<TITLE>26. Par 81-84</TITLE>L-81 Oh, isn't He beautiful? Oh, don't we just love Him? Wonderful. Now, friends, I know I--I did keep you a little bit long, but this is Sunday night, there is just about fifteen more minutes or twenty. We're going to call a prayer line.
Now, how many believes that the Scripture teaches that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever? How many knows that the Bible says that He is a High Priest that can be touched by the feeling of our infirmities? If He is the same yesterday... And how many believes that we're the--we're at the end of the Gentile age? How many Bible readers, with your hands up, will wave like this and pro--and believe that He promised that He would do the same things to the Gentile closing, that He did at the Jewish?
See, here's what it is. If God is ever called on the scene to make a decision, the way He makes it, He's eternal; it has to be the same every time when He's called again. So when He was called on the earth to come to the earth, to declare Himself the Messiah, to end up the Jewish and Samaritan age, He's got to do the same thing when He comes on after... The Jews had four thousand years; we've had two thousand years at the end of the age to come on the scene and do the same thing. Is that right?

L-82 Well now, if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, He's got to be the same in principle, the same in power, the same in manifestation. Only thing is a corporal body; His body is at the right hand of God the Father in heaven setting on the throne. You believe that? A High Priest. And now, His Holy Spirit is here, which the Spirit was upon Christ, which is God, in human flesh, your flesh, my flesh, as the Blood cleanses us. He preaches the Gospel through the preacher, prophesies through the prophet, and reveals the secret hearts, speaks through tongues, interprets tongues, and everything's setting in order. You believe that? All right.

L-83 All right, now let's call the prayer line. Now, now, he told me he give out prayer cards, but I say I don't know what and where. Oh, Billy, you're so little I always miss you. All right, 1 to a 100, J. All right. Number 1? Let's start. Who has J like in Jesus. J look at the--it's got a J and a number. J-number-1, who has it? Raise up your hand. You sure? All right. Come right over here, lady. Number 2, who has J-number-2? Would you raise your...

L-84 [Blank.spot.on.tape--Ed.]... my life. And she's a stranger to me, 'cause we just held our hands that we were strangers to one to another. Now, I don't know her, neither does she know me. But now she's here for some purpose. What is it? Is she sick? Maybe so. Maybe she's here for somebody else. Maybe it's domestic trouble. Maybe it's--it's financial trouble. Maybe it's something else; I don't know. See? I--I don't know. God does know.
Now, if she's come in here, ordinary like, in healing services, I'd lay my hand upon her and say, "God, heal the woman. I'm a believer. I ask it to be done so. Amen." Now, the woman have a right to go away and believe. If she believed that, that's the Word of God, lay hands on the sick. Is that right? She'd have a right to believe that. But now what if the Holy Spirit comes and reveals something to her that's down in her life, tells her what has been? And if He could tell her accurately what has been, surely she could believe what would be then. Is that right? Now, how many knows that that's what Jesus did, raise up your hand. That's what He promised. That's exactly.


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