Редактор субтитров А. Синецкая Корректор А. Кулакова Greetings, everyone. This is Perry's down. This is the manifest telecast greetings to all of our worldwide audience. I made a statement many years ago and every now and then I will repeat that statement and it's this. A revelation from God will change your situation on earth. A revelation from God can and will change your situation on earth. And so I want to share with you today revelations that will change your situation. Now information is very, very important. And so let me give you some important information here and let me just speak about the United States. And I know this goes all over the world, but I'll give you some information about the United States. There are 380,000 to up to 400,000 churches just in the United States of America. The average size, however, is 65 members, or let me say attendees, 65 attendees, 275 attendees. Now we know there's congregations that have thousands or tens of thousands of members, but there's only probably 100 congregations in the United States that go up into what we call the mega church average. All right, now if you take the average smaller church in America and mingle it with the number of people that attend a mega church, then there's 184 people on average attending a church on Sunday. But let me go back to the smaller congregations. Now, folks, this is really important because I was raised in churches with my daddy when I was a kid that ran 50 to 60 to 80 to 100 people and on a good Sunday we would have over 100 in some of those churches. He was a great pastor but he's pastor what we would call the average congregation in America. So half the congregations, now this is important. Half of those congregations that run between 65 to 75 people, the average age is 74 years of age. So in other words, the congregation, let me say this differently, those churches are 75 years of age. And half of those are 75 years of age and under. So in other words, if you take the smaller congregations, Half of them have been there on average of 74 years, but there's another half that is under 75. That gives you an idea of how long the churches have been there. Now, the older churches average for their attendees is 65 years of age. So if you take the smaller congregations, the average age of the person attending is 65 years of age on average. What does that mean? Summer under 65, summer over 65. Forty-three percent of adults in the average congregation, forty, now think about this, are over 60 years of age, 43 percent of adults in the average congregation in America over 60 years of age. Now listen to me carefully, once you look at the preacher's eyes while I talk to you, why is this important? Because at 60 years of age, most people believe what they believe and most people just have their teaching in the Bible already established. It's hard to change a person's theology once they're 60 years of age. Number two, at age 60, when it comes to a congregation, people are settled in what they have learned and they continue in what we call Sunday routine. So they're content with the routine. Now there's actually two groups over 60. There are settlers and then there are learners. There are people that settle in. They just, they want their hour sermon or their hour and a half Sunday. They go home till next Sunday and they're content with it. Now, most people, and this seems to be a statistic, is changing now because people are working in their senior years now for income, but most people will retire or try to retire by 65 years of age. Other people will refire at 65 years of age. Now my dad was in his 70s and he was still traveling in his 70s and preaching revivals all over the country. One of my mentors, T. L. Lowry, he was in his 80s, early 80s and he was continuing to fly and be driven to churches and preaching and traveling. So here's my point. We're going to look at this because we're going to show you something that's very important, and that is what I'm about to tell you. When I began to get into the he-break teaching, the he-break roots of Christianity, and the denomination I was connected with, I was severely persecuted. There were preachers that thought it was heresy. They thought I was spending too much time in the Old Testament. And so what happened to me personally, so I'll give you my testimony here, is in 1984, I went to Israel for the very first time. And when I went there, my guide, getting sure, showed me three locations, read the verses, And it was very, very, very 100% true that the prophecies from those verses were being fulfilled in Israel. It amazed me. And so I came, I took slide pictures, came back and I would do slide presentations on prophecy, on prophecy night, every Saturday night in the revivals. It was our largest attendance. Man, people were seeing how the Lord was fulfilling His Word. And then this, that would have been starting about 1984 into the late 80s. Then in the 90s, I began to study the, he, he, he, he, break roots of Christianity, which were the false festivals. And that was throughout the early 90s. And I began to take the practical application and the prophetic application and begin to study that. And then in the 90s, I started doing a lot of what we call heavy, very heavy prophetic studies. And that's where the Lord opened up for television for me to go on some of the great television networks and preach the word. And eventually the manifest telecast was put on the network and maybe put on the network that you're watching right now as a result of all those studies. Now there are some seasons of God that I began to teach that people had never heard anything about. And one of those is one that we talk about which is called the seasons of our joy or the 40 days of Tessuva. Now Tessuva starts usually around the month of August, goes into September. Sometimes it can be September going into October, but it begins on the first of elul, it goes the entire month, and then you have the day of the trumpets, the blowing of trumpets, which is Rosh Hashanah, and you have ten days, and it includes those ten days, which are called the days of all, okay? And then it ends on the day of Atonement,

which is the seventh month, the tenth day. And by the way, the Jubilee cycles that used to happen every 50th year were also initiated on the day of Atonement, the seventh month, and the tenth day. Now, I'm not gonna go into the in-depth teaching on this one, but the 40 days of Tess Yovah are very, very interesting because it is believed

by the devout Jewish people that God makes decisions for the next year on the Jewish calendar, not our calendar, but on the Jewish calendar. He makes his decisions for the next year, for the next 12 months, at the end of Tess Yovah, which would be the day of atonement. It's very interesting. So, where does the idea come from? Moses went on Mount Sinai for 40 days, came down, they were worshiping the gold cow, he returned another 40 days and God made a decision to spare Israel. So the seasons of Tessival are a reminder of forgiving others and many and devout Jews will write messages to people during those 40 days. May your name be inscribed in the book of life. But when the 10 days which are trumpets to atome, those particular 10 days are the days when it's believed that the heavens are open or the gate of heaven is open to for God to hear your prayers and answer your prayers and it's believed that on the 40th day is when God seals the faith. In other words, if a person is appointed to pass away, God seals that faith on that year, that particular year, when it's going to happen on the Jewish calendar and he seals it on the day of Atonement. So the day now, what we do, so you'll know this, this is something my family and I have done, this is something that Pam and I've done. I am usually in Huntington West Virginia or Texas, some of the churches that we're familiar with during the seasons of Tessuva. And those of you from Willis and those of you from Huntington know that we use to take up one offering in this time season, which is called a season of God offering, in which we focus on forgiving others. Now let me just say something about this idea of forgiving others. You should not wait once a year to forgive somebody. You should forgive people throughout the year. What this season is about is a reminder and an emphasis on God's ability to forgive you as you release others. And as your forgiveness goes into operation, then God then begins to bless you as a result of your obedience by forgiving. Now, what I want to do now because I haven't really done this that much is I want to go to the the Old Testament and I'm going to go to the Torah. The Torah is actually the instructions that God gave to Moses and it's also the history of creation, the history of Israel and the book of Genesis. But it's Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. And those five books make up what is called the Torah. And when you go to Israel for example at, at the Western Wall, you will see a Torah scroll. And it has wooden spindles and it opens up. It's very long if you open it completely up, but they usually roll it to find a particular verse that they want to read. Now in the Torah, there were five different types of offerings. This is not an offering message. So don't go flipping the channel. There's another preacher, no, you need to understand, because I'm gonna show you something about communion that fulfilled these patterns. This is really amazing. This will be one of my favorite teachings this year for you in light of this particular type of subject. Now, you gotta follow me very carefully. There are five names of offerings in the Old Testament or not just Torah, but you know, throughout the Old Testament they are being practiced. But watch this. First is the Trans-Tress Pass offering. The second is the Sin offering. The third is the Peace offering. The fourth is the Burt offering and the fifth is a grain offering. Now you could bring to the temple and offer the grains. You actually in Tabernacles would bring fruit, you could have dried fruit in a basket and bring it. And what this was used for, the offerings were used for the food many times for the priests that were ministering. Thousands and thousands of priests did not have a land grant given to them by the Lord because God was their source. So these offerings that were offered at the temple were often used for the food of, and they just want something you went up there and burnt. They were offering this food for the Levitical Priesthood. So now, in the trespass offering, it was an offering to be reconciled to God. And I have a scripture that a second Corinthians 5.19 that shows the parallel of that. The sin offering was an offering where you would forgive others because there were sins of what we call knowledge and sense of ignorance.

Matthew chapter 5, 23, 24 speaks of that. Then there is the peace offering. And the peace offering is the offering that you give and it's also can be called a fellowship offering. And in Hebrews chapter 10, 25 there's a fellowshiping with the saints of God, the coin in the

ear that Paul talked about in the book of Philippians, et cetera.

There's the burnt offering.

And the burnt offering, you surrender your purpose in your will to God, Colossians 3 and 3. Now Colossians 3 and 3 there will not say burnt offering, but it gives you the pattern of how we are to surrender to God. and there's the grain offering.

And grain is a picture of you make bread out of wheat.

And so the bread is the bread come down from heaven Jesus said and also bread is a picture of the word of God. So the grain offering is a picture of God's word and it's also a picture of Christ who is the bread from heaven Luke 8, 11 and John 12, 24. Now watch this because I think this is very, very, very intriguing. When you take the communion meal, now what is the communion meal? The communion meal is called the Eucharist. For example, in the Catholic Church or in the traditional mainline churches, it's the Eucharist. The giving of thanks for what Christ has done for us to his death on the cross and through the whipping post, our healing, our redemption. But we also call it in the Protestant church, the Lord's Supper. And Paul talked about receiving the Lord's Supper. Now in the elements of receiving the Lord's Supper, when you go into the New Testament, Paul begins to talk about the communion service, the breaking of the bread, the Lord's supper, how that he introduced, and the Gospels talk about this, where Christ at the Passover supper held up the cup and said, this is my blood which is offered for you and he held up the bread and said, this is my body which is broken for you. So what happened is the Passover in the Old Testament of Exodus 12, where they brought a lamb, and as they bring this lamb before the Lord, they take the blood of the lamb and they put it on the left post, right post, and they put it on the top post. And that does represent the crosses on G-gotha. Jesus is on the middle cross. That's the top post. The left post and the right post, there's a thief on either side, and are three men being crucified. Perfect picture. And Jesus is crucified near the Passover time. He is called the Lamb of God that takes away the sins of the world. See all these things tie into in Exodus 12, the Passover of God protecting the people and healing them before they came out of Egypt. All of that is fulfilled in the atoning work of Jesus Christ. For example, they ate the lamb and when they ate the lamb in Exodus 12, they ate all of it and their bodies were healed. And then as they took of the the blood of the lamb on the outer post, it saved them from death. So the saving from death is redemption. The eating the lamb is your healing. So there's a twofold atonement right there immediately with Christ and that is that he can heal the physical body. He can also heal your emotions, according to Isaiah 53. So physical healing, emotional healing, and then the saving of our souls. So I want you to follow me now. So you have to have grain to make bread. So when you have the bread of communion, which is unleavened bread, that replaces the grain offering. So in others, we don't offer a grain offering now because when we protect communion, we have the bread of communion, which is Christ. Then we have the wine of communion. Now we use what Paul called is the fruit of the vine, which non-alcoholic wine when we do communion. And one of the good reasons we do that is because you have in the congregation former alcoholics and if you use wine that has any kind of alcohol in it, it could trigger someone going back into alcohol. And that much could actually trigger it. So that's the reason why. One of the many reasons why we use that.

But nonetheless, the wine of communion replaces the drink offering. Remember, there was a drink offering that is poured out. So Christ said, this fruit of the vine represents my blood. So here we have the bread. And now we've got the fruit of the vine. I'll watch this. Then when Paul talked about there is an offering, offered in the Old Testament which it involves forgiving others. You release them by giving

the offering all right this replaced the sin offering so Jesus said this and even Paul broke that wrote this that when you're sitting at the communion table You forgive one you judge yourself and and you you forgive others as well as judging yourself Okay, so the forgiveness is part of receiving communion because if you judge yourself, then you will not be judged the Apostle Paul wrote. And then interesting. Now this is so neat because these are the five offerings and it shows you how they are fulfilled through the communion service. Then we have the one that you have this judging others. That's your trespass offering. So we repent of our own sins and we repent for judging others. All of this again is connected into you have the pattern of the five offerings of the Old Testament that I just gave you. Now you see the fulfillment and communion. Then here's what happens when you receive Christ, when you have been forgiven of your sins You get peace of God peace with God peace from God three levels peace of God peace from God peace with God So that's the peace offering there is a peace offering that was established For the priesthood under the Old Testament, okay? So now God didn't do away with peace offerings he He did in the natural of taking an altar and bringing a grain or bringing a part of an animal and burning it because we don't do that now, but receiving communion gives us peace with God because our sins are forgiven and we are forgiven others. Now, let me tell you something. I don't know what I'm sharing with you was from some old notes I had years ago, but this

is extremely interesting. Can I say something? This revelation can change your situation. And I wanna say it again, this revelation can change your situation of how everything is summed up in the redemptive work of Christ. His Isaiah 53 says, with his stripes, you were healed. We would be healed. And Peter said, with his stripes, you were healed. Past tense, it's done. And then we know that suffering on the cross was the redemption, meaning the purchasing back of your soul and spirit from the hand of the adversary and from of sin, sin Bring you into a covenant relationship with Jesus Christ. No, here's the thing. I want to say this to you This is not just information. I don't want this to be just Information I want it to be revelation that'll change your situation. So my emphasis is this Several years ago in fact, let's just put that book up. Most people don't even know we wrote this, but Dr. John Miller, who's, I believe you may have went to be with the Lord, taught me on the significance of daily communion, especially in a situation where you encounter a sickness and you're dealing with issues is taking communion every day because it says that the early church broke bread daily. And I used to think that meant that they went and just ate dinner. It does not. All of the older commentaries say this was having the Lord supper going from house to house. These were new believers and they start introducing the communion meal to these believers. Now we know today, you know, a pastor has to do it, the priest has to do it, but I'm telling you what the early church did. And so there's a book called The Meal that heals, and it was a powerful book, and many people have been healed by receiving, understanding what it is, the Lord's Supper. And so let me just, I'm just saying that to you for this reason, that when you understand the power of the bread and the power of the fruit of the vine and you understand the purpose of it and you understand that something is activated in the Spirit, and you go back to these, here's the point, all these five offerings covered, everything and Israelite would need. If you look at peace, if you look at forgiveness, if you look at blessing, these five offerings, when they participated in them, brought every spiritual blessing God had. When you

protect of the communion with the Lord Jesus Christ or the Lord's supper or the Eucharist, you can use those different terms, then you, if you believe, if you understand and if you judge yourself and you release the sin and you release the bitters before you take it and God purges your life and clinging your heart, clinging your spirit.

Something supernatural happens.

And all of these five blessings, I... and you release the bitters before you take it and God purges your life and cleanses your heart, cleans your spirit.

Something supernatural happens.

And all of these five blessings I just mentioned become a part of your life. And that, if you can give, let me say this, if you can get the revelation of the power of the blood of Jesus and the power of his body and what he did for you through his what's called atoning work, Before we went to the cross the beating you took and act the cross it will I'm telling you it will change your

situ- and what he did for you through his what's called a toning work before he went to the cross, the beating you took and at the cross, it will, I'm telling you, it will change your situation. And so you may want to look at that meal that heals and check it out on our website, our ministry, but we will have an offer coming here in just a moment. We want you to get, just keep watching because let me say something to a lot of you. I will come to an area and I'll I at a restaurant. Oh brother, per-radi, no you were going to be here. Watch your program

all the time. What they do, they watch the program, then they don't keep watching it at

the end where I'm telling everybody where I'm going to be coming to. So please always watch the program all the way to the end. And when you get to the end, there's always something special that we have for you. Okay? So I hope that you will study this out in more detail and

Really get this revelation your spirit because I'm telling you, it is a revelation that can totally change your situation when it comes to healing, when it comes to deliverance, and when it comes to understanding redemption and salvation. I'll be back in a moment so don't go anywhere. Our special offer is significant. Right now there has been more interest in the book of Revelation called the Apocalypse than there has been in the history to my knowledge of Christianity in the United States. People are saying, is this in the book of Revelation or the virus is the earthquake, the

locust? Is this a part of what preachers have told us for years the time of the end and the answer is yes. What I did, I have in my hand an album that has seven DVDs, not CDs, but DVDs with charts, maps, scriptures and detail, which is a study of the entire book of Revelation from chapter 1, all the way to the A-men in chapter 22. Here are some of the DVDs, the Apocalypse Code and the Heavenly Temple, the Heavenly Throne Room, the priesthood and the beginning of the Tribulation, the two witnesses, the B-ma, the Dragon and the Kingdom of the Beast. Here's another one, the Islamic Antichrist, the False Prophet and the Empire of the Beast. Another one is the mysterious Mark 666, the mysterious woman and mystery Babylon. And here's a great one. The millennial code, the 1000 year reign of Christ on earth as king. We also have one when Satan is bound and heaven comes down. It took me years of putting the outline together. It took me years of doing the Greek court studies, the historical studies, the studies from the early fathers. So you actually are getting a Bible school teaching here. And so I want to make the apocalypse code available to you right now at a very special price. Now remember, these are seven DVDs. This is about 14 hours of teaching, and we wanna make it available in a special price of $75. It will come in this beautiful album. You can go to peristone.org, 1-88-821-BRED, or you can go write me a Peristone P.O. Box 3595, Cleveland, Tennessee 37320. There's an offer number. You must include that number, and we will know that's what you're ordering. And again, a donation of $75 or more will get you this album, and we will use it for a 100% ministry. You're gonna learn a lot. Get ready. God bless you. Folks, I thank you for joining me today on Manifesto. And I just wanna mention something briefly about the special offer, which is the teaching of the Book of Revelation and I did some time back. We've offered it a few times but so many new people are watching the manifest telecast that do not know about this. I went into this studio it took us over almost a year to produce it to edit it to put it together and it is absolutely fantastic And I want you to get this and look at the

...