The Laodicean Message - E.H. “Jack” Sequeira

In other words, “You were full of love but you
have left it.” Now that’s Ephesus. But please, you
can’t take the statement to Ephesus and apply it to
Laodicea, because Christ doesn’t say to Laodicea,
“You were hot once, and now you’ve become
lukewarm.” It is not right actually, to apply
Ephesus to Laodicea, because the message to
Laodicea does not say, “You were hot once, but
you’re getting warm. Watch out, or I’ll spit you
out.”
We cannot apply Ephesus to our condition. It
is true that our pioneers were hard-working. And
they worked sacrificially; there’s no problem there.
But the works they were doing, was it works of
faith or works of the law? Let me give you some
evidence, maybe that will help. I will explain why
we were victims of lukewarm works during the
week of prayer, when I will do the 1888 message.
I’ll give you the historical background that caused
this problem. But right now, I’ll just give you
some facts.
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