<TITLE>12. Par 42-43</TITLE>L-42 Now, sister, you--I'm going to pull this around here, this microphone, so that somebody, of course, watches it. Now, I just want to talk to you. See? And now, do you ever read the Bible much? Do you? And did you ever read over there in Saint John, about the 4th chapter, I believe it was, where Jesus went up and set on a well, and sent His disciples down in town to get something to--to eat? And while He was, there was a lady came out, and she was going to draw water. And I believe Jesus had a vision that she was coming, but He didn't know what was wrong with her. He knowed that was the woman. So He said, "A--a... Bring Me a drink." What did He want to do? To my way of thinking it; I couldn't prove it by the Scripture; but my way of thinking, He had to have some personal contact with that woman's life. Then while He talked to her, why she--He said. He told her, said, "A--I want a--will you bring Me a drink?"
She said, "Why, you Jews don't have nothing to do with us--us Samaritans. Why'd you ask me for a drink?" So many words.
And He said, "What if... But if you knew Who you were talking to, you--you'd ask Me for a drink."
And she said, "Why, the well's deep."
He said--He said, "Go, get your husband."
She said, "I don't have any husband."
Said, "That's right: you got five, and the one you have now is not your husband."
Well, quickly, she said, "You're a prophet." She said, "Messiah's coming..."
He said, "I am He."
So she run into the city, all excited, and said, "Come, see a man... told me everything I ever done." Well, He never; He just told her one thing. But if God could reveal that one thing to Him, He could reveal everything to Him. Is that right?

L-43 Well then, if He ri--the things that He did, He said we'd do also. Is that right? Well then, if...
You believe He's risen from the dead, don't you? And He's among us. Well then, He set some in the church to be seers; some to be preachers; some to be teachers; and so forth, and governments of the church. Is that right? Well then, if the Christian then becomes sick and they want a manifestation of something to raise their faith in God, they go to church and hear the preacher preach. If that doesn't do it, maybe a message will come forth through some other way. Or maybe there's a prophet in the country that'll be able to see and know something that's caused the trouble, or something to tell them. See? Then they just have faith. God does the rest. Is that right? That's right.


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