<TITLE>05. Par 18-21</TITLE>L-18 May God in heaven, bless His Words tonight and His people together as we approach on the Word, talking about Jehovah-Jireh. Now, God has seven compound, redemptive Names. Jehovah-Jireh is the first, "Jehovah-jireh, the Lord will provide Himself a sacrifice." Jehovah-rapha; the Lord that healeth thee, and on down, Jehovah-nissi; the buckler, the shield of peace. Seven compound redemptive Names that was revealed by Jehovah, and all those compound, redemptive names gathered up in one lovely, big Name, Jesus Christ. And in there rests all the fulfilling of the--the compound, redemptive Names of Jehovah.

L-19 Now, God speaking in sundry times and divers manners, to the--the fathers by the prophets, in this last day has spoke to us through His Son, the Lord Jesus. Our belief... If there'd be any strangers in our gates, tonight we want to welcome you. But here is the basic, or the thought, or the basic motive, of us being here in Phoenix, tonight, is this: that we believe that the Scripture teaches, according to the Scripture, Christ rose the third day, according to the Scripture. He is not dead. He is alive for ever more.
And we believe that the Scripture teaches that Hebrews 13:8, that He is the same in principle, same in power, same in compassion, same in works, yesterday, today, and forever. And everything that He was then, He is now, and will always be.

L-20 We believe that He taught before He left, of His going away, that the unbelievers would see Him no more after His death. But He promised that the believers would see Him, for He'd be with them, even in them to the end of the world. So the world hasn't never met final doom yet, and Jesus is still with us today. Isn't that a wonderful, glorious, marvelous hope that we have, knowing this, that Christ rose from the dead? Now, if we can only find what He was yesterday, we'll know what He is today, and will be forever. Here...
To the strangers I say this, when He was here on earth, He didn't claim to be a great Person, He was just a humble Man, no beauty we should desire Him. He didn't look in His statue like a King, but He was King of Kings. And the works that He did, He claimed that He did none of them by Himself. He said, "I am never alone, the Father's always with Me. Not Me that doeth the works, it's the Father that dwelleth in Me; He doeth the works." He said, "The Father worketh; I worketh hitherto. I can do nothing, but what I see the Father doing. And whatever the Father does, He shows Me, then I go do it." Saint John 5:19, you'll find that. "The Son... Verily, verily, I say unto you, 'The Son can do nothing of Himself, but what He sees the Father do, and that doeth the Son likewise.'"

L-21 And we find out, that in His journey, He had... Power was given to Him, because He was the anointed God. And they had power, that the people out in the audience of Him could pull from Him, virtue.
A woman touched His garment, went out in the audience. She was satisfied; she'd touched Him. So He turned around, looked all around; everybody else touched Him, but she touched Him with a different touch. He said... Looked all around, finally said, "Who touched Me?" Said, "I perceive that I'm getting weak, or virtue has gone out from Me." And He looked around till He found the woman, He said, "Thy faith has healed thee." And I believe He's the same today.


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