<TITLE>12. Par 41-43</TITLE>L-41 I'd rather have it than anything I know. I wonder tonight if you would let all the hustle and bustle of your mind, the confusion, everything that's in your mind, if you'd stand still just for a few minutes, let God talk to you. See if He don't tell you you're wrong.
"Oh," you say, "I belong to church, the same church my mother did." That has nothing to do with it. Hell will be made up of church members. That's right.
Unless a man is borned again. When he is borned again, the life of God dwells in him. And then the fruits of the Spirit follows, which is, love, peace, joy, longsuffering, goodness, meekness, gentleness, patience. He becomes a new creation in Christ Jesus. He's a part of God, a son of God. He can no more die than God can die. He's got Eternal, Immortal Life and cannot die. Jesus said, "He that heareth My Words and believeth on Him that sent Me hath (present tense) Eternal Life, and shall never come to the judgment, but's passed from death unto Life."

L-42 And my poor decrepit sinner friend tonight, won't you stand still just a minute, let God speak to you? And when the services begin, when the Holy Spirit is here now, the great Holy Ghost, the resurrected Christ, Who's here in the form of the Holy Ghost... The Holy Spirit is Christ in spiritual form. And when He's here tonight, the same yesterday, today, and forever, and the faith that stopped that old, that--from that old blind beggar there, could stop Him in the road, is the same faith that the woman touched His garment with and He turned and looked. He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.

L-43 He's just as much here right now as He was on the Jericho road. He's just as much here as He was on the road to Jairus' house where He raised the girl and the woman touched His garment. He said, "I can do nothing in Myself."
He passed by a great mass of people laying blind, halt, withered, walked right through every one of them, the pool of Bethesda.
What do you think would happen in Saskatoon if He come and did that? Here He was, a woman touched His garment and was healed. A few days later, Saint John 5, here He is going through the pool of Bethesda. Great multitudes, thousands of them was laying at this pool. Look what the Bible said it was: lame, blind, halt, withered waiting; mothers with water-head babies, blind mothers, blind fathers, crippled, lame, trying to get into the pool, and Jesus, the Son of God walking out among them. And He... Why didn't He heal them? He got some criticism over it. He'd get it tonight. But He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.


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