<TITLE>11. Par 47-50</TITLE>L-47 And now, He said, "These things that I do, it will be declared to another generation after Me; other sheep I have that's not of this fold. A little while and the world won't see Me no more; yet ye shall see Me, for I'll be with you, even in you to the end of the world. The things that I do shall you also": Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever.
All these things that He promised... And besides that come down in our mechanical age, in the days when we're scientific, and proved it, that He was the same by a scientific picture machine. Then what are we going to do? Here it is. If that Angel doesn't do the works of Jesus Christ, then it's the wrong angel. But if It does the works of Christ, then It is the right Angel. That's right. For He is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
How did the Jews know He was the same? When He told that Jew, that real Jew, that Jew that was predestinated to Eternal Life that Philip went and got... And he brought him over there and when he seen Jesus, He said, "An Israelite in whom is no guile."
He said, "When did You know me, Rabbi?"
He said, "Before Philip called you, you were under the tree. I saw you."
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L-48 What would He do to the generation of the Gentiles in their days as we are today. He did that to prove Himself to the Jews. He did it to prove it to the Samaritans. What will He do to prove it to the Gentiles? If He is the same for the Jew as He is for the Samaritan, He's the same for the Gentiles. What does the Gentiles do? Just as they did.
The great scholars, and rituals, and aristocratic, and so forth, and the educated, and smart, and so-called in the world, they say, "It's the devil. Have nothing to do with it, a bunch of holy-rollers. Have nothing to do with it."

L-49 But God in the great resurrection will take that bunch of holy-rollers and condemn the world. That's exactly right. Certainly. 'Cause they have believed, because they have read it in the Bible, and they have seen it for themselves. And they come through cold winds, and through snows, and everything else, to recognize the great gift of God moving in this last days. And they say, "Oh, it's my Lord and my God." Let us pray.
Lord, our Refuge in every generation, the same yesterday, today, and forever, O eternal and blessed God, if we should get up from here right now and go home to our homes, we could go happy and rejoicing because that we believe Your Word.

L-50 But we would ask tonight, that if maybe some here that's kind of disheartened as those who came from Emmaus one day. From Jerusalem going to Emmaus, You walked along the road with them, and talked with them, and preached to them. And they thought that You had kind of a strange way of explaining the Scriptures, for they said afterwards, "Did not our heart burn within us as He talked to us along the road?"
But when You once got them in the little building and closed the door, You did something just like You did before You were crucified and had risen. And they recognized that it was You, for no one could do it like that but You. And they said it was the Lord. And they rushed back with the news.


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