Clouds Without Water
Ed Young
Jude 9 - 13
. . . Have your Bibles open to this next to the last book in the Bible, the vestibule, the introduction to the Book of Revelation. It's on apostacy. This morning, we'll look at Jude, verse 8 through 13. Let's pray together. Father, Thy word speaks clearly to us . . . with piercing accuracy, that never ceases to amaze. May Thy Holy Spirit accurate understanding-, prart-ircl application . . . Lord, you speak, let me get out of the way, so that Thy word and Thy truth might not only be heard. May it be received and understood and incorporated into our living. For this is our prayer through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Some of you may remember the draught that swept through the western states from 1950 to 1957. Crops were parched. In many places the ground got so hot and barren, that it would crack open like a giant mouth, trying to absorb any moisture from the air, that it could. Cattle died. All of these areas 'that were so struck by the draught, became disaster areas. And all kind of federal aid came in, to help those people who live there. Water was at a premium. Those, would be, rainmakers for a period of time, were very popular and made a lot of money. Didn't bring a lot of rain, but boy, they sure did hustle their vocation. Churches would spend days and weeks in prayer for rain. And you can imagine, all across those years, they needed a steady, solid flow of rain and it just didn't come . . . from 1950 to 1957; very little precipitation. Every time someone would see a little cirrus cloud. That's that cloud that's just a hand, just a mist of ice crystals . . . way off somewhere, and they would see that cloud and they would say, "Oh, this is rain." And then when they would see a cumulus cloud. You know the one that you see pictures in it, and it looks like mountains and then sometimes they get very forbidding; and they would say, "Surely rain is going to come." And this wonderful cluster of clouds, and they would ...
Ed Young
Jude 9 - 13
. . . Have your Bibles open to this next to the last book in the Bible, the vestibule, the introduction to the Book of Revelation. It's on apostacy. This morning, we'll look at Jude, verse 8 through 13. Let's pray together. Father, Thy word speaks clearly to us . . . with piercing accuracy, that never ceases to amaze. May Thy Holy Spirit accurate understanding-, prart-ircl application . . . Lord, you speak, let me get out of the way, so that Thy word and Thy truth might not only be heard. May it be received and understood and incorporated into our living. For this is our prayer through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Some of you may remember the draught that swept through the western states from 1950 to 1957. Crops were parched. In many places the ground got so hot and barren, that it would crack open like a giant mouth, trying to absorb any moisture from the air, that it could. Cattle died. All of these areas 'that were so struck by the draught, became disaster areas. And all kind of federal aid came in, to help those people who live there. Water was at a premium. Those, would be, rainmakers for a period of time, were very popular and made a lot of money. Didn't bring a lot of rain, but boy, they sure did hustle their vocation. Churches would spend days and weeks in prayer for rain. And you can imagine, all across those years, they needed a steady, solid flow of rain and it just didn't come . . . from 1950 to 1957; very little precipitation. Every time someone would see a little cirrus cloud. That's that cloud that's just a hand, just a mist of ice crystals . . . way off somewhere, and they would see that cloud and they would say, "Oh, this is rain." And then when they would see a cumulus cloud. You know the one that you see pictures in it, and it looks like mountains and then sometimes they get very forbidding; and they would say, "Surely rain is going to come." And this wonderful cluster of clouds, and they would ...
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