<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 And then, at this great crucial hour that we are now approaching, where everything's taking place in the great scientific world, and they're trembling, and to know that we are living in the day that the Gospel made many great promises for this day. Now, is those promises true? And if they are true, then we should live by them; and if they're not true, we should get away from them and find out what is true.
Now, this Word is either the truth or it is not the truth. Now, the Bible teaches us here in Hebrews 13:8, that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Now, that either is the truth, or it is not the truth.

L-14 Now, if He is the same, there's only one thing that would make Him any different from what He was when He walked on the banks of Galilee: that is that He would not be in a corporal body. Now, that body has been lifted up, and it's on the throne of God tonight. He that overcometh shall set with Me on My throne, as I have overcome and set down on My Father's throne.
And when He comes, He will come like the Light, coming from the east to the west. And every eye shall see Him, every knee shall bow, and every tongue shall confess, when He comes.
Coming down the road this afternoon, when I got out of our eastern cloudy skies, and was looking up into the bright blue... My little wife had went to sleep over at the side in the little truck. And as I looked up towards the skies and seen how blue it was, I looked back to Billy to see how far he was behind me. And as I looked back, I looked in the glass, and seen a little-bitty spot of blue in my eyes. I thought, "Wonder, God being so great, wonder if all the skies is just the blue of His eye. And that sun yonder, that this little earth turns around, is the sight that's in His eye just looking all over the earth?"
And that's just His eye. How great Thou art. How great Thou art. He can see. And I thought, "O God, how wonderful You are."

L-15 And then the Bible teaches that Jesus was here on earth, and lived with us for thirty-three and a half years and ascended up. And after He... Before He went up He promised His disciples that He would send the Gospel to all the earth, and every creature should be a witness of it.
Now, He said, "As the Father has sent Me, so send I you." Now, the Father that sent the Son, went with the Son. He said, "It's not Me that doeth the works, it's My Father that dwelleth in Me. He doeth the works." Then if He was to be--if the Church was to be sent in the same measure that God sent the Son, and the Son sent the Church, then the Father that went with the Son; the Son goes with the Church. Amen. It has to be. "As the Father has sent Me to be a witness of Him, I'm sending you to be a witness of Me," in other words. I'll be with you, even in you, to the end of the world: Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever. What a marvelous thing.
Now, that's either the truth or it isn't the truth. Now, Christ... I know the church fails, and the church witnesses. But Christ has no weakness. He cannot fail. He will always be Christ, the Son of God, the anointed, the Logos that went out of God. He will always be that.

L-16 And now, if He is so great, as we see Him in Galilee, as we see Him through the Bible as the pages unfold. And with these promises, I wonder tonight, if we as His church wouldn't have just as much right as those Greeks did, that come up to the worship, to say, "Sirs, we would see Jesus."
Now, there's some things in the Bible that God wants us to challenge. God is an all powerful God, and He give His servants a commission to do great things. And we mustn't be afraid to ask God to do great things, because He's asked us to do the impossible without Him. So if He's asked us to do the impossible, we want to have the omnipotent God to do those impossibles. "Go ye into all the world; preach the Gospel to every creature. These signs shall follow them that believe," the impossible with man. And we mustn't be afraid to ask God to keep His Word.


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