<TITLE>10. Par 32-34</TITLE>L-32 And listen. Do you hear me? Listen close. What Jesus was then, He is today or the Bible is wrong. That right? What the faith was then, that they contended for then, is today, or we're false accusers, or the Bible is wrong. Now, it cannot be and the Scriptures saying, "He is the same yesterday, today, and forever." If He died and went into the grave, that settled it. He's just another man like Buddha, or Mohammed, or any of the rest. But if He rose from the dead, then He's the same, if He's risen. If He isn't risen, then He's just one of the philosophers. He was just a prophet. But if He's risen from the dead, He's God. He's immortal. He's with us now.
And if God doesn't prove that here on this campgrounds then I'm a false accuser and a false prophet. Jesus Christ is a living tonight, and can prove it that He's here on earth, right here at Campbellsville, Kentucky, tonight just the same as He was in Galilee. Amen. What a statement. But His Word's either right or It's wrong. And I know It's right. For before half a million heathens at a time I seen His great majesty rise in power, shut every witch doctor down and take glory to Himself. Oh, my. How wonderful to put your simple trust in the living, resurrected Lord Jesus Christ.

L-33 Certainly it makes us a little emotional. You can't help it. Thinking in the days, an atomic bomb hanging in the hanger yonder that could destroy the nations, cobalt and everything, when three of them would put the whole world out of commission, a total annihilation, what's left for the human race?
But there's a Lord Jesus, and a heaven, and an eternity. And the blessings of God waits for those who wait for Him and believe in Him. How marvelous. No wonder it's emotional. No wonder it causes us to--to feel the way we do. He's glorious.

L-34 Now, I want to ask you something. Notice Him. When He come on earth and He started out, in Luke 2, He was having a meeting, perhaps praying for the sick. And there was a man by the name of Philip. And Philip got converted. And as soon as he got converted to the Lord Jesus, he went quickly to find his friend. That's a good sign of conversion, when you want to tell somebody else about it.
He run quickly. So he left the prayer meeting, and he goes around the hill several miles, and he finds his friend by the name of Nathanael. And he said, "Come, see Who we have found. Jesus of Nazareth, the Son of Joseph."
And when he said that, Nathanael, a righteous man, raised up and said, "Could there be any good thing come out of Nazareth? Jesus of Nazareth, a wicked city like that, and any good thing come out of there?"
God usually takes the bad things to bring the good out. That's right. Life has to come out of death. Did you know that? He takes the bad things to bring the good out.
"Could any good thing come out of Nazareth?" And I think Philip give him the best remark that I've ever heard, said, "Come and see." That's a good thing.
"Some--something going on?"
"Well, if you don't believe it, come, see for yourself." That's the way. Now, said, "Come and find out."


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