<TITLE>08. Par 27-30</TITLE>L-27 Notice. Then the son, if he was a good boy and was very up-and-at-it with the Father's business, one day the father taken that son out into a public place, and robed him in a beautiful garment, and set him up before the public, and had a ceremony. And he adopted his own child into his family. In other words, he positionally placed his son. From then on, his name was just as good on the check as his father's was. It was a placing of the son.
And God back in the Old Testament, being a shadow of the New to come, did the same thing by His Son. He taken three witnesses and took Him up on the mount which is called Mount Transfiguration. And there appeared unto them first Moses and Elijah, first Moses and Elijah.
Now, Peter got all excited. And he said, "Lord, it's really good to be here, so I'll tell what let's do: Let's just build three tabernacles here. And we'll have one for those who keep the law." That's what we got excited about. "Those who want to keep the Sabbath, and the new moons, and not eat meats, and so forth, we'll make a tabernacle for them."
"And then we'll make a tabernacle for those who believe in the prophets, and the Old Testament, and we'll make one for them. And we'll make another one for those who want to come serve You." Peter said, "I think that would be good."

L-28 But Jesus was transfigured before them, God placing His Son. And He robed Him with a garment that glistened like the sun shining in its strength. And a voice from heaven said, "This is My beloved Son; hear ye Him. Moses is gone. The law is gone. But this is My Son; hear ye Him."
That ought to tell you. God placing His own Son... So the law has finished. And all of the Old Testament has been lived. And there's none left but Christ. And God's someday, if the people who are borned again of the Spirit of God, then the Tutor brings message to Father one day it's called to the side, and visited by God, and positionally placed into the body of Christ as a teacher, prophet, evangelist, teacher, pastor, whatever you have been obedient since he's been born, God places that person. You see it?

L-29 Now, then if the authority comes from God, then his message comes from God. Now, we have a lot of impersonations, but God backs up His message. When God does it, God proves it. God stands by it. The father stood by his son in the Old Testament. The Father stands by his Son in heaven. "Whatever He says, I'll do it." See? It's what? Hear ye Him.
Aren't you glad that He said, "Hear ye Him." Why? Moses represents the law. No man could keep the law. There's no flesh saved by the law. The law is a--a condemner of the people. No one could be saved who keepeth the law. No works that you can do can save you. You might do one thing, join church, baptize forward, backwards, whatever you would. That doesn't have anything to do with it. You are not saved by your works.
It's by grace are you saved; that's a gift of God. "No one man can come to Me except My Father draws him first."
You said, "I've sought after God." No, you never, my brother. It was God seeking after you.
"No man can come to Me except My Father draws him first." All that comes to Me then is--they are God's love gifts to Christ.

L-30 And you're not yours, but you belong to Christ. The Father has drawed you out of your life of sin and has given you to Christ, and Christ sent the Holy Spirit to tutor you, or to raise you to believe Him and brought down His schoolbooks. Amen. Now, "amen" means "so be it." I believe it. I'm not amening myself, but I--I--I like the word amen.
Notice. Then I'm so glad that He said that. The law can't save you...?... hear ye Him. He's the only One that has salvation. He the only One that can give you Life. He's the only One that can give you healing. He's the only One that can take away my burden. He's the only One Who can raise me up at the last day. That's the reason, "Hear ye Him."


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