<TITLE>07. Par 66-75</TITLE>L-66 I said, "Look, woman. He was the God-Man." I said, "When He went down there, crying, while He was crying, He was a Man. But I'll tell you, when He pulled that little frame up there, and said, 'I am the resurrection and Life,' and He spoke to a man that he's been dead four days, his body was rotten, the skin worms was crawling in and out, corruption knew its Master. And a man that had been dead four days, stood on his feet and lived again. That was more than a man speaking. That was God." Yes, sir.

L-67 He was a Man when He was up there on a mountain that night, come down, looking all around over a tree to find something to eat, a fig tree, trying to. He was hungry. He was hungry when He was a Man. When He was looking on that tree, He was a Man. But when He took five biscuits and two pieces of fishes, and fed five thousand, that was more than God--more than a man; that was God in that Man. Yes, sir.
Truly He was a Man when He was laying in that boat, and the stopper was like a bottle stopper; said, "Oh, I'll go push Him around, and bounce Him up and down." Ten thousand devils of the sea swore they'd drown Him that night. He was a Man, so tired that He couldn't move. But when He put His foot on the brail of that boat, and said, "Peace; be still," and the winds and the waves obeyed Him, that was more than a Man. That was God. Yes, sir.
When He died at Calvary, He screamed for mercy like a man. He was a Man, when He died. But when He rose Easter morning, He proved that He was God. That's right, rose up from the dead!

L-70 No wonder the poet said, "Living, He loved me; dying, He saved me; buried, He carried my sins far away; rising, He justified freely forever; someday He's coming, O glorious day!"
The God-Man... God was in His Son, reconciling the world to Himself. They had claimed Him to be a--a magician, and a--a soothsayer, and a devil, and Beelzebub, and everything. But He was God Immanuel, dwelling among us, reconciling the world to Himself.
We got that on a question in the morning anyhow; we'll get on that and finish that tomorrow. All right.

L-72 Coming on up, that smitten Rock... When they had need of anything, they went to the Rock. Now, after all of that, and the blessings and things, they still murmured.
They come to the place called Kadesh-barnea. Now, we want to study this just a moment. Kadesh-barnea was the judgment seat of the world in the day. That's found, 13th chapter now of Numbers. And go to marking the Scriptures, if you wish now. In there was the judgment seat. Read the previous chapters to it, in your--in your studying. We just have to hit the high places now in three or four days revival like this, can't study it verse by verse. But it was a judgment seat. There was a great well there. Had many little wells out from it, the tributaries or--or springs from this great huge spring, Kadesh-barnea.
Perfect type of the church. The church is the judgment seat. Judgment begins in the house of God.

L-75 There Israel gathered around in Kadesh. And now, Moses said here, 1st verse, 13th chapter.
And the LORD spake unto Moses, saying,
Send thou men, that they may search the land of Canaan, which I have given unto the children of Israel: of every tribe of their fathers shall ye send a man, every one a ruler among them.
Now, God ordained that they should send twelve men over, one out of each tribe, sending them over into the land of Canaan to spy out the land, to see whether it was a good place or not. The spies went forth, one out of every tribe: one out of Dan, Asher, oh, all through until they got the twelve men.


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