Turn with me to the book of Revelation,
chapter 16. What a blessing it's been for
me, and I'm convinced for many of you, to have been able to
have gone through this book. For so long, I just didn't look that much
in the book of Revelation. And it's been such a blessing
to see the consistency of the Scriptures in the setting forth
of the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ and the keeping, mercy,
and grace of His people. We come to a portion of Scripture which actually reveals the pouring
out of what is referred to as the vials or the bowls of God's
wrath that precedes the final judgment of God. And we must
remember as we've gone through this blessed book that we're
viewing the same period of time from a different perspective
or a different angle, the same period from the fall of man in
the garden to the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ and
His final great white throne judgment. What I mean is this,
though we look, starting in chapter 1, and we think we're going through
a chronological period, chapters 1 to 3 reveal the continual presence
of the Lord Jesus Christ with His people and their understanding
of the setting forth through the seven seals that they are
kept. In the beginning, the seals were
set forth stating that God's people are kept in every generation,
every generation, every generation, those seven seals revealed. God's people are protected. In chapters 4 to 7, it covers
the same period of time, and it speaks of how God's people
are protected from the world's persecution, from the world's
religion, the great tribulation through which they're going to
have to be traveling. Chapters 1 to 3 says they are
going to be kept. Chapters 4 to 7 says this is
how they're kept. Then chapters 8 to 11 again is
the same period of time from the fall to the second return
of the Lord Jesus Christ. And it reveals that during that
same time frame that God is sending judgments upon this world and
that men are unmoved if left to themselves to repentance and
therefore have no cloak for their rebellion, same period of time.
Chapters 1 to 3, 4 to 7, 8 to 11, then chapters 12 to 14, same
period of time, and states that during that same time frame that
there is a warfare that is going on between the seed of the woman
That is, the Lord Jesus Christ and His people and the dragon. Now, this warfare was evidenced. I mean, you can look back at
Cain and Abel. You look at the story of what
happened between Cain and Abel. Now, there is setting forth.
Cain killed Abel. He hated him. He resented him
because God accepted Abel, there was a warfare going on. That
same picture happens in every period, every generation of time. Now, there is no doubt that there
is coming a complete and final judgment. In all of these chapters,
it's saying that judgment, final judgment, is coming. In every generation, every generation,
we've seen the seals opened, revealing to the elect during
that particular time that they are going to be kept by the power
of God through faith. In every generation, trumpets
have sounded warning that the wicked of that period, They're
going to face the final judgment of Almighty God in every generation. Vials or bowls of these last
plagues that we looked at last time have been poured out through
the preaching of the gospel. Now listen, I know that we always
think the book of Revelation, this is going to be one of these
days. No. We're in it right now. The vials are being poured out
right now. The trumpets are being sounded
right now. This is the way the trumpet is
sounded. You're hearing the gospel. And
it's warning men, warning women. God is going to judge all unrighteousness. It's going to happen. Now these,
last time when we looked in Revelation 15, John said, I saw in verse
1 of chapter 15, he said, I saw another sign in heaven, great
and marvelous, and it was seven angels having, and you see that,
we looked at this last time, the seven last plagues. Now, these seven last plagues
are the actual pouring out or the judgment of Almighty God
in the period of the wicked's life where God Almighty gives
him over to a reprobate mind. Judgment before judgment is what
is happening. And if the Lord has left a man
or a woman to themselves, The Scripture says in Revelation
15 verse 8, the last verse, ìNo man was able to enter the temple
till the seven plagues of the seven angels were fulfilled.î
Almighty God is telling men, and believe me, no one has ever
been honest with you as Almighty God is honest. Men and women, they think that
things are going to remain just like they are. And they are not. A man or a woman that dies without
Christ. Scripture says it would have
been better, Brother Scott, if he had never been born. Serious business. Serious business. in chapter 16, and chapter 15
dealt totally with this is what's going to happen. Now, chapter
16, we see the actual pouring out of these vows. In chapter 16, verse 1, John
said, And I heard a great voice out of the temple saying to the
seven angels, go your ways and pour out the vials of the wrath
of God upon the earth." Now, these seven angels, who are they? Well, we looked last time, and
these seven angels are actually preachers, preachers of the gospel. It reveals the commission of
these seven angels. And John hears the voice of the
Word of God Himself. It was a great voice out of the
temple. The Lord, in burning wrath, wrath
filled up, shall send the seven last plagues upon all that He's
turned over to a reprobate mind. I want you to turn to Deuteronomy
28. Deuteronomy 28, verse 15. 15 to 20. Deuteronomy 28, 15. It shall
come to pass, if thou wilt not hearken unto the voice of the
Lord thy God, to observe to do all His commandments, his statutes,
which I command unto thee this day, that all these curses shall
come upon thee, and overtake thee. Cursed shalt thou be in
the city, cursed shalt thou be in the field. Cursed shall be
thy basket, thy store. Cursed shall be the fruit of
thy body, the fruit of thy land, the increase of thy kind, and
the flocks of thy sheep. Cursed shalt thou be when thou
comest in, and cursed shalt thou be when thou goest out. And the
Lord shall send upon thee cursing, vexation, rebuke, in all that
thou settest thy hand for to do, until thou be destroyed,
and until thou perish quickly because of the wickedness of
thy doings, whereby thou hast forsaken me." Now we're going
to notice that in these last plagues as they're being poured
out, there's a striking resemblance to actually what happened in
the nation of Egypt whenever God sent Moses and Aaron into
Egypt to tell Pharaoh, let my people go. And you know the story
how Pharaoh wouldn't let God's people go. And the Scripture
says that the Lord hardened Pharaoh's heart, that He wouldn't let the
people go. And God judged him for it. Therefore, these plagues in Egypt
foreshadow all of the judgments of Almighty God that shall be
poured out upon the wicked before that great and final day of the
great white throne judgment." You'll ask yourself now, are
you saying that God is going to send judgment in this life
before the great white throne judgment? That's exactly what
I'm saying. And this book, this chapter is
going to reveal what actually happens in the life of every
man, every woman that God leaves to themselves in this life, what
will actually happen to them. The trumpet warns of judgment. The vial that is poured out,
and there are seven vials. The first six, and believe me,
I don't plan to get to all of them today. I'm probably only
going to get to about four, maybe five, probably four. But we're going to look at these
seven vials. The seventh vial is the final
great white throne judgment. But the first six will talk about
what happens in this life to every man, every woman, left
to themselves. Now, let me say this. You that
believe, for all of God's regenerate, let me again reiterate to you
what has been said over and over and over and over in this book. There is therefore now no condemnation
to those that be in Christ Jesus. There is none. Judgment is over
for you. Judgment has been spewed out
on the person of the Lord Jesus Christ, your substitute. And
you have nothing whatsoever to fear. Nothing. Nothing. But in
this life, for all left to themselves, the Scriptures reveal that there's
going to be vials of judgment in this world, in this life,
that precede the final judgment of Almighty God. And it is impossible
for me to say, because I don't know and neither does any other
man born in Adam, it is not possible to say what any particular event
in your life or in my life or in my family's life, any particular
event, how that particular event actually falls out as being a
trumpet of warning or a vial of God's judgment. But both of
them always occur in the lives of the wicked. For example, a
few Wednesdays ago, we looked at a story in the book of Acts. It was about Ananias and Sapphira. a man and his wife that the Scripture
says they had sold a possession. And the Scripture reveals that
they came to the apostles and they told the apostles, they
said, we sold a piece of property for so much money. And Peter
says, why has Satan filled your heart to lie to the Holy Spirit?
And God killed them. Killed them both. Killed the
man first and then his wife came in and Peter says, did you sell
the land for so much? And she said, sure did. And he
said, well, the feet of the men that just buried your husband
are just coming in the door right now. You're with them. You're
out of here. And she died. God killed her. Well, when the
Spirit of God was lied to by Ananias and Sapphira, That event,
obviously, was their vial of judgment before the great white
throne. Now, they're still going to have
to stand before God. And they're still going to hear
Him say, depart from Me, you workers of iniquity. I never
knew you. And I, without any doubt in my
mind, think that probably Ananias and Sapphira who were, I don't
doubt that they were religious. I mean, they were there, you
know. That day they probably attended some services and showed
up and, you know. I don't doubt for one second
that they will say in that day, Lord, Lord, we prophesied in your name. Cast
out devils. We've done many great We sold
a piece of property and gave you most of it." And he will
say, depart from me. I never knew you. Now, I don't
doubt that that was their vial of judgment before judgment. But let me ask you this. Could not that event have been
a trumpet of warning to somebody else? That one event. Almighty
God take that and that'd be a trumpet to everybody else. Now listen,
whether or not that event was their final vial of judgment,
I don't doubt. But that same event to this morning
right here is still a trumpet of warning. God's not mocked. Whatsoever man sows, he's going
to reap. So we conclude that every act
of God's providence accomplishes the exact purpose that God has
decreed. You look through any act, any
event of history, and to some, it was a final event. No more. It's over. You're done. You're
out. But to all others that believe
not, it was a vial of warning. And in God's good time and providence
and purpose, God's going to bring about everything that He's purposed. So the Scripture says, I heard
in verse 1 a great voice of the temple saying to the seven angels,
to the preachers, that was revealed in chapter 1. We won't go back
and read that. When the Lord told John, He said
the seven candlesticks are the seven churches, and the seven
stars are the seven angels, the seven pastors. that I will send
to warn. So to the seven angels, go your
ways and pour out the vials of the wrath upon the earth. And
verse 2, And the first went, and he poured out his vial upon
the earth, and there fell a noisome and grievous sore upon the men
which had the mark of the beast, and upon them which worshipped
his image. Now here in this second verse,
we behold the actual first vial being poured out upon the earth
or upon the place where the second beast that was revealed in Revelation
13, 11 originated. Now, what actually happened? The Scripture says that the first
angel, the preacher, not the first one in position or something,
the first one that is revealed. That first preacher went out
and he poured out his vial upon the earth. And what happened
was there was a noisome and grievous sore upon men which had the mark
of the beast and worshipped the image. Now, turn over to Exodus
9. My question, what I'm leading
up to is, what is this noisome sore? I know that it happens. I know that it's being poured
out today. Exodus 9, verse 8 to 12. Exodus 9, verse 8. Then Pharaoh called
for Moses and Aaron and said, Entreat the Lord that He may
take away the frogs from me, from my people, and I will let
the people go that they may do sacrifice unto the Lord. And
Moses said unto Pharaoh, Glory over me, when shall I entreat
for thee and for thy servants and for thy people to destroy
the frogs from thee and thy houses, that they may remain in the river?
And he said, Tomorrow, and he said, Be it according to thy
word that thou mayest know that there is none like unto the Lord
thy God. And the frogs shall depart from
thee and from the houses and from thy servants and from thy
people, and I should remain in the river only." And Moses said,
I hope I'm reading the right. You know what? I may have told
you to turn to the wrong passage. I'm looking for a passage of
Scripture that's talking about the sores. that were actually
upon the people. Am I reading out of chapter eight
or nine? I'm eight. My apologies to you. Let me see if in Exodus chapter
nine. It is nine. OK, OK, I read the
wrong chapter, I'm sorry, it's Exodus. I said nine and started
reading in eight. Exodus chapter nine. Beginning
in verse 8, and the Lord said unto Moses and unto Aaron, Take
you handfuls, this it, of ashes of the furnace, and let Moses
sprinkle it toward the heaven in the sight of Pharaoh. And
it became small dust in all the land of Egypt, and shall be a
boil breaking forth with blains upon man and upon beast throughout
all the land of Egypt. And they took ashes of the furnace,
and stood before Pharaoh. And Moses sprinkled it toward
heaven, and it became a boil, breaking forth with blames upon
man and upon beasts. And the magicians could not stand
before Moses because of the boils, for the boil was upon the magicians
and upon all the Egyptians. And the Lord hardened the heart
of Pharaoh, and he hearkened not unto them, as the Lord had
spoken unto him." Here we see in Egypt, the plague that was
poured out upon the Egyptians was that these boils, these sores
were found upon them. Here in type, now this is when
the vial is poured out back in Revelation 16. When that first
vial was poured out upon the earth. and there fell a noisome
and grievous sore upon men which had the mark of the beast." What
is that? What is he actually talking about? What is that vial of judgment? This particular vial that is
set forth as being this noisome and grievous sore, noisome means
worthless, bad, and evil. Grievous, that word means hurtful,
but also we can realize that though that's actually speaking
of a physical disease. It can be speaking of that, a
physical disease. These physical diseases are actually
a work of Almighty God, though Satan is the agent. Now, you know, I hear people
saying on television, they say, you know, that diseases and bad
things, that that's never of the Lord. I beg to differ with
you. I mean, people that say, you
know, all sickness is of the devil. No, I'm going to tell
you, Almighty God is in control of all things. And He works all
things after the counsel of His own will. Whenever this vial
was poured out upon the earth, and men, it says, these noisome
and grievous sores were upon them. There's a picture. There's a type that's being set
forth there. Diseases, I do not doubt, are
trumpets that warn that Almighty God is going to judge in everlasting
judgment sickness that we find in our body. It's a warning. You're going to die. You're not
going to make it. This body is not going to endure. But there's a deeper meaning
than that. The Scripture is setting forth
that Almighty God is warning, even in physical diseases, these
boils or cancers or whatever, this is what's actually being
said, that the whole head is sick and the heart, the whole
heart is faint. From the sole of the foot, even
to the head, there is no soundness in it but wounds and bruises
and putrefying sores. They have not been closed, neither
bound up, neither mollified. There is no ointment. Is not
every sickness in this world a warning? One of these days,
I know how men and women blasphemously I watch him on television and
everything is just, Jeff, is healing today. Healing. Be healed. God doesn't want anybody sick.
That's amazing to me how you can say that. How is that? The Lord has set forth that He
does all things after the counsel of His own will, for His glory
and for the good of His people, without a doubt. Is it not true
that God's people get sick and they contract the same incurable
diseases? That's what happens right here.
The wrath of God was poured out through this vial, this first
vial, and there fell a noisome and grievous sore, hurtful, grievous,
enduring, death-resulting sore. upon men. Let me tell you what
men are infected with. Sin. That's the disease. Sin. Men are being told, you're
a sinner. That is an incurable disease. It's judged. It's not cured. Sin is an incurable disease that
has one result, the judgment of Almighty God upon it. What
happens, though, when God's people get sick? They die just like other people.
But judgment for them, that's not a trumpet to them. What that
is to them is a chastisement. There's a big difference. Trials
and diseases and tribulations are actually chastisements from
the hand of their loving Father. An unbeliever gets cancer and
a believer gets cancer. Same cancer, same disease. You know what the probable result
is going to be? They're both going to die. Let
me tell you what happens. People contract diseases, believers
and unbelievers. I remember Brother Bob Coffey.
I was listening to a message one time when his wife, Becky,
got sick, Henry Mahan's daughter. And Bob was saying, he said,
I thought to myself, surely God wouldn't let Henry Mahan's daughter
die. But you know what happened? She
died. And in that, Bob said, I saw. that Almighty God is sovereign
and He does what He will. Now, that believing wife of his
died. Another person contracts the
same disease and they die. To one, it's a warning of judgment. To the other, it's a chastisement
of the loving hand of their father. Turn over to Hebrews 12. Hebrews
chapter 12. In verse 6, Hebrews 12, 6, For
whom the Lord loveth, he chasteneth and scourgeth every son whom
he receiveth. If ye endure chastening, God
deals with you as with sons. For what son is he whom the Father
chasteneth not? But if ye be without chastisement,
wherefore all are partakers, then are ye bastards, and not
sons. Furthermore, we have had fathers
of our flesh, which corrected us, and we gave them reverence.
Shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of
spirits, and live?" This judgment was poured out upon the earth
And there was a vial and there was some noisome, these boils
and these diseases. To one, it was a vial of judgment,
warning. But how do you know? I got to
thinking about that this morning. How do you know the difference
between chastisement and the religious bigot receiving the same outward
disease and that being a vial of judgment. How do you know
the difference? I'll tell you this, the believer
remains. They stay. They don't leave. They don't blame God. They bow
to His providence and to His good hand of mercy to them. They say as David says, You dealt
well with me. I thank you. I bow. I'll be honest
with you. Believe me, I know they have
to be taught. But as a believer goes through
this life sick, that believer, by the grace of God, remains. They don't waver. They don't
leave. They don't forsake. The Scripture
sets forth that God Almighty sent that first vial. And it
was a boil. It was a revelation that man
is sick, incurably sick. And it says, and the second angel,
in verse 3, poured out his vial upon the sea. And it became as
the blood of a dead man. And every living soul died in
the sea. Now this second angel, this preacher,
and this is what happens. And someone says, well, how do
you know if one preacher is pouring out a second vial or a first
vial or something? Almighty God dispenses those
messages according to His good pleasure. We preach the Gospel.
I don't know. I really don't know exactly what's
happening right now. But I do know this, that as the
Gospel is preached, It's going to accomplish the purpose for
which it was sent. Almighty God sent me and sent
Brother Scott and every other man that God's ever called to
preach the gospel to do one thing. You preach the gospel. Can you
imagine Brother Scott trying to figure out exactly what God
accomplished through everything you ever preached? I don't know. I don't know. But I can tell
you this. whatever God purposed to accomplish, it was accomplished.
His Word didn't return void. It accomplished the purpose.
So this second angel in verse 3, "...poured out his vial upon
the sea." Now, the sea, as we've looked at before, represents,
you know this, I'm going to remind you because we're going to look
at that verse of Scripture in Matthew 13 again, the sea here
represents this world, this whole world, its economy, its goods,
its cares, and of course, all the people that's in it. The
Scripture says that the second angel poured out his vows upon
the sea. You remember the passage. This
was in Matthew 13, verse 47. Again, it says, the kingdom of
heaven is like unto a net that was cast into the sea. into the world and that net was
pulled in and all of the good fish were kept and put in vessels
and all the bad ones were cast back. You can read that in Matthew
13, 47. So the Scripture says that the
second angel poured out his vial upon the sea, everything that
was in it, the cares, the possessions, the people, everything. Revelation
15, 2 said, John saw them that had gotten the victory over the
beast and over his image and over his mark and over the number
of his name stand on the sea of glass having the harps of
God. The sea, the cares, the possessions
had no power over them. Why? Because of the blood of
Christ that covered them, that kept them. So judgment here is
poured out upon everything that this world possesses. It's goods,
prosperity, it's people. In the book of Haggai, if you've
got a Cambridge Bible, I can tell you this, it's on page 1167
in the Old Testament. The book of Haggai, just before
Zechariah and right after Zephaniah, Haggai chapter 1, verse 6. This is what the prophet said
through the Lord's message. He says, let's read verse 5.
Haggai 1, 5 and 6. Now therefore, thus saith the
Lord of hosts, consider your ways. You've sown much, you bring
in little. You eat, but you have not enough. You drink, but you're not filled
with drink. You clothe you, but there is
none warm. And he that earneth wages, earneth
wages to put it into a bag with holes." What is God saying? Everything that this world possesses,
everything that this world offers is going to come to nothing.
That is exactly what is going to happen. The Scripture says,
though, back in Revelation 16, verse 3, The second angel poured
out his vial upon the sea. Judgment is poured out on everything
that this world has possession or offers. And it became as the blood of
a dead man. I went back and read that, read
that, read that. It became as the blood of a dead
man. What does that mean? It became
as coagulated blood, no use. That is what it is saying, no
value whatsoever. All the things of this world
made for God's people, all good things, comes down from the Father
of lights, all things. Made for God's people for their
good and His glory, all things in this world that the wicked,
that the unbeliever uses. People go to work and they make
money and they have big jobs and they've got this and big
corporations and all this, that and the other. And let me tell
you what it's all coming to. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Nothing. Everything. He poured
out his vial on the sea and it became as unprofitable blood
of a dead man. Coagulated blood. The Scripture in Matthew 13,
22. The Lord was giving a parable
about some seed that was sown. The Word of God. And that seed
in one of the grounds that it fell on, it said, He that receiveth
seed among the thorns. I've told you this before, but
I think it's a good point that needs to be brought out again.
He that receiveth seed among the thorns. Now this thorny ground
was apparently cleaned ground. It looked good. There wasn't
a lot of thorny stuff. It was thorny ground, though,
meaning that the roots of the thorns were there. And it says
he that received the seed among the thorns. is he that heareth
the word, and the care of this world, and the deceitfulness
of riches, choke the word, and he becometh unfruitful." In Mark
4, verse 19, it says, "...the cares of the world, and the deceitfulness
of riches, and the lust of other things entering in, choke the
word, and it becometh unfruitful." So what we're hearing when John
said that second angel poured out his vial upon the sea, what
it's saying is this world, and according to 1 Timothy 6, 9,
the hurtful lust which drowned men in destruction and perdition,
that God is setting forth that this world is going to be judged
in this life, this life right now. Everything that a man has
or earns outside of God's grace and God's purpose and God's will
and God's goodness is not worth anything. It's not worth anything. And then the Scripture says,
well, I'm going to look at this one verse and then we'll stop.
In verse 4 it says, The third angel poured out his vial upon
the rivers and fountains of water, and they became blood. The first
two angels said that man has an incurable disease. It's sin,
pictured by diseases in this body. It's just a picture. It's just a type. Every time
an unbeliever gets sick, he's told, God's going to send eternal
judgment to you. because you're going to die,
and you're going to die eventually, eternally. Every time a believer
gets sick, they're warned, I mean, they're told, God's chastening
you. Judgment's already been poured
out for you. God's just graciously delivering and showing you that
He's going to keep you. That's according to the Word
of God. The second vow comes out, and Scripture says, God
Almighty is telling men, everything that you're doing in this world
is going to come to nothing. If you think that you're going
to just prosper eternally and make a lot of money and have
a lot of good, forget it. It's not going to happen. It's
not going to happen. It's going to afford you no eternal
good. What's the third vial? The third
angel poured out his vial upon the rivers and fountains of waters,
became blood here again were reminded. Of the plague that
was poured out in Egypt. Now let's try Exodus 7. Let me
see if I can actually call out the right passage and then read
from it. Exodus chapter 7. Verse 19. Exodus
719 and the Lord spake unto Moses saying to Aaron, Take thy rod
and stretch out thine hand upon the waters of Egypt, upon their
streams, upon their rivers, upon their ponds, upon all their pools
of water, that they may become blood." I want you to notice
something. When the Lord said to Moses,
You say to Aaron, Take thy rod and stretch out thine hand upon
the waters of Egypt, Notice how many times T-H-E-I-R is mentioned. Their streams, their rivers,
their ponds, their pools of water that they may become blood and
that they may be blood throughout all the land of Egypt both in
vessels of wood and vessels of stone. And the Scripture says
Moses did that and it did become blood. The Egyptians were made
to feel the curse of God in not having any water to drink because
of their rebellion, because of Pharaoh's rebellion. What this
world thinks shall always refresh them and refurbish them. is actually going to be found
to be their final death. False religion says, I am the
fountain of life. I'm the water of life. I'm the
refreshing drink that you need. I am the river of eternal salvation. That's what false religion thinks. And how is false religion always
found to be false. It's always man-centered. It always puts man at the heart
of the ability to procure salvation. It always tells man, you have
the right. You have the free will. You have
the ability to choose God or to refuse God. That's a lie.
That's a lie. I challenge anybody to show me
in the Scripture that man has a free will. He does not. No,
he doesn't. The Scripture says in Psalms
36, 8 and 9, They shall be abundantly satisfied with the fatness of
thy house, and thou shalt make them drink of the river of thy
pleasure. For with thee is the fountain
of life. In thy light shall we see light. In these verses right here, verses
3 and now verse 4, we are taught, the cares of this world, the
deceitfulness of riches, and the empty promises of false religion,
in verse 4, will all be brought to realize that the judgment
of Almighty God is coming, eternal and final. All men are under
the judgment of Almighty God and the condemnation of Almighty
God. And man left to himself all men
outside of Christ, let me say that, are under the judgment
of Almighty God. Almighty God is showing men when
He said, you go to Egypt and you pour it on their ponds and
on their rivers and on their pools and on their fountains,
and you're telling them you're not going to have any refreshment
out of this. Listen to me. False religion,
man-centered religion is under the judgment of Almighty God
right now. What about these people that
are standing in pulpits this morning and telling men and telling
women, God wants to be able to save you if you let Him. God
loves you. If you'll just give Him your
heart, He died to make salvation possible to you. Men are telling
men and women, God wants to save everybody. That's what they're
saying. Let me tell you what these Scriptures
say. That they're under the judgment
of God Almighty right now. And their so-called gospel that
they're preaching is not a gospel at all. It's not the gospel. False. It's a lie. God told Moses,
He said, you say to Aaron, stretch out your rod, and you turn all
of their pools, what they think they're refreshingly drinking
of, and you turn them to blood. They're not going to drink. That's
what God's saying. The vial that is being poured
out in this world today, judgment before judgment, every man, every
woman, that sitting under a false gospel is hearing, God's going
to judge you. God is not going to be mocked.
Listen, that was the third vial and we're out of time, so I'm
going to stop for today. I'm going to ask Brother Gary
to come at this time and we'll have just a song and singing. We're not going to have our regular
meal today, but we will not have services tonight either.