<TITLE>05. Par 17-21</TITLE>L-17 His actions, His words, His thoughts, everything comes from one pure unadulterated stream of perfection. Now, when He puts your faith back like that, healing becomes simple. God already spoke it. If He said, "I'm the Lord that healeth all of thy diseases." That settles it for eternity: has to be. When He speaks it, He can't take it back. He can't say, "Well, I made a mistake." 'Cause He's perfect. There can't be a mistake from eternity to eternity. He's pure forever.
Oh, my. When He said, "I will," that settles it. "Ask and you shall receive," that settles it. "Ask the Father anything in My Name, I'll do it." That settles it; that's forever. The word is expressed.
You say, "That was Jesus."
God said, "This is My beloved Son, hear ye Him." He had the Word.

L-18 As I said last night, the prophet said, "THUS SAITH THE LORD, THUS SAITH THE LORD." But Jesus said, "I say unto you." Not THUS SAITH THE LORD, He was the Lord. "In the beginning was the Word; the Word was with God; and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." He was the Word.
Now, notice how perfect it was. Before the foundation of the world, Jesus was already slain. The Bible said He was the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world. How was He slain? The very minute God spoke the Word, it was settled forever. The seed was planted, and it had to come to pass (See?), 'cause He can't speak nothing but the unadulterated truth. See? That's all.

L-19 And if He said He was the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world, that's the very moment that God perceived the thought. And the thought was created by God Himself. And every time God makes a thought, it's a creation; and when He speaks it, it becomes a reality. So every Word of this Bible is God's spoken creative thought. And every time It's taken into the right ground, It'll be made manifest. Amen.
Then all the spooks drop away, every shadow moves, and we stand anchored; nothing can shake you then. See? All the superstitions and ups-and-downs is passed away then; we're right on the Word. God can't do nothing but honor that Word. He has to keep it; it's Him. The Word is God. The Bible said it was. And it's God's eternal, everlasting Word. And to know how perfect He is, then how can He act this way in this crisis, and turn around and deny that, and act another way in the same crisis.

L-20 When a person's crying for mercy and He acts this a way and heals them, and their faith looks to Him, and they believe Him with a pure unadulterated faith believing in Him, and He asks that requirement, "If you can believe you can be healed." And then He turns back over here and this man said, "Lord, You know my heart, I believe You," and won't do it, He couldn't be God and do that. He has to act the same way He did here, or He did wrong here. Then if He done wrong, He's not God. So there you are. He isn't infallible. Then He's just like we--we would be.
Have to say, "Well, I acted that way, but I made a mistake there." See? "But I won't make the mistake over here." See, God can't do that and be God. He has to be God forever. See? He has to be the same forever. He has to act the same way every time. And He does do it. And I've seen it proven over, and over, and over again that I know He does.

L-21 Now, the Bible said in the last days that there would be false prophets arise, false signs arise. And He said, "The beast would come and would deceive all that dwell upon the earth whose names were not written in the Lamb's Book of Life from (where?) the foundation of the world." Amen. How's he going to deceive? He cannot deceive those whose names have been written in the Book of Life from the foundation of the world. The same God that spoke and Christ was crucified before the foundation of the world, the same One called you at that time, and wrote your name in the Book. Amen. I... Now, that--that sounds like it might not be so, but it's the Bible, so it has to be so. See?


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