<TITLE>19. Par 78-81</TITLE>L-78 God stays with His people after they're dead; He's still with them. There was an old man, about eighty years old, who had a double portion upon him. His name was Elisha. He had Elijah's spirit, which was a type, Elijah the Church, and Elisha--or Elijah the Christ and--and Elisha the Church, with a double portion upon him.
And he was dead and had been dead for years. And his bones was laying in a grave. And they were taking a man one time to bury him. And the enemy was coming. They throwed this dead body on the bones of that godly man, and he rose up to life again.

L-79 God in His people. He knows where every bone's at. He knows where mama is buried. He knows where papa is buried. He knows where grandmother and grandfather's buried. He's God, and He's in His people. Sure He is.
There was a one named Paul. And they took from his body handkerchiefs or aprons. A godly man, who was a prophet of the Lord. And the people believed it so much, till they took from his body handkerchiefs and sent out to the sick. And evil spirits left the people. Off of a man's body... God in His people.
There was a little old fisherman, so ignorant that he couldn't even sign his own name (The Bible said in Acts the 3rd chapter that he was an ignorant and an unlearned man), named Simon Peter. Had no education, not a day of schooling. God was so in him until the people noticed that God was in him. They laid in his shadow (O God!) and were healed. God in His people. You believe that?

L-80 There was a hundred and twenty people after His death, burial and resurrection, climbed up into an upper room to wait. They were cowards. They had closed the windows. They were afraid of the Jews. They were afraid to make a testimony. So they hid themselves for ten days in an upper room.
And all of a sudden, there came a sound from heaven like a mighty rushing wind, filled all the room where they were setting. They unbarred the windows, and unstopped the doors, and into the street they went, preaching the Gospel in other languages. What was it? God in His people.
Jesus said, "A little while, and the world will see Me no more. Yet ye shall see Me. Because I live, you can live also. The works that I do shall you do also. More than this shall you do, 'cause I go to My Father." And He said, in Saint John 5:19, "I do nothing till I see the Father doing it first."

L-81 You was here the other night when I preached on that. Jesus, how did He make Hisself known as Messiah? Because He could perceive their thoughts, and tell them what was wrong with them, and what they had done and so forth like that. And the Bible plainly says that was a sign of the Messiah: God in His people.
"The works that I do shall you also." The woman, immoral, come to the well to get water. And there set a Jew. He said to her, "Woman, bring Me a drink," contacting her spirit. What happened? "Bring Me a drink."
And she said, "It's not customary for you Jews to ask we Samaritan people such a thing."
He said, "But if you knowed who you was talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink." What happened? He found her trouble. We all know what it was. Said, "Go get your husband and come here."
She said, "I have no husband."
He said, "You've truly said the truth. Because you've had five, and the one you're living with now is not your husband." Now, He said the truth. What did she say?
"I perceive that You are a Prophet. We know when the Messiah cometh, He will do these things. But Who art Thou?"
He said, "I'm He that speaks with you." A sign of the Messiah.
She run into the city and told the man of the city, "Come, see a Man Who told me who I was, what I've done. Isn't this the very Messiah?" What... That same thing prophesied in the last days to return again to the Church, just before the end time.


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