<TITLE>08. Par 62-78</TITLE>L-62 Watch the type. The lamb, figurative speaking, the Lamb of God, the Atonement just before the destruction... Notice, it must be a young lamb; it must be a male, the first from the mother ewe. That was Jesus, the First from the virgin Mary. Must be without blemish, it must be kept up and tried to see... And, oh, how perfect that figured Him. He was the Perfect One. He, every enemy had to testify that He was. Even Pilate said, "I find no fault in Him. Bring me some water."

L-63 Notice, you talk about Him... I could call tonight and say, "Zechariah, what do you think about Him?" He would give his expression.
I could call even Eve; she could say, "It's--It was the Seed that was promised by the woman."
I could call Daniel and say, "Daniel, what about you? I'll put Him on trial with you."
He'd say, "He is the Rock that was hewed out of the mountain." "He's the One that I said, 'Unto you a Child is born, a Son is given.'"
I could call Ezekiel and say, "What do you think about Him?"
Said, "I seen Him like clouds under His feet a-moving."
I could call John the Baptist and say, "What do you think about Him?"
He'd say, "I didn't even know Him, but He that told me in the wilderness, said, 'Upon Whom thou shall see the Spirit descending and remaining, He's the One that'll baptize with the Holy Ghost and Fire.'"
I could call Mary, and say, "Mary, what do you think about Him?"
Mary would say, "I didn't even know a man; but the Holy Ghost overshadowed me and said, 'That thing that'll born in you will be called the Son of God.'"

L-72 I could say those different ones. I'd say to the Roman, "What do you think?"
You say, "Well, His friends will testify. What about His enemies?"
Let's call Pilate. After taking a pan and washing his hands, and saying, "I find no fault in Him, but take Him away; do whatever you want to," trying to find political favor, he plunged hisself to death up there in Norway, in Sweden. When, every year they go there to watch that blue water bubbling up again and claim it's the water he washed his hands from Christ. You can't wash Him off of your hands. No, sir, you can't.
I looked at the Roman centurion, "What do you think about Him? You're one of His enemies."
He put his hand over his heart and said, "Truly that's the Son of God."

L-77 Pilate said, "I find no fault in Him." First, he was standing there, very bad, oh, he was ready to condemn and everything.
I hear a horse come, running, galloping down the street. Here comes the--one of the temple guards. He jumps off the horse. He's got a little piece of paper folded. He runs up before Pilate, and bows down, hands him the piece of paper. Old Pilate takes it, you know. And it was early that morning, kind of; he hadn't had his coffee yet. He got up there and looked; he begins to turn white; his knees begin to beat together. Let's look over his shoulder and see what's the matter. What's written on that piece of paper? His pagan wife said, "Have nothing to do with this just Man, for I've suffered many things in a dream today because of Him."

L-78 "Old Judas Iscariot, what do you think about Him?"
He said, "I have betrayed innocent Blood." And he got a rope and was man enough to go hang himself. Tried Him...
"What do You think about Him?" God.
"This is My beloved Son, hear ye Him."
Kept up, no fault in Him. Sure. First one from the old mother, the mother ewe, the lamb was. Jesus was the first child of the virgin, born a virgin birth. Of course, He had to be a virgin.


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