<TITLE>11. Par 46-49</TITLE>L-46 The Samaritan woman witnessed the same thing, saying, "We know that when Messiah cometh, He will tell us these things. But Who are You?"
He said, "I am He."
She run into the city and said, "Isn't this the very Messiah? The Man told me what it--was wrong with me, what I'm doing. Isn't that the Messiah?" And the people believed it. He did that to the Samaritans and to the Jews, but not to the Gentiles.
'Fore the Gospel went to the Gentiles He was already glorified and in glory. "But it shall be light in the evening time." What did the church do? Went off into Catholicism, organized a church. Then Luther pulled out for justification, for the seed. Then Wesley come from Luther's, sanctification. Then the Pentecostals, and they organized, and on and on and on in their systems. And on down now we get to the last days. What is it?

L-47 But in the evening time, before the body was changed of Sarah and Abraham to receive the promised son, He came, set with them, talked with them, and done a sign before them. And Jesus referred to it. We're not behind. Don't look back to what Luther said, what Wesley said. Look what Jesus said, and look at the sign where we're at.
Don't look back what somebody else said; look what He said. He was the One said it. And the same sun that rises in the east, sets in the west. There's been a dismal day. It certainly has been, enough light to see how to join churches and make organizations and so forth. But that real power and manifestations of the Presence of God has not been seen for years and years and years. We've felt It, and we knowed It was here. And we seen gifts work with It. But when we see Him come visible among us, with power in His church to reach up on the hem of the garment of that Master and touch it, bring back down His power here and speak through His people here and reveal, making Him God, "God with us." Oh, yes.
John, God open the prison doors tonight and let you out. "Blessed is he who's not offended in Me," not a mind reading, or a telepathy, but a power of a risen Christ Who's soon coming.
Let us pray.

L-48 Dear God, as the evening lights are shining, it puts the eyes of many out. But others are using it to walk in. I pray, God, that tonight, that You will give the evening lights again in to the--this evening people. And may they see the power of Your resurrection, for You said Yourself that, "The works that I do shall you also." And we wonder what works that You did. Then we find in John the 5th chapter and the 19th verse, that You said, "I do nothing until I see the Father doing it first." Then You promised that. We know it's true.
Now, for once more, Lord, and then it's complete. And may many of the Johns that's shut up today in prison, fine men and women, that know You as their Saviour, and they've been wondering, O God, may they see that You're right on schedule. You're right on time. Grant it, we ask in Jesus' Name. Amen.

L-49 Now, just before we have our altar call, I was just a little late tonight, and I thought last night I preached... I'm going to tell Billy I sure made it tonight. He told me I couldn't preach less than an hour and a half. But I sure got it out that time, by the help of the Lord.
Now, I believe we give out prayer cards yesterday or... Did he give out any today? Or... What was them ones? One to a hundred, I believe he give out yesterday, wasn't it? What was that? A's? A's. All right. Where'd we start? We went... We started from one yesterday, didn't we? One? Well, let's start from the back of them. Let's take... Let's start, get about, just a few up here, 'cause our time's... Let's start from eighty...


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