<TITLE>05. Par 33-44</TITLE>L-33   And now we try to take the scene, and we find Him here where He is at, what He's doing. And trouble comes up, and how He takes care of the trouble, and tells them why they couldn't do it. And we find Him out on the sea, in the back of a boat. He had just had an awful day. No doubt but what His body was tired, and He was wearied. And feeling tired and weak, virtue had went out of Him, because He had been preaching and--and showing His great sign of Who He was, and testifying to the people, and healing the people.

L-34 And--and the crowds, some cheered and some booed. Could you imagine people doing that to Jesus? It looked like they would knowed better than that. "Well," you say, "that..."

L-35   They do the same thing today, just the same. See, if He come today, and just in the same thing, the way He did then, the people today would "boo" Him and call Him "crazy" just as they did then. See, it would be just the same. And they do do it. They would not understand Him. The world never did understand the true moving of God. And it never will understand it, because it's the world.

L-36 "The world seeth Me no more," He said, "but you shall see Me, because I'll be with you, and I'll be in you, to the end of the world." If the people could just see that one quotation from Him, right there, they would recognize where we're at tonight.

L-37   Could you imagine a person that never had the sense of sight, never did see? And you would bump against objects. You would have to derive your food from energy, from some other resource. But you would--you would bump into something. You had a sense of feeling, but not sight. And then, all at once, somebody opened their eyes up, and seen a complete different world. They never had seen anything.

L-38 And if then you would say, "Well, now, that should feel real warm on you, that is the sun."
"What is the sun?"
"It's a light."

L-39 "What is light?" See, he never lived in that sense. He doesn't know what it is.
"That you bump against, is certain-certain thing."

L-40 "Well, what's that?" See, he never lived in that dimension, at all. It would be very strange to him, to know it.

L-41   Well, now, if God let's us live, we are bodily here in five senses. But there is another sense. And then when we wake up into that sense, and that is the sense of vision, and we see that thing, that what it is that makes us feel these things that we do. And try to tell someone about It, just be like telling a man that never did see, in his life. He wouldn't understand it, 'cause he's--he's not acquainted with that sense. And that's the way it is in the Gospel. They, they don't understand it. It's hard to get them to see it, because that they've never lived in there. They know nothing about it. They feel it, and they--they can have the reaction of it; but to actually know what it is, we don't. So when you can see beyond that curtain, where that comes from, and then try to come back and tell people that's only felt it with the sense of feeling, like, and never have been able to see it, it's hard to tell a man. But you just have to do the best you can until "we all see face to face."

L-42   Now we see Jesus here, tired, weary, and I would just imagine, He knowing there's a big job the next day, ahead of Him, over in Gadara, where there was one soul that was calling out for God. Can you imagine Jesus taking a... tired and weary, and crossing a stormy sea, just to get to one soul? But He does it. That's the way He does it.

L-43 The ship was crossing, and He took this opportunity to take a little rest, to wake up. And His disciples had gone back to their oars and their daily tasks, what they done. The revival for that day was over.
Something like today, I believe. I believe it's the same thing.

L-44 And during this time, He had--He had taken a little rest, maybe just between the meetings. And the disciples went back to their old tasks.


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