<TITLE>01. Par 1-12</TITLE>64-0122, Looking Unto Jesus, Ramada Inn, Phoenix, AZ, 77 min
L-1     ... out of God's Bible. Knowing this, that if my words fail, His won't. So I want to read a--a Scripture out of the book of Isaiah. And I got some Scriptures written out here, and a few comments that I'd like to make mention of, as quick as is possible, and then go right in to have the prayer for the sick again, tonight.

L-2 I want to take this opportunity, while we're turning to Isaiah 45, I want to take this opportunity to thank all the ministers that's cooperated in this meeting.

L-3   Brother Shores, very dear friend of mine, he represents the Assemblies of God, here in the city. Brother Outlaw, another precious friend of mine, from the Jesus Name Church. Brother Fuller, from the Independence, another precious friend of mine. Not only these three man, they represent the three major groups, but other ministers that I have ministered for, in previous, of other campaigns, they all cooperated and come together, and the people's come out. I certainly trust, my brethren, that many of your people, that were sick and needy, got help during this time. And I am sure that I tried all I knowed how to do, and I am sure the Holy Spirit will confirm what's been said and done.

L-4   So, the Lord bless you now as we look to the Bible. Isaiah 45, beginning with 22nd chap-... or the 22nd verse.
Look unto me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I am God, and there is none else.
I have sworn by myself, the word is gone out of my mouth in righteousness, and shall not return, That unto me every knee shall bow, and every tongue shall answer.

L-5 I know that isn't very much reading of the Scripture, but that's sufficient because It's Eternal. It's God's Word. And if I should call this a text now, for about twenty minutes, or thirty, I would like to say, I want to say: Looking Unto Jesus.

L-6   That's been the call for years, "Look unto Me, ye ends of the earth." I would like to kind of turn that just a little bit, and, "Look especially unto Me at the end of each world system," because He always makes Hisself known so real at the end of a world system when it's coming to its end. "Look unto Me, all ye ends of the world," I might say. The Scripture says, "The ends, ends of the earth," ends is in plural, "ends of the earth."

L-7 Many say, "We've heard this for many years, 'Look unto Me. Look unto Me.'" Well, that's true. But the thing, the question is, is what do you see when you look? You've been asked that for a long time, "Look unto Me."

L-8   Hear people say, "Look." If they mention the word look, means, "to pay attention, look up, or to look at, and look out."

L-9 And now God is saying here, "Look unto Me. I am God, and there is none other."

L-10 And I wonder, in a time that we are living in now, what could we look to that would be more solid than God? And God is the Word, so look to the Word of God, today, for your answer. The Bible has the answer for this day. It's had it for other days. It's got it forever, because it is Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever.

L-11 The Bible has the answer, because the Bible is the revelation of Jesus Christ, being revealed since the foundation of the world. He has been revealed in the form of prophets, He has been revealed in the form of kings, He has been revealed in the form of law-givers, because that's what He is: King, Prophet, Law-Giver, and God.
Now, He said, "Look to Me."

L-12   And you say, "I've done that." It depends on what you looked at, determines what you look at, is where and what you look for Him for. What are you looking at? What purpose do you have in looking at Him? It only depends on what you look for, that's what you find.


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