<TITLE>26. Par 186-190</TITLE>L-186 His hair, and His eyes once dimmed with human tears, yet I want you to notice something about those eyes. When He was on earth, yet they were dimmed with tears like a man, for He cried at the grave of Lazarus. Right. Full of sympathy, His humanity, He was clothed, He was God clothed in humanity in order to take away sin. But yet behind that humanity, He had something behind that could look right down into the heart of a man and know all about him. Why? There was something behind Him, yet He was clothed in mortal flesh.
But they didn't know Who it was, "If you don't believe," He said, "that I am He, you'll die in your sins." That's right. "If I do not the works of My Father, then believe Me not; but if I do the works of My Father, than believe the works if you can't believe Me." Oh, how He tried to get the message to them, the revelation. Could look right down into the heart of a man and know all about him.
How I think of that: Those eyes that once pierced over the mountains, looked into the face of suffering, and could weep like a man; but yet could take the Spirit of God behind that human vision there and see all things, things which was, and things which were--were, and things which would come, foretell the end from the beginning, that's 'cause God was behind them human eyes. Let God come into your life and take control of you, and He'll show you things to come. For it's not you no more; it's the Holy Spirit in your life back there looking through them mortal eyes to pick out things.

L-188 O glory to God. "I'll pour out of My Spirit upon all flesh, and your sons and daughters shall prophesy; your young men shall see visions, your old men shall dream dreams." Hallelujah. Sometimes He has to put you to sleep so He can look through you, but He'll sure show you many times. "Your young men shall see visions, your old men shall dream dreams; upon My handsmaids and maidservant will I pour out of My Spirit. Not upon My deacons and pastors, and upon My... Upon whosoever will, upon all flesh, I'll pour out My Spirit." You wonder why I scream that out, but it's coming in these church ages.

L-189 There He was, those eyes. And remember, one day those eyes that were dimmed with tears, those eyes will stand at the judgment. Now, they're like fiery flames running to and fro through the whole earth, and there's nothing happens but what He knows it. Oh, my, it's recorded. Running to and fro through the earth watching every move, perceiving every thought, knowing everything you're doing, the intents of the heart, what you intend to do. He knows all about it. He knows whether you love Him. He knows whether your intentions are right to serve Him. He knows all about it. And what will it be when you stand that day when every sin's naked before Him, and He stands there at the white throne judgment?

L-190 God, deliver me from that place. I don't want to see that. When a angered God walks out there with fire flashing from His eyes, with the righteousness, the white wig over His head like that, and His eyes flashing with fire that knows every thoughts of your heart, and everything you ever intended to do. Hide me over in the Rock of Ages cleft for me. The old fellow used to sing, "When this world's on fire, stand by me. Stand by me, and let Thy bosom be my pillow. Hide me over in the Rock of Ages." God, I don't want Your judgment. I don't want Your... What I want is Your mercy, Lord. That... Give me Your mercy, not Your justice. Just give me Your mercy, not Your laws, not any of the... Just give me mercy, Lord; that's all I can plead for. Nothing in my arms I bring (I'm no good, no account.), only simply to Thy cross I cling. Lord, that's all I know: One come to take my place.


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