<TITLE>11. Par 39-40</TITLE>L-39 And now, lady, not knowing you, and I've never see you in my life, as far as I know; this is just we meet here. But if the Lord Jesus, by some way, will let me know what you're asking of Him, would you believe it to be the same, as the woman of Samaria said, "We know that that's the Messiah by the sign."? Would you believe that? You will?
Will the audience believe it? That you might know the sincerity of both the woman and I, here is the Bible. And I have never seen the woman in my life, is that right? We don't know each other... That's right? Raise your hand so that they'll see. We know not each other. And if He will... I don't say that He will; I believe He will. I believe He will, but if He will and this one case would settle it exactly, then it's to you next.
How many's has never seen one of the meetings before, raise your hand? Never been in one of the meetings? How... The same one's that's raised their hands that they've never been in one of my meetings, knows that this is the Scripture, what Jesus promised, raise your hands back again. All right. That would settle it.
Now she and you, if He does, will have to know that it's some Supernatural power. Now, depends on what you think it is. You know what the Pharisees said, when that was done to Philip? They said, "He's Beelzebub, the devil. He's a spiritualist, a fortuneteller."
Jesus said, "I'll forgive you for that, but when the Holy Ghost comes and does the same thing, one word against It will never be forgiven in this world, neither in the world to come." God be merciful. You're not playing church; this is the last hours of this Gentile race. And it's the sovereignty of God.

L-40 Let me say this: you're looking for something to come to pass that's already here; it's going a past you, and you don't know it. You're trying to place it in a future. Little did they know Elijah was Elijah, till he was dead. Little did they know Elisha was, until he was gone. Little did they know that John was; even the disciples didn't know he was that man. They even said to Jesus, "Why does the Scripture say that Elias must come first?"
He said, "He's already come, and you didn't know him." They didn't know who Saint Francis of Assisi was. They didn't know who--who Saint Patrick was.
The Catholic church claims him, but he was about as much Catholic as I am. He protested the church, and so did Saint Francis of Assisi. How about Joan of Arc, a spiritual woman who saw visions and everything, and the Catholic church burned her to a stake, not knowing who she was, and hundreds of years later, dug up the bodies of the priests, and done a repentance by throwing them in the river. Now, she's a saint. It went past them before they knew it.
Don't let this pass you. Not me, but it's Him. Don't let His blessed, resurrected presence pass by, and you're looking, the devil's pointing you in the future, when it's right here, now.


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