<TITLE>17. Par 59-63</TITLE>L-59 And now, through breaking that blood cell... When the old priest in the Old Testament, under the old order... A sinner brought a lamb. He laid his hand upon the lamb; his throat was cut, because he'd sinned and this lamb died for his sins. Now, the reason he went out, says Hebrews, with the same desire that he had coming in. If he committed adultery, he goes back out with the same desire. If he killed, he goes back out with the same desire, hatred. Because when that blood cell of the lamb was broke, that blood cell in the lamb was an animal's life. It could not come back and dwell in a human life, because the animal life has no soul, but the human life has a soul. See?
Animal don't have a soul. It don't know right from wrong. It don't have to wear clothes and cover up its nakedness, and say bad words, and you know what I mean. See? They, they don't know it. They fell because they're under us. See? Human beings are above the animal life, 'cause they're a god of the animal life. That's right.
It was, in the beginning, because Adam named them and had power over them. In Genesis 1:26 he had dominion over all the earth. He was, he was made in the image of God and was made to be a lesser god. Jesus said so. Said, "Did not your law say that you are gods? And if they call them gods who the Word of God came to (which was prophets), how do you condemn Me when I say I'm the Son of God?" See, there you are.

L-60 Now, now, in this, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost... Now, after He dwelt in the Pillar of Fire, then came down and made Hisself a body, brought Hisself down a tent of human flesh and dwelt in it among us, God went... I Timothy 3:16 : "Without controversy (Paul speaking), great is the mystery of godliness: for God was manifested in the flesh..." Creator became Saviour. In the great song that Booth-Clibborn wrote: "The great creator became my Saviour, and all God's fullness dwelleth in Him." See?

L-61 Now, notice. Father--then He was the Father, way above us. Couldn't even get around where He was at. Then He became Son and we could touch Him, feel Him. He was a man. And then He gave His life. That blood cell was broken by a cruel, sinful, Roman spear when it pierced His heart. And really a broken heart killed Him. His water and blood separated, grief. Broke the cell, of grief, because of the sin of the human race. Used to sing a little song:
Oh, what precious love the Father had for Adam's fallen race.
Gave His only Son to suffer, and redeem us by His grace.

L-62 Now, there that blood cell was broke. Now, when we lay our hands by faith upon that trembling Lamb of God, feel His flesh quivering and shaking for us, and our hands become bathed with His blood, and our souls... The life that was in Him wasn't just a mere man, neither was it an animal. It was God. So that life comes back upon the sanctified one and becomes a son or a daughter, an offspring of God. See, the life of God. And we are sons and daughters of God through the breaking of that blood cell, Jesus Christ.
Now, what is it then? God is back in His people, fellowshipping like He did in the garden of Eden. See? There you are, sons and daughters. Isn't it beautiful? God back...

L-63 Now, now, we're going to finish the baptism; then I must go. Now, from that time, now, the next time baptism's spoke of, Philip went down and preached to the Samaritans. Acts 8, I believe it is. Yeah, Acts 8. Seven, Stephen was stoned. I think it's Acts 8, that Philip went down and preached to the Samaritans. And they had all baptized, every one of them, in the the name of Jesus Christ; but the Holy Ghost had fell on none of them yet.
Peter had the keys. He had to unlock to that generation. Then when he goes down... and the Holy Ghost had fallen on none of them yet, yet they were baptized in the name of Jesus Christ. Peter went down, him and John, and Peter laid hands upon them and they received the Holy Ghost.


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