<TITLE>21. Par -</TITLE>L-29-6 They... wise men was coming west, leaving the east, going west, and they seen that star. Now, if they was in the west looking backwards, they didn't see it. See? They... When they got there, it guided them right there, then it left them; and they thought, "Here it is. The Star has left, so here it is. They're in the city." So, oh, my, they said, "Everybody was just a-singing and happy; the glory of God's lit up everything. So here we are. We know that our... We know that our achievement..." As he watched that constel... No one, no master could come up there and pull them stars together. And we know when that--when that stars come into that heavenly body, that's the time the Messiah's on the earth. The Messiah is on the earth. And ever so many hundred years they pass their constel again. And then there's a gift comes to the earth.

L-30-1 Notice, the Messiah is on the earth, when that--when that group of stars got together. And they knowed He was there. So they went to the headquarters of religion, and begin going, saying... Up and down the street they went on the--these camels, "Where is He? Where is He? Where is He that's born King of the Jews. We saw His star in the east; He's here somewhere. Where is He? Where is He? Where is He?" What a reproach.
They went to the chief priest, and he said--might've said, "What's the matter with you fellows? Why, you bunch of fanatics..." See, what a reproach upon their scientific achievement by the power of God. They seen His star, and they were wise-men, smart. They were in the field of religious science, and they knowed when them stars got there, Messiah was somewhere. And here the place that should've knowed it, knowed nothing about it.

L-30-3 Why, I'd imagine the kids standing on the street said, "Ha. Look at that. Ha. That's a bunch of fanatics. Listen at them singing. 'Where is He, born King of the Jews?' They don't know Herod's king down here. They don't know bishop..." Oh, my.
"Where is He that's born King of the Jews? We saw His star in the east."
They say, "Come here, all of you wise-men here, around here. Come here. Do you all see any star anywhere?"
"No, I never seen anything like that."
"All you astronomers come here. Did you all see any star anywhere?"
"No, no."
"Have you seen anything like, any kind of a mysterious sign?"
"No! We don't see nothing like that." No, they don't yet, either. Same thing. They don't see nothing. They can't see it.
"Let's call in the--the ministers. What about you all?"
"No, we never seen no star."
"Well, what about you guys that keep time out here on the wall? You watch the stars, you know ever--you know where every constel is in the heavens. You know every star. Did you see anything?"
"Nope. We ain't seen a thing."

L-31-1 But It was there. Glory to God. Oh, my. Can't you see it? It's there right now. People can't see it. It's going on right around them, and they can't see it.
"No, we didn't see nothing."
"Oh, I went over there; I didn't see nothing." Sure you don't. Just too blind. It's not for you to see it. See? If you're that blind, well, sure you won't see it. It's just to those who God will reveal it to. That's the one who sees it. Always been that way. Sure.

L-31-3 It was Noah that could see the rain up in the skies, you know. But the rest of them couldn't do it. They didn't see the rain up there, but Noah seen it.
It was Abraham that seen Sarah holding the baby (That's right.), not the scoffers that said, "Father of Nations, how many children have you got now?"
How we could come down through the Bible--the sages and prophets, all the way through. "Faith is the evidence of things not seen." They know the Word spoken, and there it is--here's the evidence of it. They see it.


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