<TITLE>03. Par 10-13</TITLE>L-10 And the woman said, "I can prove to you that He wasn't nothing but a man. I can prove by the Bible that He was just a man."
I said, "I want to see it done."
She said, "Here, Saint John 11, when He was going down to Lazarus' grave, the Bible said, He wept." Said, "Nothing but a man could weep."
I said, "Oh, lady, look. He was a man when He was weeping. But when He stood there with the tears in His eyes, and there laid a man dead, his soul four day's journey, his body had rotten, He said, 'Lazarus, come forth.' And a man been dead four days stood on his feet and lived again. That was more than a man; that was more than a prophet; that was God in Christ." I said, "He was a man when He come down off the mountain and was hungry, looking around the tree. He was hunger like a man. But He... When He taken five loaves and two fishes and fed five thousand, that was more than a man. That was God the Creator." Amen.
"He was a man laying out there on that boat that night. He'd been praying and preaching all day. His poor little frail body was so tired, till the waves didn't wake Him up. I can see that little old boat, like a little stopper on the sea. Ten thousand devils of the sea swore they'd drown Him that night. He was laying there like a man asleep, so tired. But when He woke up, walked out, put His foot on the brail of the boat, looked up towards heaven, He said, 'Peace be still.' That was more than a man. That was God. That the winds and waves obeyed Him." Yes, sir.

L-11 That was a Man hanging on Calvary, our supreme Sacrifice, and the blood running from His hands, and from His side where He was striped for us. And He screamed for mercy. That was a man dying. But on Easter morning when the seals was broken, and the stone rolled back, and He rose again, He proved He was God.
No wonder the prophet said, "Living, He loved me; dying, He saved me; buried, He carried my sins far away. Rising, He justified, freely forever. Someday He's coming; oh, glorious day."

L-12 How I long to see Him, to see Him here in His Spirit. Someday the Holy Spirit will leave the church. And we will meet Him in the air. And these old bodies...?... will be changed, and made like unto His own glorious body...?... and spend a thousand years with you...?... and we will live in His presences forever. He's the same Jesus tonight. Believest thou this?
The Bible says He's Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever. Believest thou this?
He's the same Jesus tonight, that a woman touched His garment and virtue went from Him. He's the same Jesus tonight. Believest thou this?

L-13 When the Hebrew children was in the fiery furnace, because of the Word of God. Jesus the Son of God was standing by them. Believest thou this?
I believe He's the same One that sent an Angel in the den of the lions with Daniel, so no harm could come to him. Believest thou this?
I believe He's the same One that come to the man at the pool of Bethesda. Thirty-eight years sickness... He said, "Take up thy bed and go home now." He's the same Jesus tonight. Believest thou this?
He's the same Jesus that told the woman at the well, after talking to her a few moments. He told her her troubles. He's the same Jesus tonight. Believest thou this?
He's raised from the dead; He's alive forevermore. Believest thou this? I believe He's here right now to anoint His same power. Believest thou this? I believe the sick's going to be healed in a minute. Believest thou this? I believe these sick people setting here... There's people laying around here that won't even get up now. They'll be getting up, walking after while. Believest thou this? Amen. He's my Lord. Let us talk to Him in prayer.


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