<TITLE>24. Par 60-61</TITLE>L-60 Me and my wife, in a few weeks now with the baby, she's been with it all along, the loveliest friend, one of the loveliest friends I have in the world.
Yeah, I didn't see you sister. I'm sorry. I didn't notice you setting back in the crowd, especially standing up here and the lights shining in a different way. It's kind of hard. Anyone standing up here can see it's hard just to see people out in the there.
And now, notice, but if Jesus has risen from the dead, what did He do when He was here on earth? I just... Take your time. Don't be in no hurry. What did He do? One thing to recognize the truth ought to settle it forever. When Jesus was here on earth, did He claim to be a healer? No, sir. He said, "I don't do any healing at all." Said, "It's My Father does the healing, that dwells in Me." Is that right? Said, "I, as the Son can do nothing." What did He do? He was possessed with the power of God without measure. We have it in measures. He has it without measure. Just like go out in the ocean get a spoonful of the water; it's just a spoonful out of the ocean. That'd be just a little gift here up the side of Him. But remember the same chemicals that's in the spoonful of water is in the whole ocean (See?), the same thing, but just smaller (See?), way smaller.
But when He was standing, the people would look and believe. And certain things and He would call out in the audience and say things. Philip brought Nathanael, He said, "Behold, an Israelite, in whom there's no guile."
He said, "How'd You know me, Rabbi?"
Said, "Before Philip got you when you were under the tree, I saw you."

L-61 He told the woman at the well, after He'd talked to her awhile to contact her spirit. There was something about Him that seen visions. And Jesus said, when He passed by a lot of cripples and twisted people, and so forth, and went over to a man laying on a pallet and said... Now, watch. Jesus knew that He was there. God had showed Him. He healed that man, told him to take up his bed, go to his house. Well, my, when the Jews found him and questioned Him. They brought Jesus into question; here's what He said, "Verily, verily I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what He sees the Father doing, that doeth the Son likewise." Is that right? Then Jesus' own Word said He could do nothing at all until the Father showed Him first what to do.


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