<TITLE>17. Par 67-71</TITLE>L-67 Now, there's only three class--races of people on earth. I know you don't believe it. Or, I don't say you don't. Many don't. This meeting... This is being taped, goes all over the world. So there's many people that don't believe. So there's many people that don't believe. The reason that I say this this way, talk the way I do, it's not exactly you. But this goes everywhere. See? It's put in twenty-seven different languages. So people that don't believe...
But there's only three races of people. That's Ham, Shem, and Japheth's people. And that was Jew, Gentile, and Samaritan. Look at Peter with the keys at Pentecost, went on down to the Samaritans, and up to the house of Cornelius. And from there she's open (See?), three races of people.

L-68 Now, there was two races of them a watching for a Messiah. That was the Jews and Samaritans. And Jesus had need go by Samaria. Look how He identified Himself among the Jews, by being the prophet that Moses spoke of. Now, He goes up to the Samaritans. Went up to Sychar on His road down to--to--to Jericho, but went around up into--to the Samaritans. They must know; they must recognize Him.
So He come to this city of Sychar, and there was a little panoramic well--still there. And He set down there, tired in the journey, and sent the disciples into the city to buy food. And while they were gone, there were a lovely woman come out. She was a woman of ill-fame. She had five husbands. She was a very popular movie star of today. But she had five husbands and living with the sixth. She'd been right in line today.
But she come out of the city to get water. She couldn't come with the decent women. If you're ever in the orient, you find out they make a difference between them, and the virgins go early to the well. She come out about eleven o'clock, and here she set down the big pot. You know, the great big thing with a long neck, hooks on it. I've seen them put one on their head, one on this hip, and one on this hip, and walk just as straight, and talk like women can, you know, and never spill a drop of water. That's right. Walk right down through there. Still do it. They don't--haven't changed one thing since them days.

L-69 And so, He set down to this well. She put the hooks in for the windle to let down into the well, and she started to let the bucket down. And she heard a Man say, "Woman, bring Me a drink." And she looked over there, and there set a middle-aged Jew. He was only thirty-three, not quite thirty-three. But you remember in Saint John 6, they said He looked like He was fifty. Said, "You're a man not over fifty years old, and say you've seen Abraham?"
He said, "Before Abraham was, I AM." See, they didn't realize it. But He said...

L-70 A might've... Middle-aged Man around fifty, He looked fifty years old, setting over against the well. And she said, "It's not customary for you Jews to ask me, a woman of Samaria, such a thing. We... There's segregation here. We have no dealings with one another."
He said, "But woman, if you knew Who you were talking to, you'd ask Me for a drink. And I'd bring--give you water you don't come here to draw."

L-71 See, what He was doing, now, He was contacting the woman's spirit.
Now, you remember, in Saint John 5: 19, Jesus said, Himself, "Verily, verily I say unto you, the Son can do nothing in Himself but what He sees the Father doing." How many knows that Scripture? Amen. Not "What I hear the Father say; what I see the Father doing." See? Exactly like all the prophets before Him, minors, did, just as God told them.
He said, "I do nothing till I see the Father doing it."


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