<TITLE>15. Par 168-175</TITLE>L-168 Now, is this, this is the lady? This is the first lady in the line. All right. Now, this lady and I, as far as I know, are strangers, a very beautiful picture of Saint John, the 4th chapter. Jesus met a woman at the well of Samaria, a panoramic something like this, first time they had ever met in life. And so far as I know, this is the first time we met. We are strangers to each other. If that's right, just so that the people see that it's true, just raise up your hand. So see, this is us, first time.

L-169   Now if He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, now to speak with the woman, the way He did the woman at the well, would be find out something that she has done, or something that's wrong with her, or something on the... something that I know nothing about, and would reveal it to her. Which, I never seen her, I am just... first time I was ever in this city. And I'm just here, she is a stranger. Now would that make Jesus Christ the same yesterday, today, and forever? Would that make the Word a discerner of the thoughts that's in the heart? See? See? It would make Him the same yesterday...

L-170   And here is my hands, and my Bible, I never seen the woman in my life. God knows that. She is just a woman standing there. I--I know no more about her than the rankest stranger there is in here, to her. That's true, and she knows that.

L-171 I don't know her; but He does. And He is the Word, and the Word reveals the secret of the heart, tells the things, the wrongs, tells her something. If she has done anything wrong, not confessed under the Blood, He'll tell her about it. If she is a make-believer, He'll tell her about it. If she is a believer, He'll tell her about it. If there is anything physically wrong, tell her about it. If she is something for something else, He'll tell her about it. He can do all that, 'cause He is God. He knows all things. I don't know; she doesn't know me and I don't know her. Now if He reveals that in that way, you know it's still the Word, Hebrews 4:12, "The Word of God reveals the secrets that's in the heart, knows the condition."

L-172   Now if God will--will reveal this to us tonight, sister, as you and I stand here together, then you would--you would know it couldn't be me. It would have to be Him. Now I just want to talk to you a minute, because talking in the Word like this. Why, I am preaching, you see, and then I come back, I just speaking to you like He did the woman at the well, carry a conversation with her until He found out what was her trouble. Now if God will reveal to me what your trouble is, well, you'll know whether it's the truth or not.

L-173 And will all of you believe? Anybody out there know the woman? Raise up your hand if there's any people... Oh, yes, plenty people know her. Yeah. All right.

L-174   Now may the Lord Jesus grant this, see. That would be not only the preached Word, it would be the Word made flesh, speaking out, revealing. Now the Bible doesn't say that you will be standing here, and what's be wrong with you, and all about it, and what you're here for, or what you done. It doesn't say that. But the Word does come down, that identifies the speaker, see, that the Word of God; then the Message is true, then God is identifying the Message to be the Truth. The baptism of the Holy Spirit and the full Gospel have to be the Truth then, if it's identified right.

L-175   One thing, you're all nervous, real nervous. You're upset about something. That's right. You're worried. You've had this for sometime. And what it is, it's a condition on your limb. It's on your right limb. You're scared it's cancer. It's bothering you all over. That right side is completely out. You're bothered in your stomach, makes you sick. If that's true, raise up your hand. Don't fear, just believe and He'll make you well. Do you believe it? [The sister says, "Amen."--Ed.] All right, go thanking God for it, and be well. The Lord bless you. I just want to lay hands on you.


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