<TITLE>03. Par 11-18</TITLE>L-11 They asked me that in Mexico, and said, "What about Jesus?"
I said, "He's not dead. He raised again; He's alive forevermore." See? He isn't dead; He's a-living. The rest of them has passed beyond, which the Scripture says that they that are there cannot come here, and these that are here cannot go there. No man has ever crossed or ever will. So that settles it if the--Jesus said so.
But we find these things operating. So now, in each night the Holy Spirit is trying to get to you the Presence of His Being here, not the presence of a man. A man can only humble hisself, by a gift he can submit himself into a certain realm of the Spirit, that can open God to you. But it will never work until you yourself believe it and accept it, and then it works. See, if you'd set there and every one of you--every one of you would be disbelieving, don't believe a Word of it, it would never work.
Jesus, when He went to His own company, His own country, many mighty works He could not do because of their unbelief. And if He could not do it then, He cannot do it now, because of unbelief. See, it's your faith.
So it takes you and I together with the Holy Spirit to bring these things to pass: to let me rejoice, to let you rejoice, that God is here that keeps His Word.

L-15 But when the Holy Spirit can come into the meeting, fulfilling exactly to the Scripture what He said would take place in the last days, and go out over the audience like He did when He was here, and discern the very secrets of the hearts, and the thoughts and the intents of the heart and the mind, how could anyone doubt? See? There's a perfect miracle, more of a miracle than a cripple walking, 'cause it's impossible for that to happen without spiritual power. It has to be a spiritual power to do that. So--and then you see it just exactly what the Bible promised and what they--what we believe. It's more of a miracle than shouting. See? It's more of a miracle than speaking with tongues. Paul said so. Even genuine Holy Spirit gifts of speaking in tongues, it's more of a miracle than that. We're on the last miracle. It's predicted that way by the Bible.

L-16 So tonight you don't have to wait till tomorrow night to come through the line to be laid hands on. Now, laying hands on you will not do no more than the discerning of the thoughts of the heart: not as much, to me. Then you can just receive it, hold onto it, it's yours. Now, you believe it with all your heart.
But tomorrow night, if you... The Scripture does say, "Go into all the world, preach the Gospel to every creature; these signs shall follow them that believe." All the signs, and then, at last, He said, "If they lay their hands on the sick, they shall recover." That's true. They--the... That will follow the believers. All right. Now, we--we are believers, so that way we have night after night of laying hands on the sick, and God has worked great miracles with them. We've had great miracles with praying over the handkerchiefs. We've had great miracles with the discerning of the thoughts of the heart. See, all of it together works to God's glory. It isn't for a man; it isn't for church; it's for God's glory: God's glory.

L-18 Now, before we open the Word now for the night... Oh, we can turn back the pages like this, but God has to open It; 'cause the Scripture is no private interpretation, but the Holy Spirit that wrote the Scripture is the Interpreter thereof. So let us bow our heads now while we pray. And how many would like to be remembered in the prayer, would you just let it be known by your hands lifted, whatever it is? O God, look. We all need, don't we? I'm needy too, friends. I got my hands up.


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