<TITLE>11. Par 35-38</TITLE>L-35 Now, Saint John, the 12th chapter, 20th verse:
And there were certain Greeks among them that came up to worship at the feast:
The same came therefore to Philip, which was of Bethsaida... and desired him, saying, Sir, we would see Jesus.
Now, in Hebrews 13:8 it said:
Jesus Christ the same yesterday,... to day, and for ever.
Now, I'm going to make a text out of that and say this, "Sir, We Would See Jesus." Now, how many would like to see Him? Let's see your hands, just how many now? Thank you for your interest of seeing our Lord.

L-36 Now, as I've told you, I believe the Bible is God's Word, and It must be just exactly what God says, and He has to keep every promise, or it isn't God's Word. See, if it--if that... If He don't keep His promise, then it's not God's Word. God couldn't be God, make a promise and then not keep it. See? No, no. That would be man. That'd be a man-made book. But God's Book is God's Word.

L-37 Now, now, these Greeks had heard of Jesus, but they had never seen Jesus. And they came to one of Jesus' disciples, which his name was Philip of Bethsaida in Galilee, and said, "Sir, we would see Jesus." Now, he was Jesus' servant, so he took him before Jesus, and showed him Jesus.
Now, the Bible said here, Paul writing in Hebrews 13:8, that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. You all believe that? All right.
Now, if those Greeks wanted to see Jesus, and you want to see Jesus; and one of God's servants took and showed them Jesus; and if He's the same yesterday, today, and forever, why couldn't God's servant show Him to you today if He's the same?
"Well," you say, "but He died."
Yes, but He raised again. See? He's not dead. He's a-living. See? He isn't dead. He's alive. Now, His corporal body (That's the flesh.) was taken up before God, sets on the throne of God. And the Holy Spirit came back down (which was the Spirit of Christ) and lives in the church. You believe that, don't you? Now, if we would ask this question, "Sir, we would see Jesus?" and now if Jesus, the...

L-38 I, being a missionary, I travel everywhere around the world. And I was just in Bombay, India, here not long ago, where I was entertained in the temple of the Jains, the Jain religion. And there were seventeen different religions represented in that temple that afternoon to speak to me. And every one of them was against Christianity.
Now, think of it. They worship idols, animals, and some of them believe in reincarnation: that is, you die one thing, and come back another. It was the awfullest mess you ever seen. But when our Lord Jesus come on the scene, that did it. I took this same text before five hundred thousand that night. That's a half a million people setting in a great big stadium, amphitheater, like. And took that same text, where Mohammedans, and Buddhists, Sikhs, Jains, (oh, my, every different kind you could think) and the Rajahs setting on silk pillows. The Mayor of Durban was there, and--and Mahatma Gandhi's boy was there, and--and, oh, so many.


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