<TITLE>12. Par 46-50</TITLE>L-46 Now, coming to the close... It was on the mountain, and after Jesus had been an obedient Child, the flesh, the Lamb, had been led by the Holy Spirit, God, moving in Him... "I come not to do My will, but the will of Him that sent Me. And the One that sent Me, the Father that sent Me is with Me. And as the Father hath sent Me, and went with Me, so send I you." Not only did He send, but He went with Him.
And God don't just educate a man and send him out with a declaration of some seminary experience, but if he's equipped, God goes with him. "I'll be with you, even in you, to the end of the age."
Notice, beautifully, oh how the Word does so go together. How the Holy Spirit cements it into the heart of the people by revelation and love of the Lord Jesus.

L-47 Watch closely. There after obedience, in the mouth of two and three witnesses, the best witnesses that stood on the earth: love--Peter, James, and John: hope, faith, charity... Under the witnesses of hope, under the witnesses of faith, under the witness of love, God placed His Son positionally in the public of all three greatest manifestations, hope, faith, and love, that the world will ever know.
And there, as the father in old age took his son out and put a robe on him and had a ceremony, and after that the son's name was just as good as the fathers, the son had heir of all things... And God taken Christ on Mount Transfiguration in the witness of hope, faith, and love, and overshadowed Him with a Cloud. And the Bible said His raiment shine like the sun, and a voice from heaven said, "This is My beloved Son."

L-48 Now, Peter got all excited as usual. He was a man very zealous. And I wish we all were zealous. Many times you can speak good things in your zealous works. But Peter got all enthused when he really saw what happened. God was going to let him have that testimony just in a little while after they went down.
But when he saw standing... There were three here, hope, faith, and love. And there were three standing yonder on the mountain. Peter, James, and John here, Moses, Elijah, and Christ standing there in a confirmation of these three here. Now, they looked. There stood Moses first; next stood Elijah, the prophet.

L-49 And some people asked us, "Will we know each other when we get there?" When Elijah and Moses had been gone many hundreds of years... Not only will we know each other; we'll know them whom we've never seen. Peter, James, and John had never seen Moses, and yet recognized them in a twinkle of an eye when they were standing under the shadow of the Almighty.
What will it be when we stand there? I'll know Sankey when I see him. I'll know his voice though I never heard him. I'll know Wesley. I'll know Moody, Calvin, Knox. We'll know them all when we get there. We'll take on a different aspect than what we are now. We'll be in a temporarily or--or in a glorified state; Peter, James, and John was.

L-50 So in that prefigure if they could recognize men without one flaw, that they had never seen or saw a picture of, that had been gone for hundreds of years, but in a prefigure could in a moment's time recognize them without doubt, what will it be when we're glorified, standing in His Presence? Will we know one another? Certainly, we'll know everybody. A little bit of infinitency will set upon us as God is infinite.
Notice, I must close. As they looked, and Peter, as a real good seminary student would say, "You know, I believe all churches is right. I..." [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]


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