<TITLE>09. Par 30-32</TITLE>L-30 But what did the unbeliever say when these things were done? They were ashamed to speak it right out by their--with their own mouth, but in their heart they said, "He's Beelzebub. He..." And a Beelzebub was the prince of the devils, like a fortuneteller. And anyone knows that fortunetelling's of the devil.
So he said, "He is a Beelzebub." And they didn't say it out loud.
But Jesus perceived their thoughts. It's what the Scripture said. What did He say to that group of Jews that thought that? Said, "Speak that against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven you." But listen close, "When the Holy Ghost is come," in other wise to do the same thing, "one word against it will never be forgiven in this world or the world to come." How many knows the Scripture says that? It's true.
There was a believer accepted it. His name's immortal tonight. There was the unbeliever who disbelieved it, and you know what happened to them. Now, if that was Jesus attitude yesterday, today it'd have to be the same, and forever it'll have to be the same. Now, He didn't... By that they believed. Now, watch. That's exactly how He introduced Himself to the Jewish people.

L-31 In Saint John the 4th chapter now, that's one. Let's go to 4 just for a moment. He had need to go by Samaria when He was on His road down to Jericho. Jerusalem's on a mountain. Jericho's in a valley. But He went up around Samaria. Why? He had need. He sent His disciples away to buy vittles.
And while they were gone, no doubt a beautiful looking young Samaritan woman came out to get some water. Well, it might've been because she had been out all night or something, but she just come out at that time.
And the little panoramic, something like this here maybe, the vines growing around it. Jesus looked at her as He was setting over against the wall. If you ever been in the orients and see how they come to the well... And He said, "Woman, bring Me a drink."
Why, there was segregation in them days between the Jews and Samaritans. And she said, "Why, that's not customary for a Jew to ask Samaritans such a thing." Said, "We have no dealings with one another."
And He said, "But if you knew Who you were talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink. And I'd bring you water that you don't come here to draw."

L-32 The conversation went on. Now, you'll have to take my word for this, if you will. He was contacting her spirit. The Father had sent Him up there. There was a woman, but He didn't know what her trouble was. Then the conversation at length went on about worship within the mountain and some at Jerusalem.
After while He found where her trouble was. And He said, "Go, get your husband and come here." There was her trouble.
She said, "Sir, I don't have any husband."
He said, "That's right. You've got five, and the one that you have now is not your husband. You said well."
Watch the woman. This is not a Jew now; this is a Samaritan. She looked at Him. And she said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a prophet. We know when the Messiah cometh, He will tell us all things."
He said, "I'm He that speaks with you."
Watch what they were looking for. They were looking for that sign that was the sign of the Messiah. Jesus did it before the Jew. The true Jew said, "You're the Son of God."
And now, watch the Samaritan woman. She said, "Well, we're looking for the Messiah to come to do this, but Who are You?"
He said, "I'm He that speaks with you." She left her water pot and ran into the city, and said, "Come, see a Man that told me the things that I've done. Isn't this the Messiah?"


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