PASTOR GENERAL'S REPORT, Octob2:::- 18, 1979
Page 11
members of the same inner-fi:ate::-nity) attempted to expose every aspect of
this Church of the Living Goel
:f'
�hc;:; s "?er
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Ii s ior. and control of the State.
Although the receivership has been nstay�d," or in layman's terms, has
been suspended, pending our appe3l i':1 the State District Court of Appeal-
another court, but higher �r th2 ����e s
f
California--(there
will
be no
receiver pendi1:1g that ,
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+-"1!.c:e vears) let there still be
no mistake: The
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s��te
i3
down, and we are in
the vanguard of those
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s in the cou;-, try fighting to
restore it to what it was :ie�·'.).:::2,
Let there be no mistake. 3y
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presently entangling itse:� deeoly
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Let there be no mistake. 3y this 2=t1c�
the free exercise of religio�
��ate's7 very action�
'h'-1rch-2££airs.
the State
�he State is trying to stifle
is
Let there be no mista}��-2
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to force disclosure of C��rc� ?::::. -�
the Constitution of ths
�nl�E
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tr.2 S':.:.ate is presently attempting
:..a:,t!_
·::3.:;,:y to the first amendment of
Let there be no mistake.
the Church to its will or
':;..,1.2
::ti.c::.. the State is attempting to bend
des��oy i� �n the process.
And let there be no mista:<:e,
·"1
th:=: final analysis, the physical resources
of the State are far greate� ��an ��ose of the Church. The physical
resources of the Church to �esist =�is machine of destruction cannot hope
to match the physical resources of the State in its efforts to subdue the
Church. But as Mr. Arms\:.rcng sc::1.:.2d ".:h<2 other day, "Persecutors take
notice!" Let there be no ".'isu:..derstandinq, The spiritual resources of
the Church--the power 0£ the l�ving God, the leadership of the living
Christ who is the Head cf this Perk ;�n� this Work is His Church)--let
there be no doubt that the spi�it�al �23our��s will overwhelm the physical
power of the State!
Let thers be no mis take. The ·,8.:J<. :::
+j,e
living God will not and cannot
be destroyed by r:1 2:1e Ws . who
"'i'/�
bee,, ,·a:led to do a job now and in the
World Tomorrow w:. 11 cont: 11.ue :.:-J co ":.na t _' ::.::, "17e shall obey God's laws and
we shall receive His bl2ssi�g fc� so ���J ng. And as Mr. Armstrong said
on more than one occ2.sion, b:..:t c,;·3..LTi. :.as': ,reek, "We shall, if need be,
face arrest and trial and ir:,,prisc:m::·2n,� \nd e"ren death"--because there have
been many death threats against t:12 l.�.s':'e of Mr. Herbert Armstrong, and
there have been many death th.. ::2a : :.:; ,;c,:..Lst my life.
The FBI has been
alerted in all parts of this land, and t�8Y are trying to find out who
the perpetrators of these threats
1r2.
But, as Mr. Armstrong said, we wil'_ :en t:.nue to ;,ork and he wil1 continue
to carry on his work in '.::'.1lfil U.:1g :i1e ,._:reat Corruc1ission--a Great Commission
that devolved upon him and those �f us �ho have been called upon to support
him.
I want to thank all of you at 'c.his tL:,2 for all of your support during the
past year from all over the count::::.
-y, i c' s impossible for me to tell you
how much I deeply appreciate that s�ppcrt, and how much Mr. Armstrong loves
you for it and how much appreciation he has for it. The letters keep com
ing, and the telephone calls and the t2leorams and all kinds of manifesta
tions of support. All I can do once �gain is say, Thank you! Thank you!