<TITLE>04. Par 13-16</TITLE>L-13 Now, I believe that all Scripture is given by inspirations. And the Scripture is--has got to be right, or all of it right, or there might be that if we could say: some of it's right and some of it's not right, then we get ourself all mixed up. I just believe that it's all the truth.
Now, I may not be able to have faith to make it all manifested, Its promises and so forth, to bring them to pass, but I will never stand in somebody's way that does have faith to do it. I might not climb where Enoch did, and take a afternoon walk with God, and go home with Him. I might not have that much faith. And I might not have enough faith to shout like Joshua that knocked the walls down. But I certainly not stand in anyone's way who does have that type of faith.

L-14 So, it's a very odd Scripture tonight, but it's a fitting Scripture. Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever. And our reading was that these Greeks wanted to see Jesus.
I do not believe there has been any person who has ever heard of the Lord Jesus but what longs to see Him. All of us do. I might ask this audience tonight, how many of you would like to see Jesus, and every hand in here would go up. We want to see Him.
Then, if these Greeks came to one of His ministers and asked to see Him... We know the Scripture reading on proves that they got to see Him. Then, if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, and we want to see Him, why can't we see Him then?

L-15 Now that's... I know that sounds strange. But it's truth, just the same. Now, if He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, He's got to be the same in principle, the same in power, all but the corporal body. That corporal body sets at the right hand of God. But the Holy Spirit is back here to manifest Jesus in every way that He lived. You're on a... You said, "The works that I do shall you also. A little while and the world will see Me no more. Yet, ye shall see Me for I (a personal pronoun) will be with you to the end of the world." Christ in us.
Then if--if the Spirit of Christ is in the Church, It should be doing the works of Christ; because God set that body aside, the Lord Jesus, His Son. And it was a sanctified virgin born body, that through His Blood, He might redeem us, who were borned after sexual desire and in corruption; that we might be cleansed, not by ourselves or through our own good works, but through His grace we are cleansed from our sins. Because He is that Offering laying there constantly atoning for our sins--we who have confessed faith in Him.

L-16 Therefore, we are cleansed by His Blood, so that His Spirit lives in the Church manifesting Itself, moving among the members. "The works that I do shall ye also." I know the translation there is "greater" than this in the King James, but I believe the right translation would be "more" than this shall you do, for there could hardly be greater. He raised the dead, and stopped nature, and He did everything. "More" it'd be a universal, all around the world in the Church at the same time; where God was manifested in one Person, Jesus, now, It's manifested in the Church universal, around.
Now, then that great Spirit... If I said the Spirit of God was in me, I would be doing the works of God. Jesus said, "If I do not the works of My Father, then believe Me not."


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