<TITLE>06. Par 24-27</TITLE>L-24 Then when the Spirit came on the prophet and he begin to see the Just One coming, he was trying to find a place where he could go and knock at His door and say, "I--I would like to talk to You a minute. I've got some problems I'd like to talk over. Why am I sick? Why am I suffering like this? If I could only find His door, where I can knock on His door. I would like to explain it to Him."
Then finally, God spoke to him in a whirlwind. Said, "Gird up your loins like a man." And God came down in a whirlwind, said, "Job, where was you when I laid the foundation of the world? Tell Me where the axles is hooked on to? When the morning stars sang together and the sons of God shouted for joy, where were you, Job, if you've got so much wisdom?"
Then the Spirit came on the prophet, and he saw. He said, "Oh, if I could only find somebody, some man that I could go to that had understanding, Someone that I can confide in and say, 'You are God's representative,' some Man that could put His hand on a--a--a sinner and on a holy God and bridge the gap." That's the One we're looking for--Someone Who can put a hand on a sinner and on a holy God and stand in the breach.

L-25 And then, being two thousand years before the just One came, he saw a vision. And he screamed out when he did, because the thunders roared, the lightning flashed, and this prophet got in the Spirit. He saw a vision. Then he raised up and said, "I know my Redeemer liveth, and at the last days He will stand upon the earth. Though the skin worms destroys this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God, whom I shall see for myself. Mine eyes shall behold and not another. For we brought nothing into this world; it's certain we take nothing out. The Lord gave, and the Lord taken away. Blessed be the Name of the Lord."
He'd found that consolation. He found that something that--that could, Someone Who could stand in the breach and could make intercessions between a sinful man and a holy God.
I'm so glad this afternoon, Church, to you, my friends, that I've expressed of your hard, laboring work, and your love, and tears. I'm happy today that we have also found that One that can stand in the breach and make intercessions for you and I, who are unworthy.

L-26 I would like to speak of seeing Him and just show you how simple it is. Many times we send our pupils away, our children to schools for highly education... And not disregarding that, God forbid, that's all right. It takes a part--it plays a part but not the main part.
Many times we educate them away from God. We'll never know God through education. You cannot. We've found that out now. That it takes a person... Education is the worst enemy that the Gospel has ever had. Now, just look that over and see that. Man just out--thinks he can outsmart God. He cannot do it. His intellectuals is just a man. God is Spirit, infinite.

L-27 Now, we find... I want to speak on seeing God. Show us the Father, and it will satisfy us. Jesus had spoke so much about His Father. And Philip was so desirous, until He would--just said to them, "Now, don't let your hearts be troubled because I'm fixing to leave you. You've believed in God; believe also in Me," and talked about the Father's house.
And Philip broke out and said, "Show us the Father, and it will sufficeth us."
He said, "I have been so long with you, Philip, and you know Me not. He that hath seen the Father... He that hath seen Me hath seen the Father. And why sayest thou, 'Show us the Father?'"


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