<TITLE>11. Par 46-49</TITLE>L-46 And that's the way Jesus full of love and compassion, passed through these people, with love and compassion... But when we think, "This poor old man laying here. This poor little child that's a dying." This that. That is the Agapao love. That's a love. That's our compassion that we have. That's humanly speaking.
But Phileo love is to do the will of Him that's send you, Divine love. He passed through that crowd of all them twisted, and lame, halt people, went right over there to a man laying on a little pallet. Now, watch; Jesus knew... I'm coming back to this one now. Jesus knew the man had been there. And He hunted around till He found that man. Wonder why? Looked all through that audience, till He found the man, like He did to the woman, looked through to find who it was touched His garment. When He found the--the man, he said, "Will thou be made whole?"
He said, "Sir, I have no one to put me in the water. I can walk. I'm not crippled. I--I'm all right. But I--I've got a disease that's been retarded for thirty-eight years." The man never said that, but Jesus knew that. So he said, "I've had a disease..." It wasn't going to kill him. But said, "When I'm coming to the water, someone can outrun me, or just steps down before me."
Jesus said, "Rise, take up your bed and go into the house." He picked up his bed and started off.

L-47 The Jews found him. They begin to question him. Then they brought Jesus in and questioned Him. And when they questioned Jesus... Listen. What would say tonight in a Divine healing service if the mayor of the city was deformed and laying here to be healed, and here stood the--the president of the United States, the governor, congressman, and all them, maybe, with cancer, or tuberculosis laying twisted and bound, laying on a cot, and God would come around and heal some poor illiterate colored woman or--or boy? See? That's the way God does it. You get what I mean?
Go up here on the Apache reservation and heal him. He don't even know his A, B's from C's. God doesn't look at human prestige. He looks at the simplicity of faith. It was there.

L-48 Jesus said to them... No doubt they said to him, "Let me see you go down and heal this one. I'll believe you." They said that to Him. "Come down off the cross, and we'll believe you." Put a rag around His face and said, "Now, you--you perceive thoughts. You tell people what's wrong with them and so forth." Put a rag around His head, and hit Him on the head, and said, "Now, tell us who hit you. We'll believe that you're a prophet." He never opened His mouth. God don't clown for people. No. It isn't a--a stage show. It's the Church of the living God in operation.

L-49 Then notice, Jesus said as soon as the this was done. He said to them... Listen at His words, Saint John 5:19. "Verily, verily I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what He sees the Father doing. Whatever the Father doeth, He showeth the Son." Is that right?
Read it when you go home, the 5th chapter of Saint John. Jesus said, "I can't do nothing in Myself." Did He tell the truth? He had to tell the truth. In order to be God, He had to tell the truth. His words were infallible. He said, "I can do nothing in Myself."
Therefore He didn't heal one person in Himself. He said, "I... The Father shows Me first by a vision what to do, then I go do it. Verily verily I say unto you (John 5:19), the Son can do nothing in Himself; but what He sees the Father doing; that doeth the Son likewise. The Father worketh, and I worketh hitherto."


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