<TITLE>14. Par 59-62</TITLE>L-59 I believe that Jesus is raised from the dead, church. I believe He's alive among us tonight. Do you believe it? And He's here just now. And I believe that He will. I can't say He will. My faith lets me believe that He will, and somehow do tonight the same things He did when He walked the shores of Galilee.
That's the faith as far as I know it in the Bible. Jesus promised it. Jesus introduced it. Jesus lived it. God produced it through Him, out of Him, nothing but what the Father showed. The apostles did the same thing. They come against obstacles and could not do it. But when God showed them something, they went and done it. That's right. And that is the faith that was once delivered unto the saints.

L-60 Now, I want to ask you something now, as I close. If our precious beloved Lord Jesus, the Son of God, in His resurrection power, will come into this audience tonight as a living Being in a form of--as the Holy Spirit, and will do again through you and I the things that He did here on earth, will you accept Him as your personal Saviour, and have no more doubt in your mind? If you will raise your hands and say, by raising your hands...?
You mean to tell me only one third of you will believe? What's left for you to do, but to be condemned then? You mean if the Lord Jesus Himself... How could you ever be forgiven? Let me say one word. What is the unpardonable sin? To reject truth when it's presented to you. Is that right?
Hebrews 10 said, "If we disbelieve (or sin, same thing, sin is unbelief: 'He that believeth not is condemned already.')--if we disbelieve willfully, after we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sin, but a fearful looking for the judgments and fiery indignations; which shall devour the adversaries." Is that right?

L-61 Where was it first told to Jesus? When He was doing the very same thing that I promised that He--by God's help that He will do sometime while here in Phoenix. Maybe tonight, maybe tomorrow, I don't know, but asking you if He will... And the people come up and misjudged Him, and said, "He does this by Beelzebub."
He said, "Now, whosoever speaks against the Son of man, that'll be forgiven you. But when I'm dead and raised again and you speak that, and reject that same truth through Holy Ghost, you'll never be forgiven in this world or the world to come." Is that the Gospel? That's it. That's what was presented to the saints.
Never forgiven for unbelief when the truth is presented. Shall we pray?

L-62 Our heavenly Father, upon the basis of the shed Blood of Thy beloved Child, the Lord Jesus, upon the witness of the resurrection of His being here, I now come to Thee to ask for pardon and mercy, for myself and this audience, that through Thy Divine grace, that You will overlook all our sins and un--and misbelievings.
Father, knowing that sin is unbelief... And I pray God that You'll wipe all unbelief out of our heart. For we realize that we're mortal beings. We're now bowing our face to the dust where we was taken from and shall return. And maybe before the sun rises in the morning, that we will have to stand in Your Presence to give an account for every idle word and everything that we've done on this earth. Knowing that in a short time... Yea, even science now it's sight, that the end shall come.
And one day through Phoenix before long, and through this earth, there won't be one stone left on another. She'll be blowed into pieces by the atomic bomb, to fulfill the Word of God that says, "The whole heavens and earth will be on fire in that day." The atoms of the earth blowing and exploding, screaming and people reaching for the--for God.
He said, "I'll only mock and laugh at you in your calamity." What a time. Father God, I pray in Jesus' Name that You'll save sinners tonight.


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