<TITLE>22. Par 88-91</TITLE>L-88 When Martha come out to meet Him when Lazarus been dead four days, said, "Lord, if You'd have been here my brother would not have died, but even now, whatever You ask God, God will give it to You."
Jesus said, "I am the Resurrection and Life." Not, "I hope I am. I am." Amen. "He that believe in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. And whosoever liveth and believeth in Me, shall never die. Believest thou this?" No uncertainty about that. "I am." "I will be. I hope to be." "I am, now. I always was and I always will be. I am the Resurrection and Life. I am; I am." Yes. There's nothing uncertain about that.

L-89 "Where have you laid him?" Ha, ha, ha, ha... Amen. Nothing... I won't... Now, not remember, "I'll go see what I can do about it." "I'll go and wake him." Nothing uncertain about that. That was it, certain. Why? God had told Him so. Right. "I do nothing till My Father shows Me first." Saint John 5:19, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself, but what He sees the Father doing. What the Father does He shows the Son." Amen. Nothing uncertain about that.
"He's dead. He's rotten in the grave, but I'm going to wake him. (Amen.) I'll go wake him." No uncertainty in that's... Remember that, "He that believeth in Me, though He were dead, yet shall He live." Nothing uncertain about that. That's as true as God is true. Oh, aren't you glad that He knows you? Aren't you glad that your name's on His Book? "He that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live." Amen. Whew.

L-90 "I am the Resurrection and Life," and I'm in Him. God proved by raising Him up, He will raise me too. I'm already setting in heavenly places, resurrected. It's true as far as God's concerned. "Those who He foreknew, He called. Those who He called, He justified. Those who He has justified, He hath glorified." Amen. Right now, in a--in a stage of glorification, setting in heavenly places in Christ Jesus, in a glorified state, with a power of the resurrection in us has changed us from a sinner to a Christian. Whew. Nothing uncertain about that, no uncertainty.
"How do you know?" It's living in me. How do you know? It's in you. Amen. That's the reason these things are taking place. Nothing uncertain about it: we've passed from death unto Life because we're alive. "He that was dead, though he believeth in Me, yet shall he live. And whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die." All that believes in Him and comes to Him, "I'll give him Eternal Life." Right now, we have Eternal Life and will be raised up at the last days. Whew. My, that's it. Nothing uncertain about that. No, it's already done.

L-91 "No man can come to Me except My Father calls him. And all the Father hath given Me will come to Me." How many is Christians, raise your hands? Well, you're already in a glorified state. Amen. "All the Father give Me will come. And all that comes I will in no wise cast out... Give them Eternal Life and raise him up at the last day. I will..."
"Maybe I will."
No. "I will do it." That's a certain sound. That's certain. We're coming forth in a glorified state. "This mortal will put on immortality...?... resurrection." Nothing uncertain. What are we scared about? Ohhh, Hallelujah! Nothing to be excited about--nothing to be--be scared about, I mean. Oh, my, why? It's nothing uncertain; we're certain. "I'll bring him forth... This mortal shall be--take on immortality. It does yet appear what kind of a body we shall have, but we know we'll have a body like His own glorious body, for we shall see Him as He is." Amen. Nothing uncertain about it. "We shall see Him." Glory. Nothing uncertain; it's all certain.
Oh, you can go ahead and take that uncertain sound if you want to, but I like the Gospel trumpet that gives a certain sound. What is the Gospel trumpet? Good news. That's right. He's here now. Now, nothing uncertain about it. All right.


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