<TITLE>10. Par 27-29</TITLE>L-27 Now, let's find what He did? Then we'll find out what He will do now, find out what He was, find out what He is now, and see if we're able to discover Jesus Christ in His resurrection.
Now, we find out that when He was conceived of the virgin and born, and--and then at the age of thirty He was baptized by John the Baptist at the river of Jordan, and then immediately was led into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil, and was there forty days, and came out, and begin His earthly ministry.
Let's go back to the 1st chapter of Saint John now, as are--have started on the Book of Saint John. And as the week rolls on we'll continually take this and wrap it from Genesis to Revelation in such a way there's no critic in his right mind, or no way at all can dispute it. It's God. God's in His Word. You believe that?
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." Saint John 1.
And in Hebrews the 4th chapter it said that, "The Word of God is sharper than a two-edged sword, piercing to the asunder the bone even a discerner of the thoughts of the heart," the Word, when It becomes flesh in us.

L-28 Now, we find out Jesus immediately after He started His earthly ministry, He begin healing the sick. Now, listen close. Those people were looking for a Messiah, the Jews were.
There's only three classes, or three races of people on earth; that's Ham, Shem, and Japheth's people, the three sons of Noah. If we believe the--the Word of God, which they all springed from there, because the antediluvian destruction destroyed them all besides that; the whole world was destroyed.
And from them three boys came forth, all the races of the earth. And that, if you notice, that was Jew, Gentile and Samaritan. Peter was given in Saint Matthew the 15th chapter, the keys to the Kingdom. On the day of Pentecost he opened it to the Jews. Philip went down and preached to the Samaritans and baptized them, yet the Holy Spirit hadn't come on them, and he went down and laid hands on them and they received the Holy Spirit.
In Acts the 10th chapter, the 49th verse that Cornelius had seen a vision in his house, being a Gentile. And Peter received a vision on the housetop to go up. And, "While he yet spake these words, the Holy Ghost fell on the Gentiles." From there on, it's open to all the world then, Jews, Gentiles, and Samaritans.

L-29 Peter had the keys, that was that notable sermon that he preached, and every church, I don't care if it's Catholic, Protestant, wherever, if you're going to be Christian, you have to go back, and the first church that God ever ordained was at the day of Pentecost. It was a Pentecostal believing church with a Pentecostal experience.
Now, take the Nicaene council, or the early church fathers, or any history that you want to, it'll refer you right back, the first church was a Pentecostal church, filled with the Holy Ghost, signs, and wonders, and miracles accompanying it. And if God is an infinite God and set His church in order like that on the day of Pentecost, every time He sets the church in order, will be the same thing. Has to be, 'cause He's infinite and cannot change. Our doctrines and theology has taken us off to one side till we're wondering in a wilderness. God's Bible remains the same, and God's Spirit remains the same. This is the last days, back to where the prophet said it'll be light in the evening time.


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