<TITLE>18. Par 57-60</TITLE>L-57 Why do you think Jesus talked to the woman at the well for? To contact her spirit. He said, "Bring Me a drink."
She said, "Well, it's not customary for Jews to ask Samaritans such."
Said, "But if you knew Who you were talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink. I'd give you waters you didn't come here to draw."
And she said, "Why, the well is deep..."
And the conversation went on till Jesus found where her trouble was. Said, "Go, get your husband."
She said, "I have no husband."
Said, "Right. You got five."
She run, said, "See a... Come see a Man that told me everything I've done." She said, "I perceive that You're a Prophet." See, she said, "Messiah is coming, and He will know those things. He will be able to tell us those things. I know You're a Prophet, but when Messiah comes, He will tell us all things."
He said, "I am He that speaks with you."

L-58 Now, if He's the same yesterday, today and forever, and His anointing is with His Church, unworthy, yet to fulfill His Word, then talking to you would be contacting your spirit, is that right?
Then you know sister, if I could do anything for you to help you and wouldn't do it, I'd be a brute. But it... Only thing that I could do would be to help you in some way, like preach the Gospel, that's the way... God's set some to preach the Gospel, some to teach the Gospel, some to play music, some to be deacons, some to speak with tongues, and some to interpret tongues, and some to--to pray for the sick, and some prophets, is that right? All those are set in the Church for what? To edify the Church, to bring the Church together.
Now, we're living in the closing of this world's history. The time is at hand. The Gentile dispensation is winding up. Just like He did with the Jews, He's showing a great measure of grace to them, making His last call, so that the unbelievers will blaspheme the Holy Ghost and be worthy of the con--of the condemnation they're fixing to receive.
But how blessed those will be that'll stand out and outshine the stars, that'll believe on Him, and His great works of this day.

L-59 Now, I'm not standing here to read your mind, sister. I'm only standing here to see what He will tell me. If He will tell me... We're strangers, aren't we? I guess this is our first time ever seeing each other in all the world. I don't know nothing about you and you know nothing about me.
But now, if Jesus has raised from the dead, then if He was standing here (which He is), why, He would know what was wrong with you, and what you've done, and what you should do. And anything. Like He said, to Nathanael, "I saw you when you were under the tree." He believed it.
Now, if God would come here to me, and us perfect strangers, and say something like that through me, the same Jesus, say something like that through me to you, you'd--you'd have to believe Him, wouldn't you? You'd have to believe Him. Well, may He grant it.

L-60 The first thing, you are--you're suffering with a--an arthritis. Isn't that right? I see you trying to get up when it's worst of ever, of a morning. You have to turn some way that's easy, to get out of the side of the bed. I see you moving out. And you're a pray-er. You try to pray then... stiffly. God bless your heart. That's the truth, isn't it?
Now, that wasn't me. That was Him. Now, I could do no more about it. Now, I never seen the woman, yet in a vision. The best I remember of what happened, seeing her in a vision, that she was in a room and she was trying to get out of the bed, sideways. And there's something wrong with her with stiffening in her body. Now, that's true.
Now, that's just what our Master said to the woman. He found her trouble. Now, she's to believe, is that right? Well now, if I'd talk to her more, just stand and talk to her a little while, and He--He might say other things. But to save all the prayer line or something like that, well then, it just weakens you more and more.


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