<TITLE>24. Par -</TITLE>L-34-8 Now, scoffed unto death to raise again to Eternal Life. He first had to be put to death so He could raise to Eternal Life and bring every other human being that was in His form to Eternal Life, that would accept it. See, He become human, become a Kinsman Redeemer, and had to stand the reproach of all the scoffing and all the making fun of, just like His fellow servants did before Him: like Moses, like Noah, like all the rest of them stood that scoffing, He had to stand the scoffing.
Why? He had the Word, and He was the Word. That's the reason they scoffed him more than ever. He was Divine and the Word Itself. Hallelujah.

L-35-2 That's what made them... Jesus said, "You hypocrites," said, "you build the tombs of the prophets, and you're the one that put them in there. They come with the Word of God, and you didn't believe them. You're guilty of every one of them."
At Phoenix, God willing, I hit a word the other day. I'm going to indict this generation for killing Jesus Christ, crucifying Him afresh. I'm going to bring an indictment before that ministerial association, God willing. They're guilty of the Blood of Jesus Christ for crucifying Him afresh. Yes, sir. Indict the whole...
Peter indicted them on the day of Pentecost, said, "You with wicked hands have crucified the Prince of Life, Who God raised up; we're witnesses." He brought an indictment.
I'm going to take the Word of God, indict every denomination there is, and every man on the face of the earth that's guilty of the Blood of Jesus Christ. God help me to be His attorney at that day. Amen.

L-35-6 Yes, oh, scoffers made fun of Him. They reproached Him. He stayed right with it. Amen. Oh, watch what He did. He was the Son of God: suffered death in order to put sin to death. He had to do that. That--that's the only way it could be put to death. And He did this and stood it, 'cause all the rest of them did, because all them back there had the miniature Word of God, 'cause Jesus said so. The--the Word of the Lord came to the prophets. "Which one of them," He said, "that your fathers--your organized religions, didn't stone and put to death? Which one of them received the prophets? Then you build their tomb after they're gone." Said, "You're the guilty of putting them in there."
Then He give them the parable about the vineyard let out. And servants come; they mistreated them. Then finally said, "Now, we'll kill the son, because he's a heir." See? Oh, they got angry when they seen that. See?

L-36-2 But He had to stand the reproach. And here He has Himself, bound, lead up to death in order to be put to death to bring back Eternal Life. Glory to God. Oh, how I love Him. Bring back Eternal Life and raise up every son of God down through the age, that stood with that Word and took the reproach. That's right.
If He hadn't have come, Noah couldn't raise. If He hadn't come, Elijah couldn't come back. If He hadn't come, Noah would never raise.
If He couldn't--if He hadn't have come... 'Cause He was that predestinated Lamb that come to take the reproach upon Himself, and die the death for every Word of God that had been spoke that these righteous men had stood for. It had to be. No one else could do it: God Himself... And He come and took the place that He might redeem and give Eternal Life to every son of God that had stood for the same Word and would suffer the reproach.


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