<TITLE>15. Par 133-146</TITLE>L-133 Now, here He was at Samaria. Now, He doesn't know just exactly what's going to happen, but here's the woman, so He thought He'd carry a conversation with her. So He said, went to talking about a drink. She went to talking about worship in this mountain or that mountain, or so forth. Directly He caught what her trouble was. How many knows what it was? Sure, she had five husbands, six, really. So she said... He said, "Go, get your husband and come here."
She said, "I have no husband."
He said, "That's right. You've said well, for you have had five, and the one you're living with now is not your husband. In that thou saidst the truth."

L-135 Notice. Now, I got to nail this down, 'cause I got--I got to quit. Look the difference between that woman in that shape that she was in to those high-cultured ministers. That woman said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a Prophet."
The priests and the educated said, "You are Beelzebub, a devil, fortuneteller."
This woman said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a Prophet. We know when Messiah cometh, He'll tell us these things."
If that was the sign of Messiah yesterday, and He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, it's got to be the same.
She said, "We know Messiah, which is called the Christ, the anointed One; when He comes, He'll tell us these things. But Who are You?"
He said, "I'm He that speaks with you." That was enough. She saw it.

L-141 Look at the different. Look when that Light flashed upon that ecclesiastical seed and creed, and denominational, it never took effect at all. But the first time that Light flashed upon that little predestinated seed there, It flashed quickly; she recognized It. She said, "Sir, You must be a Prophet. We know Messiah's coming, and He'll do those things."
He said, "I'm He."
And away she went, into the city, said, "Come, see a Man that told me the things I done. Isn't this the very Messiah?" Amen.
There you are. What was He yesterday? That's the same He is today and will be forever. See? He was.

L-144 David was anointed with the Spirit of God. The prophets was anointed with the Spirit of God.
That was Christ in Joseph, that made him portray Christ, exactly: sold for thirty pieces of silver, loved by the father, hated by the brethren, in this prison house like Christ was on the cross, one was saved; and the butcher and the butler, and one saved and the other one lost, the same thing. Set at the right hand of Pharaoh; and every time he went forth, a trumpet sound, "Everyone bow the knee. Joseph's coming." No man could get to Pharaoh, only through Joseph. That was Christ in Joseph.

L-146 That was Christ in David as a rejected king, and went up on top of the Mount of Olives, when he'd been dethroned down there by his own people, and rejected king, went up to the top of the hill and wept over Jerusalem, and cried, because he was a rejected king. That same Spirit in Christ, wept over Jerusalem, and said, "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, how oft would I have hovered you as a hen doth."
It was Christ in those people, anointed ones, coming up till this perfect anointed One come. The sin-offering wasn't made. He couldn't come into all flesh like that, because it was just under the... They was anointed. But now, the Holy Spirit's come, which is Christ in Spirit form. Now, notice.


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