<TITLE>15. Par 52-55</TITLE>L-52 But look at these men who were ordained to Life. O God. Their name's immortal today. They're in glory with Christ. They recognized it to be the Messiah. He said, "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God, the King of Israel."
He said, "Because I told you that, you believed. Then come go along with Me. You'll see greater than this." But because he believed...
Now, if that was the sign of the Messiah yesterday, and He's the same Messiah today, it'll have to be the same thing today as it was yesterday. That's how He makes Himself known to His church.

L-53 Now, there's only three races of people on the earth. That's Ham, Shem, and Japheth's people; and that day, which was considered Jew, Gentile, and Samaritan. Now, the Gentiles, we Anglo-Saxon, we were heathens in them days. We worshipped idols,  Romans, and so forth, with clubs on our backs; and we wasn't looking for no Messiah. And remember, Messiah only comes and makes Himself manifest to those who are looking for Him.
The reason we don't see these things today, we're not looking for Him. We're looking at our churches, our denominations, our great structures, how much we're growing. Get your eyes off of that. Look to the Messiah. We're at the end time.
Now, notice what taken place. Then we find out that He came... Now, there's... He made... That's how He made Himself known to the Jews.

L-54 Now, we're going to take, turn over a couple of pages to Saint John, the 4th chapter. He was going to Jericho. If anybody's ever been in Palestine, it's down below Jerusalem. That's where He was on His road. But He had need go by Samaria up on the mountain. Wonder why? Now, in Saint John 5:19--5:19, you'll read this: "Verily, verily, I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what He sees the Father doing..." See, He was a prophet, the prophet part of Him. Now, He's more than a prophet. Don't think I'm denying him a prophet. I do not.
I heard Sister Florence singing awhile ago. I'd like for her some night down here to sing, "Down From His Glory." I love that song. It expresses the supreme Deity of Jesus Christ. In the days when they try to make Him just a prophet, He was a God prophet. He was more than a prophet. He was God made manifest; but His sign of Messiah was a prophet.

L-55 Now, we find out that when... We see Him there, standing there; then goes up to Samaria. Now, the Samaritans was also half Jew and Gentile, that worshipped God. Now, we find out that He went up there, and it was about eleven or twelve o'clock. He sent His disciples away to buy some vittles, food; went down into Samaria. He set down at the well, probably a panoramic--something like this beautiful picture back here--setting out there at the well. If you was ever at Samaria, notice the public city well there, still it's there.
And it's about eleven o'clock in the day. There was a woman come out to get some water. Let's think she was beautiful, like some of the ladies of today, only it was a little different. Then we find out that she... Yep. I was thinking about her, going to have, make her have long hair.
I was thinking about that woman that washed Jesus' feet, you know, with her tears and wiped them with her hair. Huh. She'd have a hard time... She'd have to stand on her head today to get enough hair down there to wipe his feet with. They've cut it all off. The Bible said it's her glory, so she just cut her glory away. I don't know why. Maybe she looked at somebody up here she thought more about up in Hollywood. But however...


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