<TITLE>04. Par 12-14</TITLE>L-12 Now, Jesus--that I might speak to you this way, when He was on earth, He did not claim to be a Healer, He claimed He only did as the Father showed Him to do. Is that right? How many ever read that in the Bible? You know, Saint John 5:19. That Jesus Christ Himself, never healed anybody, no. He said, "I do nothing till the Father shows Me first what to do." He saw a vision of what to do, and then He did what the Father told Him. He said that, and His Words, of course, is true, isn't it? Saint John 5:19, when 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."
Now, He had to tell the truth, because He was infallible; He was the Son of God. And God Himself, was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. The Body, the Man was Jesus, the Son of God; but the Spirit in Him, was Jehovah Itself, tabernacled here in human flesh, in order to take away sin.

L-13 Did you ever notice the great thing, why God did that? Now, God had to be made flesh, because it wouldn't be right if they... If somebody else was flesh, and if God was a Man of flesh Who sent a different man, to make two men, having two Gods, it wouldn't be right. See, because God Himself couldn't send somebody else and be just. If He pronounced the penalty, He had to take it Himself. In order to do it, He had to make Himself a body, which was a created Son, Jesus Christ, Himself dwelled in this for the suffering, made Hisself a little lower than the Angels to take the suffer for sin and for sickness.
Now, may the Lord bless you greatly. Now, tomorrow, I'm not--won't be preaching tonight. I just been out--come from the room praying. And the Holy Spirit is right... I seen one person healed since I stood in the meeting right here, and that's true, since I've been standing here.

L-14 Now, if you just be in prayer, I just want to speak a little bit from the Scriptures to get kind of a feeling for the Word. And His Word will never fail, mine will fail; 'cause I'm just a man. But His Word can't fail, because it's God. And I want to read just a--a verse of His Word. And if you take no more than this verse home with you, you'll certainly profit by being at the meeting. And now, over in the 18th Chapter of Saint Luke and the 42nd verse, we read this:
 And Jesus said unto him, Receive thy sight: thy faith has saved thee.
May He add His blessings to His Word. Now, I want to speak--there's several little bright eyed children setting here tonight. And if there is a tomorrow, they're the men of tomorrow. And just a tiny drama, if you older ones will understand, tomorrow will be your time at the evangelistic service, but for the children also, we read this Scripture.


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