<TITLE>02. Par 3-4</TITLE>L-3 Just for a moment to kindly get used to each other, I want to ask you just a question. And we'll speak about it for a few moments, if God willing.
These Greeks was a--a curious type of people. They... The Bible says, Paul, I believe, said, "The--the Greeks seeks wisdom. The Jews seek signs." And these Greeks, when they come to ask about Jesus, they didn't exactly desire to see His miracles. They just wanted to see Jesus. And I believe that that would be the attitude of every Greek here, not only Greek, but of every other nationality that's represented here tonight, of the nations and tribes of the earth, as America is the molding pot, where we all come together of different nationalities. I believe that's the desire of every man that ever read the Bible, or ever had a thought that there was a God of heaven; His desire was to see Jesus. And I know that everyone will see Him someday. And every knee will bow, and every tongue will confess that He's the Son of God.
But I want to ask this: Do we have to die to see Him? No, we don't. And now, the Scripture theme says that He's the same yesterday, today, and forever. And if He is the same yesterday, today, and forever; therefore, when He died, He was only dead for a few hours. But He rose again.
And my contentions through the Christian church today, beyond the realms of theology, my contention is that Jesus is alive among the Christian people just as real as He ever was, a manifesting Himself in His deity and power to forgive sins and to heal the sick, to make the lame to walk, the blind to see; and perform every thing that He did when He was here on earth; He will do it yet now. It's... That's either the truth, or the Bible is wrong.
And for me, if I didn't believe the Bible to be the full Truth and the Word of God, I certainly wouldn't be here in New York, tonight a trying to represent It to the people. I have a wife and two little babies at home. And wife is to be mother again right away. And I... You know how they need me at home.

L-4 But I'm here because that I felt that God wanted me to come to Binghamton, New York. And I'm here to do all that I can, to help everybody I can. For I realize that there's no persons here, or nowhere, that would want to be lost. And that every Christian wants to get closer to God. And more we know of God, or see of God, the more we love Him, and the more we believe Him.
And now, I want you to ask you something, you Christians and also nonchristian: If this Scripture, tonight, is true, that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and if He will come into this building, just as real as He was in the days that He was here on earth, will every one of you accept Him to be the same yesterday, today, and forever? Will you believe Him, love Him, surrender your lives and...?... May He grant it to you.
Now, they wanted to see Jesus. How many of you wants to see Him, then? Would you just want to see Him? Sure. I do. God knows that's right. I want to see Him. Well, if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, why can't we see Him? Why can't we? They seen Him then. And if He's the same today, same in principle, same in compassion, same in power, same in love, same in manifestation, why can't we see Him then today as we did then?


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