<TITLE>30. Par -</TITLE>L-196-301 I said, "Lady, He was a man when He was a-pray--when He was weeping. That's right. He was a man when He was weeping, but when He straightened His little frail body up and said to a man that had been dead four days, 'Lazarus, come forth.' And the man that had been dead four days, and rotten, and the skin worms crawling through him, corruption knew its Master and the soul knew its Creator; and a man that'd been dead four days stood on his feet and lived again. That was more than a man."
He was a man when He come down off the mountain that night, hungry, looking around over a tree for something to eat. He was a man when He was looking there for something to eat on that fig tree. But when He took five biscuits and two pieces of fish and fed five thousand, that was more than a man. That was God in man. The one Creator Who could take cooked fish and break it off and it was still cooked fish, took baked bread and broke it off, what kind of an atom did He let loose? Hallelujah. He was God, the Creator of atoms and all things. That was more than a man.

L-197-302 He was a man when He was out there in that boat that night after preaching all day and healing the sick, so tired till ten thousand devils of the sea swore they'd drown Him. That little old boat out there bumping around like a bottle-stopper, the great waves a-flashing from place to place, and Him laying, so tired till the waves didn't wake Him up... The devils was a-roaring, said, "We'll get Him now while He's asleep." But when He awoke--woke up there, He was a man; He was so tired. But when He put His foot on the brail of the boat, and He said to that sea, "Be still." And the winds and the waves obeyed Him. That was more than a man. That was God, the Creator Who made the heavens.
No wonder the apostle said, "What manner of man is this that even the winds and waves obey Him?"

L-19-304 That was more than a man. That was God. He was a man when He was tacked at the cross as a Sacrifice to take away sin. He was a man with nails drove in His hand. He was a man with thorns over His head. He was a man that mockery soldiers spit on Him. He was a man was bruised, striped, and wounded. He was a man. He was a man when He cried, "My God, why has Thou forsaken Me?" He was a man crying for help. But on Easter morning when the seals of death broke loose at the tomb, that was more than a man. He proved He was God.
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!
Oh, mid rendering rocks and darkening skies,
My Saviour bowed His head and died;
The opening veil revealed the way
To Heaven's joys and endless day,
No wonder Eddie Perronet screamed out:
All hail the power of Jesus' Name!
Let angels prostrate fall;
Bring forth the royal diadem,
And crown Him Lord of all.

L-198-306 That's that great Person the Lord Jesus. He was Jehovah, God inveiled in flesh. The Bible said, "Whatever you do in word and deed, do it all in His Name." The Bible said the whole family in heaven is named Jesus, and the whole family on earth is named Jesus. Let's pray in His Name, live in His Name, teach in His Name, die in His Name, buried in His Name, baptized in His Name, resurrect in His Name, go to heaven in His Name. That's His Name, and His Bride is named Mrs. Jesus. He'll take a people out of the Gentiles for His Name's sake.
And I'm not a oneness. No, sir. You trinitarian people get that away from you. I am not a oneness. No, sir. I'm not a oneness, neither a trinitarian. I believe what the Bible says. That's correctly. Amen. Whew. I get too much on one. What was that? Did I get it out? Or, let's see, what was it? Oh, yes, that's right, about the... how the Father was in Christ. He was a man; He was a God-man.

L-198-Q-43 43. Does not the Pentecostal church baptize in the Name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost?
Some of them.


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