<TITLE>11. Par 110-119</TITLE>L-110 He said, "You have said right, for you've had five, and the one you're living with now is not yours."

L-111   And watch this woman, notice, and her in that condition. (Am I staying too long, too long?) Her in that condition, she knowed more about the real Bible than a big bunch of preachers does today. And as soon as He sees... She might have thought that it was just a--a man seeing her condition, and--and she wanted to... wanted to get smart with her or something, and she said, "I have no husband!"

L-112 He said, "Thou has said right. You have five, and the one you're living with now is not your husband."

L-113 Quickly that predestinated seed laying in her heart caught fire. She turned, she said, "Sir, I perceive that You are a prophet. We ain't had one for four hundred years, You know. We know." Oh, Dallas, don't miss this! "We know. We're looking for a Messiah, Who is called the Christ. And when He comes, this is what He is going to do. This will be His sign."
Jesus said, "I am He that speaks with you."

L-114 Upon that, she dropped the waterpot, and in the city she went, said, "Come, see a Man Who told me what I've done. Isn't this the very Messiah?" And the Bible said that they believed Jesus because what the woman said.

L-115   Now that's the way He identified Himself as being Messiah; not because the way He dressed, by His education, by a fellowship card, by His honor among man. God was in Him, manifesting the Word that He promised. He said in St. John 5:39, "Search the Scriptures, for in them you think you have Eternal Life. They are they that testify, or, tell you Who I am."

L-116 "Same yesterday, today, and forever." My brother, my sister, you're a lovely audience, you could talk all night. You see what Jesus was then? He was manifested, that was God manifested in a Man called Jesus Christ, which is the Son of God, promising, "As it was in the days of Noah," every other scene set exactly, "so shall it be at the coming of the Son of man." "He is the same yesterday, today, and forever." Oh, church, don't stare, but believe on the Lord Jesus Christ! Sirs, We Would See Jesus. If He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, would you like to see Him? "Sirs, we..." How would you look for Him? If He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, He'll do the same.

L-117   Now, a man could come up here with nail scars in his hands, blood and smoke, and oil running out of him. That wouldn't make it. Any hypocrite can do that. Certainly.

L-118 But what it is, is the manifestation of this promised Word. He was God's anointed Prophet. He was. He was the God-Prophet. He was what all the prophets was, it was in Him, plus the rest of what God was. God was in Christ reconciling Himself to the world. He was God, Emmanuel, the fulness of God made known to us, in the Person of His Son Jesus Christ, the second attribute of God.

L-119   Notice, now, He is alive today. He is not dead. He is alive. He said, "A little while, and the world," kosmos, "world order will see Me..." see; s, double e, "see Me no more. Yet ye shall see Me, for I," I is a personal pronoun again, "I'll be with you, even in you, to the end of the world, or at the end of the world when these Scriptures is to be fulfilled." All the way down, it's been God Who we believed on in Luther's age, God Who shouted in--in Wesley's age, God Who spoke in tongues in the Pentecostal age. He is coming right down before the promised Son comes, to prove His Scripture. All Scripture has got to be fulfilled. Sirs, We Would See Jesus.
Let us bow our heads.


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