<TITLE>20. Par 70-73</TITLE>L-70 O God, the sin of every man and every woman that ever lived, or ever would live, rested upon Him. The burden of whether we'd be saved, the burden of this meeting tonight was upon His shoulders. But the faith of one blind beggar stopped Him. The Bible said He stood. Wish I had just a few weeks to stay here. I'd like to preach on, "And Then He Stood."
Jesus stood still. One faith of a beggar stopped Him, and He stood still. What did it? His faith touched Him, just like the woman that touched His garment.
"Who touched Me?"
And He turned around and said, "Bring him here."
"What would ye that I do for you?"
His faith had touched Him. Just like you touch Him here at night (See?), same thing.
"And you remember brethren what happened? He received his sight. Now, do you remember that?"
"Yes, brethren," said the brethren to Philip. "I remember that."

L-71 Must have been Andrew said, "You remember that day, when we all come up to the well when we went into Samaria to get something to eat? We come up to the well, and we seen this woman of Samaria. We know He never did do that before, a Gentile. He said it would be for another age. He'd do it Himself in another age to Gentiles. But they didn't believe on Him.
He only comes to those, and shows Himself to those who are waiting for Him. That's all. That's right. It's only when He reveals, that He reveals Himself.
Now, watch, as we're closing just in a few moments.
Andrew said, "We all slipped out to get some vittles, and when we come back, you remember we watched the woman coming strolling up to the well. And we knew she was marked as an ill-famed woman?"
"Yes, I remember it." All of them.
"And we slipped around behind the place there and heard what was said. And when, He talked to her a little bit. And He said," 'Go, get your husband.'"

L-72 "And she said, 'I have none.' "You remember how our hearts failed? And we said, 'Oh, my, my, there's one time He made a mistake. The woman denies it.'"
Oh, sure, they might deny it. Sarah denied it too. She said, "I never said it."
But the Angel said, "Yes, but you did say it." And I want to give you a little speck of grace here. God would've slew her right then. But He couldn't, she was part of Abraham.
And our sins, we'd be slain by God, if we wasn't a part of Christ. See, it--it holds it. See? We're the--the Bride. It holds it. Yes, sir.
That's what Balaam failed to see down there as we was talking of the other night. See?

L-73 "Yes, yes, we remember."
"But He looked around and He said, 'Thou has said true. You've had five husbands, and the one you're living with now is not yours.' Did not... And she run into the city... You remember what she said to that, to Him?
She said, 'Sir, I perceive that You're a prophet.'"
Now, what a difference between her testimony and them Pharisees had just said about it, said He was a devil.
"And He told them to call the work of God a devil would separate them from--ever from God." See? And so He said, "Well, one word against It would never be forgiven."
Now, he said, "Did you notice, she run into the city and said, 'Come, see a Man Who told me the things that I've done. Isn't this the Messiah?' And then we were all convinced and knowed that He was the Messiah."


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