<TITLE>10. Par 106-118</TITLE>L-106   Now if He'd a lived in Moses' time, it wouldn't have worked. And if Moses would have lived in His time, it wouldn't have worked. If He'd have lived in Noah's time, it wouldn't have worked, or if Noah had lived in His time. Noah was prophesying of things for that day, and his characteristic and what he done identified him with the Word of God. Moses did the same thing.

L-107 And here Jesus come, and the Word was promised for that age was identified in Jesus Christ by the characteristic of the Word, which is God. Amen.

L-108   The pouring out of the Holy Ghost, in the last days, upon the common people, has identified God's characteristic with the people. He promised it. It's the Word. He said He would do it. Nobody can take it back. He said He would do it.

L-109 So all these things that He has promised, that's what He does. It identifies His characteristic. Yes, sir. "Don't believe it, don't believe My claims, if My characteristic isn't that of God."

L-110 Now notice in John 14:12, "He that believeth on Me," He said, "has My identification, My characteristic. He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also." That identifies that the character of Christ is in him, displaying the characteristics of Him. Amen.

L-111   I feel pretty religious right now, if I am hoarse. Yes, sir. Oh, my! See, there is no mistake about It! His Life! "He that believeth on Me, the works that I do shall he do also." See, that identifies the characteristic.

L-112 Same thing He said, "If My character doesn't identify Myself, God in--in Him, then (he) don't believe Him." Now He also said that He would be identified in that. Then, that, if it doesn't identify Him, then he isn't what he says.

L-113 And, today, if Christ doesn't identify Hisself, the characteristic of Christ identify us as being of Christ, believing the Word... Jesus was the Word, so He had to believe the Word. And how can we say that we are of Christ, and deny any Word of that Bible? The Holy Spirit of Christ is God in you, and It'll punctuate every promise with a "amen." The Bible said, "These signs shall follow them that believe." The Spirit of God said, "Amen." See?

L-114 One of them don't say, "No, that was for another age; that was for disciples only."

L-115 "Go ye into all the world and preach the Gospel to every creature. He, anywhere in all the world, that believeth, these signs shall follow him, same thing." "Same yesterday, today, and forever," the characteristic being identified.

L-116   That makes Hebrews 1:1, "God of sundry times, speaking to the fathers by the prophets," identifying Christ, resurrected today, by the same characteristic that He did in sundry times. Did you notice? God never changes His way.

L-117 In the old Bible, when a dreamer dreamed a dream, and there was no prophet in the land to see if this dream was right or not, they had another way of finding out. They took that character, ever who dreamed the dream, took him down to the temple. The breastplate of Aaron, who was the high priest, hung on the post. And this dreamer told this dream. No matter how good it sound, how real it sound; if there wasn't a supernatural Light flashed on those stones, which is called Urim Thummim, (Bible readers understand); then, I don't care how real it sounded, it wasn't so. The unusualness of God, the character of God, had to display His characteristics in the supernatural, to show that He identified Himself on the message. Amen.

L-118 I say the same thing tonight. The old Urim Thummim is gone, but the Word is still the thing that identifies the characteristic of God, the promise of the hour that we're living. There is God's characteristics identified by the promise of the hour that we're living in.


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