<TITLE>08. Par 21-23</TITLE>L-21 Jesus passed on by all the sick, and the afflicted, and the crippled, went over there, found a man laying on a pallet, said, "Will thou be made whole?"
"Well," he said, "I can walk. When I'm coming down to the pool, why, somebody's a little better off than I am steps in ahead of me."
Jesus said... Now look, Jesus knew that he was laying there, had been sick thirty-eight years, had this disease for thirty-eight years. Why would He heal someone like that? He was doing the will of the Father. And He found him. He said, "Take up thy bed and go into your house." He rolled his bed up and done what Jesus told him to do, went walking on.
The Jews found Him, begin to question Him. They brought Him into a trial. Jesus was brought to a trial.
And the 19th, after 5th chapter of Saint John and the 19th verse, Jesus when He was questioned... I wonder what they were questioning Jesus about. First thing, healing on the sabbath. Next thing, "Why don't You heal them down there? Go down there and make all them well if You can do it?"

L-22 Listen at Jesus remark back. He said, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what the Father shows Me. What I see the Father doing, the Father shows Me, and then I go do it."
In other words Jesus done nothing in Himself until He saw a vision of what the Father said do. Then He went and done it. That's Christianity: doing the will of God. That was His life. That's what Jesus did.
Now, what did He say when He went away? We're contending for the faith that was once delivered. It had to come from somewhere if it was delivered to the saints. Is that right? The faith that was once delivered unto the saints, who delivered it?
He said, "A little while and the world will see Me no more. Yet, you shall see Me, for I will be with you even in you, to the end of the world; and the things that I do shall you also." Even more than this, for I go to My Father." You get it? What was it?

L-23 The faith that He represented, He delivered to the Church to take it to the ends of the world. Amen. Oh, I hope you just really gets down under your skin. Look to your fifth rib on the left side.
Notice, that was the--the faith that Jude was talking about. That kind of a faith, the things that Jesus did, the faith that He had in God, He delivered that same thing to the saints. For He said, "The same things that I do, you do also." Hallelujah. I hope it's all right.
Notice, "The things that I do, shall you also. I deliver this to you. But before you can have it, go up there to the city of Jerusalem and wait a little while. I'm going to send the promise of the Father upon you. I'll be back to see you pretty soon. I'm going up to Calvary. They're going to crucify Me and turn Me into hands of the Gentiles. Wicked men will crucify Me, but I'll raise on the third day. Then I'm coming back again. So tarry ye in the city of Jerusalem." Luke 24:49, "Tarry ye, or wait, up at the city of Jerusalem before you go into all the world with this Gospel. I want you to go up to the city of Jerusalem and wait there until I come."


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