<TITLE>15. Par 67-70</TITLE>L-67 She come up there, and fell down, begin to holler, "Padre."
I said, "Just a minute. Get up." I said, "Heavenly Father, I don't know what that meant, but under this blanket (and it soaking wet) is a little dead baby. They said it died this morning at nine o'clock. And this little woman's heart is a longing. That's her baby. I lay my hands in obedience to that vision." About that time the baby went "Whaaa," and he screamed, and begin to holler: come to life. It was a paradox.
I said, "Brother Espinosa, don't write that down. Go to the doctor and get a signed statement that baby died." And he did. See? Paradox. I've seen that happen five times now: five times, paradox.

L-68 The virgin birth was a paradox. I do not believe that Jesus was any part of Mary. That was not His mother. It was a woman that God used for that purpose, a incubator to bear His Child. If Mary... If the seed of the woman, which, she is the egg and the man has the hemoglobin... If that's right, doctor, and (See?) the--the blood. The life lays in the blood cell.
And a hen can lay an egg. But if she hasn't been with the male bird, it'll never hatch. I've often said this, and I say it again: It's coming springtime. The birds will all be building their nests. An old mother bird can get on her nest and hover them eggs, and stay on there so loyal until she nearly starves to death. She gets so poor she can't fly off the nest. Them eggs will never hatch, if she hasn't been with the mate.

L-69 Now, brother, nothing wrong with Episcopalians, Methodists, or Baptists. But what have we got? As long as it's an organization... Let it be Pentecostal--if those people hasn't contacted the Mate, Jesus Christ, you got nothing but a nest full of rotten eggs. They'll lay right there and rot. I don't care how many Ph.D's, LL.D's, double L.D's, or whatevermore you put to them in seminaries, that's only of the world. We've got to find the germ of Life, God's spoken Eternal Life. "Except a man be borned again..."
What you got? You make deacons out of them, bishops, and everything else. You got nothing but a bunch of rotten eggs. The only thing to do is clean out the nest and start over again. Right. It'll never be able to do it until we get started. You want a paradox? You want Life? You have to bring Life into it. That's right.

L-70 Mary... If that baby's body (which the flesh comes from the egg), and if that baby's body was flesh of Mary, then what? Then Mary had to have some kind of a sensation. You see where you put God doing? God created both egg and blood cell. And He wasn't Jew; neither was He Gentile. He was God, God in the form of sinful flesh. That's the reason "I'll not see--let My Holy One see corruption, neither leave His soul in hell." He was the manifestation: God, to come into a tabernacle that He created Himself. Jesus never did in all the Scripture call her mother. He called her "woman"; not mother, "woman".
Said, "Thy mother's outside seeking Thee."
He said, "Who is My mother?" Looked at His disciples, said, "The one that does the will of My Father is my mother." That's right. So you see, it was completely virgin birth, both sides, virgin birth. A paradox cannot be explained. There's nothing can explain it.


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