<TITLE>12. Par -</TITLE>L-18-2 Now, He is the Word with It's true interpretation. Now, you say, "Oh, we believe the Bible, sir; we believe the Bible."
But now, if you believe the Bible, Jesus said this in the Bible, St. John 14:12: "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also." That's the true interpretation of the Bible, for God Himself is in you speaking back His own interpretation. Glory. That's the true interpretation: God in you interpreting His own words. Amen.
Didn't Jesus say, "These signs shall follow them that believe"? God in you giving His own interpretation. You don't have to look to somebody else. Say, "The Word says this." Believe It, and It'll interpret Itself, because it's God using you to interpret His own Word. Amen. Christ is the living interpretation of His own Word.

L-18-5 Let's look at some, how He interpreted the Word. Now, if He's got the right interpretation... Now, we go down here to the Methodists, they say, "We got the right interpretation."
The Baptists, they say, "We got the right interpretation."
Presbyterian, "We got the right interpretation."
Church of Christ (so-called), "We got the right interpretation." All of them's got the right interpretation; they're all different one from another. Then there's something wrong somewhere. Now, the only way we can find, is to find the way Jesus told the Jews how to interpret the Word. Amen. And if Christ said so, that makes it right.
The Methodists say, "The way our brethren interpret It, the council..."
The Baptists say, "The way we interpret It..."
The Presbyterians say, "The way we interpret It..." But it's the way that Jesus interpreted It. That's right.

L-18-8 Let's look at how He interpreted the Word. He said, "If I do not the works of My Father's Word, don't believe Me." That settles it. That's how He interpreted It. He said, "If you can't believe Me, believe the works that I've done. And if I do not the works of My Father, don't believe it at all." Amen. That settles it. "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also."
Now, there's got to be something right and something wrong, or either what are we doing, what are we playing about? What are we going around here pretending to be Christians, and doing this, that, and the other, and joining these creeds, and shaking hands with this kind of Pentecost, or that, or Methodist, or Presbyterian, or Baptist, or Catholic? What's it all about? What are we doing? Playing hide the eraser, cat and mouse? Where we at?

L-19-2 Then there's only one way, only one foundation; there's only one sure way; that's the interpretation that Jesus gave the Word. Hallelujah. That's the interpretation that's right. Said, "If I don't do the works that God said I'd do, then don't believe Me." Amen. That's the interpretation. Interpretation today is, Jesus said, "He that believeth on Me, the same works that I do shall he do also." And the Scripture also said, "He's the same yesterday, today, and forever." Jesus said, "That's how to know whether I come from God or not." That's how to come to know.
They said, "Now, wait a minute. We got Abraham to our father." He said... "Our fathers eat manna in the wilderness."
And--and Jesus said, "They're all dead."
"We drank water from the smitten rock."
"And they're all dead." He said, "But I'm that Bread of Life that come from God out of heaven. And it isn't Me that speaks; it's My Father that dwells in Me. He is the Interpreter of that Divine Word. And He proves in here that He is God, because He's doing right with Me what He said He would do." Amen. That's the Scripture. That's the message to get to people, not a cradle, not a manger.


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