookville, Kansas, at 1:25
a.m., August 17th, 1959. He gave the following message, slowly as I
wrote it down. Repeating words when necessary. He left at 2:12 a.m.
The same glorious light that had accompanied him before, filled the
room. W.A.DRAVES
1 Arise and take a message I bring at the Lord's appointing. I
have come to you in the past and have spoken and will bring words
and instructions from the Lord for His church for the Lord your God
has spoken.
2 Your peculiar work and appointings the Lord has given has been
His will. You have seen the faithful, you have seen many fail. The
faithful ones never waver and some who could help you have been as
bitter enemies-to destroy. Put not your trust in man.
3 The Lord has spoken and His work is set in pace-let it
continue.
4 Much has come to pass, and wars, famines and prosperity have
come and will yet be. The faithful are making ready to bring about
the Lord's Zion. Many represent Christ and are helping to bring
peace.
5 Satan's work will be destroyed. The Lord sees the faith and good
works of those that do His will. Continue and your way will be
pleasant.
6 Let the work continue far and near. Let the translations
continue that the messages of the Lord may go to all people.
7 Moreover the work of the Lord will continue. Groups will gather
that they may have peace among them. Let humility and careful
speaking be your mantle, in the faith of the Lord. The Lord is
pleased with the work of the gatherings-let them continue that
there may be examples of the Lord's power in bringing peace to
many.
8 The Lord's plan has been decreed and it shall bear fruit. The
great perils shall shake mankind and many will inquire of the Lord.
Learning wisdom, their idols shall melt away, for the word shall go
forth from Zion. Men's hearts shall be cleansed-being ministered
unto by The Word of the Lord. The faithful shall stand forth and
many shall find salvation with the Lord.
9 Those that do evil and disobey will destroy themselves. The day
comes when those that desire for greed and spoil will come to an
end.
10 The Lord accepts the humility of the gathering of the assembly
of His people. Continue and peace will go to each home and bring
joy in the Lord.
11 Let Pritchard be restored, let Gibson and Wilkin be added to
the twelve as the vacancies occur. Let R. G. Newby be set apart as
an elder and let him take his place in the twelve. If he will be
humble, much good can come from faithful works, for there are many
who will learn the truth and follow the way of the Lord.
12 Let elders be set apart for labor as the Lord will
direct-taking the field and establishing good works and bring peace
to many. There are those that look to the Lord in all humility.
Peace will be theirs.
13 Preach repentance everywhere that salvation may come to the
obedient. Give these words to the brethren and the church. The
faithful will believe and obey. Others will turn farther away. Fear
not. To judge is not man's duty. The Lord will reward. Be humble
and fear not. Peace I leave with you.
14 I am the servant of the Lord. I speak His will. I am the elect
one, the Ancient of Days. This was my calling. I will continue to
come until the work is finished and Christ comes to His Temple and
the gathering of His people. Amen.