<TITLE>13. Par 114-126</TITLE>L-114 When Jesus of Nazareth came to the earth, all of His mighty works testified of His claims. No one should've never doubted Him. He said, "If you don't believe Me, believe the works; if you can't see Him to be God."
"Thou makest thyself... Being a man, you make yourself God."
He said, "If you can't believe Me, then believe the works; for they are the testimonies of God, bearing record that I am what I spoke I was. If you can't believe Me, believe the signs that was to follow Me. Was not Messiah supposed to do these things?" What was He? Testimony. They bore record of every claim He made.

L-117 Martha stood there by Jesus, and her brother dead and in the grave. Corruption had set in, his body was gone, and he was just mortifying out there in the grave. Bugs was already crawling into his body, the skin worms. And his face had fell in. But she said, "Lord, we believe that Thou art the Son of God that was to come into the world. We are sure of that.
He said, "I am the Resurrection and Life. He that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. Whosoever liveth and believeth in Me, shall never die. Believest thou this?"
She said, "Yea, Lord. Yes, Lord, I believe that You are the Son of God that was to come into the world."
"Now, I'll go show you that I am Who I was, and spoke that I was. I'll give testimony to it. I'll prove My claims, that I am what I am. Where have you buried him?"
And she said, "Lord, come see."

L-121 Then showing His human part, He wept with those who weep. He laughs with those who laughs. He's in victory with those who is in victory. Let's keep Him in victory.
He went to the grave and stood there when they rolled away the stone. And there that little body laid in there with the worms in it, corrupted, laid down upon the earth, face fell in, and as corruption sets in. He spoke them Words, "Lazarus, come forth!" And that man who had been dead stood on his feet and lived again. That made every claim that He ever claimed that He was the Son of God. He was more than the Son of God; He was both Son and God. He was the Tabernacle of God, 'cause no second person could ever have power like that. It taken God Himself to call back the life of a man that been dead and buried four days. His Own works testified of every claim that He made. He was God. We know that's true, 'cause He said it was.

L-124 The testimony of the prophets, the testimony of nature, the witness of the nature, the witness of the prophets, the witness of Jesus...
And He never left Himself without a witness. God has always had His witness. And when He was here on earth, He said, "It's expedient for Me that I go away; for if I go not away, I can't send this Witness, this immortal eternal Witness."

L-126 He was borned of a woman, therefore He had to corrupt... He had to die, rather. God wouldn't suffer His body to see corruption. But He had to die like a mortal to take away our sins. But before He went away He left us a Witness, the Holy Ghost. Most all the prophets, all down through the age, way back in the early beginning spoke of this great Witness that would be in the last days to the church: our great Witness, the Holy Ghost.
The Holy Ghost is our Witness. He is the proof. He is the seal. He's the bonafide Rights. He's the Abstract Deed to every Word God spoke. Amen. He's a witness that Christ lives. And because He lives, we live also. He's the bonafide statement.
With such a Person to come in the last days to guide the Church, it was behooving to God to tell His people that He would be here. All the prophets, nearly, give witness to His coming, of the Holy Ghost.


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