<TITLE>08. Par 56-65</TITLE>L-56 There's where they done it. He was making a end of sin for them. How could He do anything else but forgive them, knowing that He had to blind their eyes that we could come in. It's like His own children calling for His Blood. And they were blinded, and He knowed they were blinded. That's the reason He cried for forgiveness for them: "Forgive them, Father, for they don't know what they are doing." They were blind. For our sake they were made blind. In their unbelief they did this. But when they see Him again... Amen.

L-57 Put an end to sin. What is sin? Unbelief. They did not believe that was the Messiah. They could not see Him to be Messiah, yet He done every sign the Messiah was supposed to do. But they could not see it. They were blind.
So when you see people say, "I don't believe in Divine healing. I can't see it. I can't see this baptism of the Holy Ghost," don't be angry with them; they are blind. They say, "I can't see this message of Him coming. I can't see this baptism of the Holy Spirit. I can't see this serpent's seed. I can't see this stuff." They're blind and don't know it. Just pray for them. All right.

L-59 In their unbelief... But when they see Him, when He comes again, it will make an end of their unbelief. Oh, my. Let's just turn first to Genesis the 25th--the 45th chapter and get a--a type of it. I got wrote down here some... That's Genesis 45, you that's taking down the notes. Oh, how I love this good old Gospel. All right. Now, we know where we're at.
Can you hear me all right in the back of the building? Raise up your hands if you can hear me. I got this setting a little close.

L-60 Now, we're going to read a portion of this Scripture. I want you to listen, you that don't have your Bible. You that have your Bible, get Genesis... First, let's start in the 44th chapter beginning with the 27th verse.
It's Joseph, and Joseph was a perfect type of Christ. We know that. How many knows that? Hated of his brothers, why? Because he was spiritual; he saw visions, interpret dreams. He was a spiritual man among his brethren, and they hated him. And his father loved him. So was Jesus, hated of the denominational churches but loved of His Father, God. Why did they hate Him? Because he was spiritual, because...

L-62 They told... They said he was a fortuneteller, a devil. You remember what Joseph's brother said to him? "Here comes that dreamer." See? See, same thing. And they sold Joseph for almost the same price that Judas sold Jesus for: thirty pieces of silver. Throwed him into a ditch, and went, and told their father that something had killed him; he was dead. But he was taken up from the ditch. Christ was throwed into a ditch and was taken up. And from there he went to the highest place there was on earth. Amen. Joseph went to the right hand of Pharaoh, and Jesus went to the right hand of God. In His temptation before His exaltation, Jesus before He was exalted went through temptation.

L-63 Why, I believe it was Billy Sunday, the great evangelist, said, "Every--every tree had a million Angels setting in it that day of the crucifixion, said, 'Just pull Your hand loose and point to us. We'll change this scene around here.'" But He couldn't do it.
Caiaphas said, "He saved himself, others he cannot save." He didn't know he was paying a comment. If He'd have saved Hisself, He couldn't save others, so He gave Hisself to save others. See, so blind from it... Now they...

L-65 Then when he was there in his exaltation--or before his exaltation, his temptation... Remember, Joseph was put into prison because he was innocent.
The Rome--or the Israelite general by the name of Potiphar... Potiphar went and--went away on a trip. He had a pretty wife, and his wife had Joseph come into the house to do something; and she tried to get Joseph to do something wrong. And he was loyal to God. I tell you, they always...


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