<TITLE>02. Par 14-29</TITLE>L-14 And Divine healing is for people who believe. But, you cannot believe until Something is within you, to make you believe.

L-15 "And then if the works had been done," Jesus said, "in Sodom and Gomorrah, that had been done in the cities of Capernaum and those cities" that He had passed through, He said, "they would been standing till this day."

L-16 And I say: If the works, the mighty works that's been done in Phoenix, would have been done in Sodom, it would have remained until this day, and would not have been in the bottom of the Salt... of the Dead Sea.

L-17   Now, it's because that all men grasp for it, all that is sick. But if they would just stop a minute, and try to consider what the Word means.

L-18 Faith is by hearing the Word, the Word of promise. If you don't have a promise, then you venture out upon your own faith. But, if you can take a promise of God, that's God's promise to you.

L-19 The woman that touched His garment, had no promise of that. But her faith, without a promise, got her healing.

L-20 Now, if she could get her healing, by her faith, without a promise in what she was doing, how much more ought we to get our healing, by faith in a promise that God is manifesting and vindicating before us, and has brought it to us by His Word, come around and confirmed His Word!

L-21   Look at these little babies I've just dedicated. Both of them, a miracle from God, passed medical understanding. See? Just think of the things that's been done!

L-22 Now, is God a respect of person? Certainly not. If He heals one, He will heal the other. There is only one thing you have to do, is to appropriate that faith. And that faith is something that you know; not something you plunder at, guess at. You know it! Something happens. Now, through the ages, people has rested upon this.

L-23 The reason I took this text here for these few minutes, is because that He said, "Heavens and earth will pass away, but My Words shall not pass away." And He had made a promise here, that that generation, they would... Said, "This generation shall not pass until all these things be fulfilled."

L-24   If there would happen to be an unbeliever sitting present, that's one of the greatest stumbling blocks that the unbeliever ever caught into. They think that Jesus was referring to the generation He was talking to. Now to straighten that out, so we can get to the text.

L-25 They asked Him three questions. If you'll notice back in the 24th, the beginning of the 24th chapter here, we read these Words.
And Jesus went out, and departed from the temple: and his disciples came to him... to show him the building of the temple.
And Jesus said unto them, See ye not all these things? verily I say unto you, There shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down.

L-26 Now, that was when He was still in the city, at the temple. Now what?
And as he sat upon the mount...

L-27 He left from the temple, and went up on top of the mountain, Mount Olive.
... sat upon... Mount Olives, his disciples came to him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be?... what shall be the sign of thy coming, and the sign of the end of the world?

L-28   They asked Him three questions, and He answers them as they asked Him. Three questions, see. First, "When will there be time one stone won't be left upon another?" And, "What will be the sign of Your Coming?" And, "What is the end of the world?" Three questions. And He answers three questions.

L-29 Great students, today, place that first question, when He said, "Pray that your flight be not in the wintertime, nor on the sabbath day," they place that to a future date, of the Coming of the Lord at the end of the world.


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