<TITLE>16. Par 49-51</TITLE>L-49 But when they come up to the well to get the water, Jesus setting there, and He said, "Woman, bring Me a drink."
And she said, "It's not customary for you Jews to ask we Samaritans such. We have no dealings with each other."
He said, "But if you knew Who you were talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink." Said, "I bring you wa--give you water you don't..."
She said, "The well's deep and you have nothing to draw with." And on it went; the conversation went at length. She said, "Our father's worship... And our father Jacob drink at this well, and You say... We worship in this mountain and you say at Jerusalem." And the conversation went on. What was Jesus doing? Now, you have to take my word for this. He was contacting her spirit. The Father had sent Him up there. He didn't know why, but He was waiting. So when He contacted, talked to the woman... Now, listen close. When He was talking to the woman, He found her trouble. Said, ''Go, get your husband." That was her trouble. Is that right? "Go, get your husband." He was talking about Waters of Life, so that's what she needed. Said, "Go, get your husband."
She said, "I don't have any."
He said, ''That's right. You've got five. And the one you have now is not your husband."

L-50 Now, listen to the woman. Now, what did Nathanael say when Jesus done that on him? Said, "Thou art the Son of God, the King of Israel." That was the Jewish attitude.
Now, what's the Samaritan attitude. Watch. Said, "You said right..." Jesus did--said... "You said right: you don't have any husband."
She said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a Prophet." Now, listen. "We (Samaritans), we know that when the Messiah cometh He'll tell us these things. He telleth all things." But she didn't know Who He was. She knowed that was the sign of the Messiah, so He must be a prophet of the Messiah, because she knew that when Messiah come... And they hadn't had no prophets for years, so she knew that that looks like the sign of the Messiah. She said, "We're taught to believe that the Messiah when He comes, He'll do that, but Who are You?"
He said, "I'm He that speaks to you." Amen. "I'm He."
Into the city she went and said, "Come, see a Man that told me the things that I... Isn't this the very Messiah?" If that was the Messiah then, that He done that, and He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, He has to do the same thing today, if He's the Messiah. Is that right? Now, one more.

L-51 A little woman, one day, had a blood issue. She'd went to the doctors; they'd done all they could. I am not against doctors. God bless them, they're our--they're our servants; they're gifts to the public. But no medicine heals. The doc don't tell you his medicine heals. Doctor can't heal. He don't say he's a healer. If he does, he [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.] healer... You know what I mean; heal-er.
So if I was cranking my Ford, and it broke my arm, and I run in and said, "Doctor, healer, heal my arm right quick; I got to crank my Ford," he'd know I need mental healing. Only thing he could do would be set my arm. Well, I say, "Is it healed? Can I go home and crank my car?"
"Oh, no." He just sets the arm, leaving it for God to heal. Psalm 103:3 said, "I'm the Lord, heals all thy diseases."
What if I cut my hand, say, "I'm bleeding to death, doc. Heal my hand up right quick, that cut." He couldn't heal it. He could sew it up and leave it there so God could heal it. That's all. He's the Lord... Medicine don't build tissue. Medicine keeps clean while God do--builds tissue, just the same as soap and water does to your hand. All right.


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